Evaluation Yield and Components Yield on Three Hybrids Maize in Hungary

Abstract

We evaluated on physiological traits on 3 hybrids on maize in Hungary. We used Loupiac, Sushi and Armagnac hybrids for this experiment. Samples were taken in Debrecen. The Experimental Station is situated on the Hajdúság Loess Ridge, and the soil is a lowland chernozem with lime deposits and a deep humus layer, formed on loess. It has medium hard loam texture. The daily precipitation sum was determined with local measurements, while the daily radiation and temperature data were provided by the Meteorological Observatory Debrecen the National Meteorological Service in Budapest Samples were taken in location in Debrecen. In 2017 the total rainfall from May until October was 314 mm in Debrecen, which was 236 mm for winter period before sowing. Result showed genotype and traits and interaction trait in Genotype was significant in one percent. In Path analysis on different traits in grain yield, weight 1000 seeds in direct effect with grain yield of 0.95 indicate that this weight of 1000 seeds is very strong. GGE Bi-plot showed that Loupiac hybrid is highest grain yield and Armagnac hybrid is least grain yield.

Keywords

• Maize,GGE bi-plot,Path analysis

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