The most relevant drought-tolerant indices for selecting barley drought-tolerant genotypes

Yıl 2024, Cilt: 5 Sayı: 1, 15 - 23, 30.04.2024

Mbarek Ben Naceur , Hatem Cheikh-mhamed

https://doi.org/10.51753/flsrt.1362571

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During its development cycle, lack of water is one of the factors reducing plant growth and yields, in the world's arid regions. The identification of indices that characterize the most tolerant genotypes to drought is very useful since it allows us to evaluate the tolerance of large varieties collections within a short and early stage. This study aimed to identify the most efficient drought tolerance indicators and evaluate, from the early stage of plant development, the germination parameters that would be correlated with drought tolerance in the field. If such correlations were identified, it would be possible to screen dozens of genotypes in the laboratory and identify the most tolerant ones before moving into the field. To attain this objective, two tests were carried out: The first one was realized in the laboratory to assess some germination parameters (germination rate, root length, root number, etc.) of sixteen North African barley genotypes (Algerians, Tunisians, and Egyptians) at the germination stage, under polyethylene glycol (PEG-6000) induced stress. The second test was carried out in the field to measure the grain yield of the same genotypes, under favorable and limited water conditions. The laboratory test revealed significant differences between root lengths (RL) of different genotypes within each water regime and between different treatments (control and PEG-6000 solution). The obtained result showed the superiority of most Egyptian genotypes, especially under stress conditions induced by PEG-6000. The field trial also showed significant differences in grain yields under both water regimes (stressful and non-stressful regimes) and pointed to the high performance of the majority of Egyptian genotypes. The calculated indices [(STI), (SSI), (YSI), and (TOL)] showed variable correlations depending on the index used and concluded that STI and YSI are the best indicators of drought tolerance compared to the others. Among the germination parameters, only the root length (RL) under PEG stress is positively correlated with grain yield, obtained under drought conditions in the field. Therefore, it would be possible to use this parameter to select, at an early stage, the most drought-tolerant genotypes.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Barley, correlation, drought, polyethylene glycol, tolerance index, stress

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