Influence of morphological characteristics of stem and panicle length on wintering oat lodging resistance

The article presents the results of investigating morphological parameters of a stem and a panicle of wintering oat varieties and hybrid populations of the nursery of competitive variety trial and Avena fatua (L.) field weed species. The research has been carried out in order to identify differences...

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Main Authors: M. V. Kuzenko, V. I. Kuzenko
Format: Article
Language:Russian
Published: Maykop State Technological University 2020-12-01
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Online Access:https://newtechology.mkgtu.ru/jour/article/view/408
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description The article presents the results of investigating morphological parameters of a stem and a panicle of wintering oat varieties and hybrid populations of the nursery of competitive variety trial and Avena fatua (L.) field weed species. The research has been carried out in order to identify differences in morphological characteristics of cultivated and weed-field types of oats, as well as to search for economically useful characteristics for practical use in breeding. The research focuses on lodging resistance as one of the significant economically valuable signs of increasing wintering oat productivity. The studied samples have been analyzed according to plant height, number and length of internodes, and panicle length. The role of the length of internodes and panicles in the formation of the height of both species has been determined. Differences in the length of internodes have been revealed when compared with the standard and Avena fatua (L.). The relationship between internodes and panicles with height has been shown, as well as the dependence of the developed length of each internode between the nodes of the plant itself. The performed correlation analysis has revealed the presence of a high positive relationship between the height of wintering oat plants and the length of the fifth internode (0,61) and panicle (0,91). The presence of these connections indicates the need for forms of oats with a short fifth internode and a panicle in order to increase the resistance to lodging in crosses. The use of the results of morphological analysis complements the visual assessment of lodging resistance, makes it possible to characterize the parental forms used in the hybridization process, and to promote the accelerated development of varieties resistant to stem lodging.
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spelling doaj.art-80ed503a660e4d8f86deda55f9df25ef2023-11-22T16:04:54ZrusMaykop State Technological UniversityНовые технологии2072-09202713-00292020-12-01165637010.47370/2072-0920-2020-16-5-63-70396Influence of morphological characteristics of stem and panicle length on wintering oat lodging resistanceM. V. Kuzenko0V. I. Kuzenko1FSBSI «Adygh Scientific Research Institute of Agriculture»FSBSI HO «Maykop State Technological University»The article presents the results of investigating morphological parameters of a stem and a panicle of wintering oat varieties and hybrid populations of the nursery of competitive variety trial and Avena fatua (L.) field weed species. The research has been carried out in order to identify differences in morphological characteristics of cultivated and weed-field types of oats, as well as to search for economically useful characteristics for practical use in breeding. The research focuses on lodging resistance as one of the significant economically valuable signs of increasing wintering oat productivity. The studied samples have been analyzed according to plant height, number and length of internodes, and panicle length. The role of the length of internodes and panicles in the formation of the height of both species has been determined. Differences in the length of internodes have been revealed when compared with the standard and Avena fatua (L.). The relationship between internodes and panicles with height has been shown, as well as the dependence of the developed length of each internode between the nodes of the plant itself. The performed correlation analysis has revealed the presence of a high positive relationship between the height of wintering oat plants and the length of the fifth internode (0,61) and panicle (0,91). The presence of these connections indicates the need for forms of oats with a short fifth internode and a panicle in order to increase the resistance to lodging in crosses. The use of the results of morphological analysis complements the visual assessment of lodging resistance, makes it possible to characterize the parental forms used in the hybridization process, and to promote the accelerated development of varieties resistant to stem lodging.https://newtechology.mkgtu.ru/jour/article/view/408wintering oatsspring oatsavena fatua (l.)morphological studiesplantsstemstrawpanicleheightlodgingcorrelation
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Influence of morphological characteristics of stem and panicle length on wintering oat lodging resistance
Новые технологии
wintering oats
spring oats
avena fatua (l.)
morphological studies
plants
stem
straw
panicle
height
lodging
correlation
title Influence of morphological characteristics of stem and panicle length on wintering oat lodging resistance
title_full Influence of morphological characteristics of stem and panicle length on wintering oat lodging resistance
title_fullStr Influence of morphological characteristics of stem and panicle length on wintering oat lodging resistance
title_full_unstemmed Influence of morphological characteristics of stem and panicle length on wintering oat lodging resistance
title_short Influence of morphological characteristics of stem and panicle length on wintering oat lodging resistance
title_sort influence of morphological characteristics of stem and panicle length on wintering oat lodging resistance
topic wintering oats
spring oats
avena fatua (l.)
morphological studies
plants
stem
straw
panicle
height
lodging
correlation
url https://newtechology.mkgtu.ru/jour/article/view/408
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