Mobilization of Genetic Resources and Selection Strategy in Broad Bean - Georgieva, Natalia;Kosev, Valentin
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The evaluation of the genetic diversity and performance of main traits and parameters in Vicia faba accessions was conducted under the Central Northern Bulgaria conditions. Positive correlations with different values were established between seed productivity and quantitative traits, which implies an opportunity to improve productivity through the studied characteristics. Using different approaches, analyses (regression, variance, non-parametric) and methods (according to Wricke, 1965; Eberhart and Russell, 1966; Shukla, 1972; Tai, 1979; Plaisted and Peterson, 1979; Annicchiarico, 1992; Yan,…mehr

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The evaluation of the genetic diversity and performance of main traits and parameters in Vicia faba accessions was conducted under the Central Northern Bulgaria conditions. Positive correlations with different values were established between seed productivity and quantitative traits, which implies an opportunity to improve productivity through the studied characteristics. Using different approaches, analyses (regression, variance, non-parametric) and methods (according to Wricke, 1965; Eberhart and Russell, 1966; Shukla, 1972; Tai, 1979; Plaisted and Peterson, 1979; Annicchiarico, 1992; Yan, 2002 and others), the productive potential, ecological stability and adaptive ability of accessions were determined. The allelopathic potential assessment of the genotypes allowed identifying those with pronounced allelopathic tolerance to Sorghum halepense, a major weed in broad bean stands. Based on the complex estimation, a breeding model of broad bean cultivar with an increased productivity was developed. The evaluation of source material through genetic-physiological systems allowed selecting appropriate parental forms which are characterized by high productivity and adaptive ability.
Autorenporträt
Valentin I. Kosev received his PhD from Institute of Forage Crops, Pleven, Bulgaria. Currently (from 2021), he is working as Assoc. Prof. in Institute of Forage Crops, Pleven.Natalia A. Georgieva received her PhD from the Institute of Forage Crops, Pleven. At present, she is working as professor in the field of plant science at the same institute.