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Wheat Information Service
Number 85: 1-6 (1997)
Research article
Evaluation of abiotic stress resistance in Hebei
winter wheat genetic resources
Li Xingpu, Sun Fengrui, Guo Beihai, Liu Lianru and Pang
Chunming
Institute of Cereal and Oil Crops, Hebei Academy of Agricultural
and Forestry Sciences, Shijiazhuang 050031, P.R. China
Summary
Four hundred and sixty-eight accessions of Hebei winter wheat
genetic resources were assessed on abiotic stress resistance in four
different agroecological locations. The results showed that 63
accessions, Lang 8519, Kecheng 3, 3053-1, Shi 87-6149-50, Jifu 80-58,
3078-2, Jilang 8190-2 etc. were salinity tolerant, that 116
accessions, Lang 8504, Jimai 22, Kecheng 4, Ji 86 Guan 725, Ji
85-5091 and Jimai 21 etc. were drought resistant, and that 126
accessions, Jinfengl, Ji 82-425 5, Shi 83-5307, Tang 85-5032, Bao
5264 etc. were cold resistant.
Key words: bread wheat, genetic resources, salt tolerance,
drought resistance, cold resistance
Introduction
Bread wheat (Triticum aestivum) is one of stable food
crops in the world. It has played an important role in people's life.
However, the shortage of varieties with multiple resistance to
abiotic stress affected yield increase so that wheat production does
not meet the needs of ever-growing population. It is, therefore,
necessary to appraise and screen wheat genetic resources with
resistance to abiotic stress for breeders to develop new
varieties.
Material and methods
Four hundred and sixty-eight accessions of wheat germplasm
resources were evaluated in different agroecological environments
from the year 1986 to 1989.
Appraisal of salinity tolerance was conducted in Institute of
Cangzhou Agricultural Sciences, which is located in the region of
salt stress. Materials were sown in soil bed containing 0.41% salt.
The check Keyi 26 was sown once after every 7 accessions, with one
row per accession. Salt tolerance coefficient (yield of a material in
salt bed 1 yield of check in salt bed) and salt tolerance index
(salt tolerance coefficient of the material / salt tolerance
coefficient of check) were calculated after harvest. Salt tolerance
index was indicated in 5 scales for the sake of comparison. Their
corresponding relations were indicated as follows:
Scales of salt tolerance: 1 2 3 4 5
Indexes of salt tolerance: >1.3 >1.1 >0.8 >0.5
<0.5
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