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Each material was compared with neighbor cheeks. If the materials
were classified in lower salt tolerance grade than cheek Keyi 26
(with average salt tolerance grade 3), we call them salt tolerant
genotype.
Drought resistance of each material was tested in Dryland Farming
Institute, Hebei Academy of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences. Each
material was sown both in irrigated place (under non-stress) and
non-irrigated place (under stress). After comparing the evaluation
methods of Finlay et al. (1963), Eberhart et al. (1966), Fischer
(1978) and Lan et al. (1993), drought resistance coefficient (DRC:
variety's yield under stress / variety's yield under non-stress) (Lan
et al, 1993) was chosen to evaluate drought resistance. The check was
Jimai 6 (DRC = 0.88). The materials with higher DRC than that of the
cheek were drought resistant genotypes.
Appraisal of cold resistance was conducted in both Institute of
Baoding Agricultural Sciences (local cheek variety is Taishan 1 for
cold resistance) and Institute of Tangshan Agricultural Sciences
(local cheek variety is Dongfanghong 3 for cold resistance). Both of
which are located in the region of coldness. The lowest temperature
is minus 30oC in winter. Varieties were sown in field with
normal management. After winter, wilting degree was scored in 5
scales and percentage of died tillers was recorded. Cold resistance
index (CRI: percentage of winter surviving tillers of a
material / the percentage of winter surviving tillers of check) was
calculated for eliminating the differences between years so that the
materials could be compared with each other in different years. The
materials with lower wilting degrees or with higher CRI than the
checks were regarded as cold resistant genotypes.
Two hundred and fifty-two accessions (the data of some agronomic
characters of other accessions were not recorded) were used for
calculating simple correlations between 9 characteristics.
Results and discussion
Salinity tolerance evaluation
Sixty-three accessions, Lang 8519, Kecheng 3, 3053-1, Shi 87-6149-50,
Jifu 80-58, 3078-2, and Jilang 8190-2 etc. were classified in salt
tolerance grade 1 or grade 2. The varieties with salt tolerance grade
1 were Kecheng 5, Lang 8-7-5- 1-3, Lang 767-4-38, Shijiazhuang 10,
Shi 4414, Henong 62-8, Hebeinongda 1, Hebei 1, Jiguan 85-5091, and
Shi- 86- 8107 etc. There are 13 materials in salt tolerance grade 1
or grade 2 with advanced comprehensive agronomic characteristics,
such as Jimai 14, Jimai 21 and Lang 8519 etc. (Table
1). In addition, salt tolerance of varieties varies along with
developmental stages, such as Ji 85 Guan 680, Tangfu 75005, Bao 412
and Jimai 20 etc. with both salt tolerance and pretty seedlings and
higher surviving rate of seedlings at seedling stage, but with both
intolerance and poor plants at maturing stage. On the contrary, some
materials were tolerant in maturing stage and untolerant at seedling
stage, such as Shi 86-8107, Lang 8515 and Kecheng 3 etc. Blum (1988)
reported the level of salinity resistance changing with plant age and
possibly with hardening. This agrees with our views.
Drought resistance evaluation
One hundred and sixteen accessions, Lang 8504, Jimai 22, Ji 86 Guan
725, Ji 85-5091 and Jimai 21 etc. were drought resistant. The
materials with both their yield under stress and their DRC were
higher than or equal to that of check Jimai 6 were Danong 4, Ji
84-4152, Jishi 86-5144, Ji 85 Guan 725, Bao 405, Kecheng 4, 65-848,
84 Guan 777, Henong 215, and Jinfeng 1 etc. There are 49 materials
with-both drought resistance and high comprehensive agronomic
characteristics.
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