Phenological optimization of late reproductive phase for raising wheat yield potential in irrigated mega-environments
Increasing grain number through fine-tuning duration of the late reproductive phase (LRP; terminal spikelet to anthesis) without altering anthesis time has been proposed as a genetic strategy to increase yield potential (YP) of wheat. Here we conducted a modelling analysis to evaluate the potential...
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| author | Pengcheng Hu Chapman, Scott C. Sukumaran, Sivakumar Reynolds, Matthew P. Bangyou Zheng |
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| description | Increasing grain number through fine-tuning duration of the late reproductive phase (LRP; terminal spikelet to anthesis) without altering anthesis time has been proposed as a genetic strategy to increase yield potential (YP) of wheat. Here we conducted a modelling analysis to evaluate the potential of fine-tuning LRP in raising YP in irrigated mega-environments. Using the known optimal anthesis and sowing date of current elite benchmark genotypes, we applied a gene-based phenology model for long-term simulations of phenological stages and yield-related variables of all potential germplasm with the same duration to anthesis as the benchmark genotypes. These diverse genotypes had the same duration to anthesis but varying LRP duration. Lengthening LRP increased YP and harvest index by increasing grain number to some extent and an excessively long LRP reduced YP due to reduced time for canopy construction for high biomass production of pre-anthesis phase. The current elite genotypes could have their LRP extended for higher YP in most sites. Genotypes with a ratio of the duration of LRP to pre-anthesis phase of about 0.42 ensured high yields (≥95% of YP) with their optimal sowing and anthesis dates. Optimization of intermediate growth stages could be further evaluated in breeding programmes to improve YP. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1291812025-11-06T13:03:59Z Phenological optimization of late reproductive phase for raising wheat yield potential in irrigated mega-environments Pengcheng Hu Chapman, Scott C. Sukumaran, Sivakumar Reynolds, Matthew P. Bangyou Zheng breeding crop modelling environment phenology spring wheat yield potential physiology Increasing grain number through fine-tuning duration of the late reproductive phase (LRP; terminal spikelet to anthesis) without altering anthesis time has been proposed as a genetic strategy to increase yield potential (YP) of wheat. Here we conducted a modelling analysis to evaluate the potential of fine-tuning LRP in raising YP in irrigated mega-environments. Using the known optimal anthesis and sowing date of current elite benchmark genotypes, we applied a gene-based phenology model for long-term simulations of phenological stages and yield-related variables of all potential germplasm with the same duration to anthesis as the benchmark genotypes. These diverse genotypes had the same duration to anthesis but varying LRP duration. Lengthening LRP increased YP and harvest index by increasing grain number to some extent and an excessively long LRP reduced YP due to reduced time for canopy construction for high biomass production of pre-anthesis phase. The current elite genotypes could have their LRP extended for higher YP in most sites. Genotypes with a ratio of the duration of LRP to pre-anthesis phase of about 0.42 ensured high yields (≥95% of YP) with their optimal sowing and anthesis dates. Optimization of intermediate growth stages could be further evaluated in breeding programmes to improve YP. 2022-06-24 2023-03-03T16:20:43Z 2023-03-03T16:20:43Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/129181 en Open Access application/pdf Oxford University Press Hu, P., Chapman, S. C., Sukumaran, S., Reynolds, M., & Zheng, B. (2022). Phenological optimization of late reproductive phase for raising wheat yield potential in irrigated mega-environments. Journal of Experimental Botany, 73(12), 4236–4249. https://doi.org/10.1093/jxb/erac144 |
| spellingShingle | breeding crop modelling environment phenology spring wheat yield potential physiology Pengcheng Hu Chapman, Scott C. Sukumaran, Sivakumar Reynolds, Matthew P. Bangyou Zheng Phenological optimization of late reproductive phase for raising wheat yield potential in irrigated mega-environments |
| title | Phenological optimization of late reproductive phase for raising wheat yield potential in irrigated mega-environments |
| title_full | Phenological optimization of late reproductive phase for raising wheat yield potential in irrigated mega-environments |
| title_fullStr | Phenological optimization of late reproductive phase for raising wheat yield potential in irrigated mega-environments |
| title_full_unstemmed | Phenological optimization of late reproductive phase for raising wheat yield potential in irrigated mega-environments |
| title_short | Phenological optimization of late reproductive phase for raising wheat yield potential in irrigated mega-environments |
| title_sort | phenological optimization of late reproductive phase for raising wheat yield potential in irrigated mega environments |
| topic | breeding crop modelling environment phenology spring wheat yield potential physiology |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/129181 |
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