Evaluation of biofortified spring wheat genotypes for yield and micronutrients

Advanced wheat genotypes were tested for agronomic as well as grain iron and zinc content traits. The analysis of variance indicated variation for all traits except iron (Fe) and zinc (Zn). The grain Fe content ranged from 39-58 mg/kg whereas grain Zn ranged from 32-47 mg/kg among the tested lines....

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Autores principales: Chatrath, Ravish, Gupta, Vikas, Parkash, Om, Singh, Gyanendra Pratap
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Publicado: Applied and Natural Science Foundation 2018
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/171136
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author Chatrath, Ravish
Gupta, Vikas
Parkash, Om
Singh, Gyanendra Pratap
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description Advanced wheat genotypes were tested for agronomic as well as grain iron and zinc content traits. The analysis of variance indicated variation for all traits except iron (Fe) and zinc (Zn). The grain Fe content ranged from 39-58 mg/kg whereas grain Zn ranged from 32-47 mg/kg among the tested lines. A significant positive correlation (0.45) was observed between grain Fe and Zn content. There was no association between yield and grain Fe and Zn content indicating that improvement in these micronutrients will not have any undesirable affect on yield. The data was further analysed for principal component analysis and genotype by trait association. The first five principal components viz., PC1 (0.3149), PC2 (0.2198), PC3 (0.1461), PC4 (0.10) and PC5 (0.0923) accounted for 0.87 of the total variation. The major traits contributing to the PC1 are days to heading, days to maturity, grain iron content and yield. The cluster analysis revealed significant variation among the tested germplasm thus providing opportunities for increasing the micronutrient content along with yield through hybridization with high micronutrient content lines.
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spelling CGSpace1711362025-02-19T14:31:00Z Evaluation of biofortified spring wheat genotypes for yield and micronutrients Chatrath, Ravish Gupta, Vikas Parkash, Om Singh, Gyanendra Pratap wheat genotypes grain iron zinc biodiversity correlation biofortification trace elements yields Advanced wheat genotypes were tested for agronomic as well as grain iron and zinc content traits. The analysis of variance indicated variation for all traits except iron (Fe) and zinc (Zn). The grain Fe content ranged from 39-58 mg/kg whereas grain Zn ranged from 32-47 mg/kg among the tested lines. A significant positive correlation (0.45) was observed between grain Fe and Zn content. There was no association between yield and grain Fe and Zn content indicating that improvement in these micronutrients will not have any undesirable affect on yield. The data was further analysed for principal component analysis and genotype by trait association. The first five principal components viz., PC1 (0.3149), PC2 (0.2198), PC3 (0.1461), PC4 (0.10) and PC5 (0.0923) accounted for 0.87 of the total variation. The major traits contributing to the PC1 are days to heading, days to maturity, grain iron content and yield. The cluster analysis revealed significant variation among the tested germplasm thus providing opportunities for increasing the micronutrient content along with yield through hybridization with high micronutrient content lines. 2018 2025-01-29T12:57:45Z 2025-01-29T12:57:45Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/171136 en Open Access Applied and Natural Science Foundation Chatrath, Ravish; Gupta, Vikas; Parkash, Om; and Singh, Gyanendra Pratap. 2018. Evaluation of biofortified spring wheat genotypes for yield and micronutrients. Journal of Applied and Natural Science 10(1): 210 -215. https://doi.org/10.31018/jans.v10i1.1606
spellingShingle wheat
genotypes
grain
iron
zinc
biodiversity
correlation
biofortification
trace elements
yields
Chatrath, Ravish
Gupta, Vikas
Parkash, Om
Singh, Gyanendra Pratap
Evaluation of biofortified spring wheat genotypes for yield and micronutrients
title Evaluation of biofortified spring wheat genotypes for yield and micronutrients
title_full Evaluation of biofortified spring wheat genotypes for yield and micronutrients
title_fullStr Evaluation of biofortified spring wheat genotypes for yield and micronutrients
title_full_unstemmed Evaluation of biofortified spring wheat genotypes for yield and micronutrients
title_short Evaluation of biofortified spring wheat genotypes for yield and micronutrients
title_sort evaluation of biofortified spring wheat genotypes for yield and micronutrients
topic wheat
genotypes
grain
iron
zinc
biodiversity
correlation
biofortification
trace elements
yields
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