POSITIONING OF WHITE OAT CULTIVARS IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS FOR HIGH GRAIN PRODUCTIVITY IN ORGANIC SYSTEM

Background. White oat is a multifunctional species with significant benefits to human health, so the positioning of genotypes in the organic system is substantial to promote the expression of maximum productive potential. Objective. To select and identify the genotypes with greater stability and pro...

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Authors: Savicki, Anderson Dal Molin, Carvalho, Ivan Ricardo, Loro, Murilo Vieira, Pradebon, Leonardo Cesar, Schmidt, Aline Luiza, Sfalcin, Inaê Carolina, Schulz, Adriano Dietterle, Machado, Pedro Pinheiro Nascimento, Alchieri, Amauri de Carli, Silva, José Antonio Gonzalez da, Alban, Aljian Antônio, Challiol, Marcio Alberto
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Keyword:Avena sativa L.; genotypes; stability; adaptability; AMMI; GGE.
Avena sativa L.; genotipos; estabilidad; adaptabilidad; AMMI; GGE.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv POSITIONING OF WHITE OAT CULTIVARS IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS FOR HIGH GRAIN PRODUCTIVITY IN ORGANIC SYSTEM
POSICIONAMIENTO DE CULTIVARES DE AVENA BLANCA EN DIFERENTES AMBIENTES PARA ALTA PRODUCTIVIDAD DE GRANO EN SISTEMA ORGÁNICO
title POSITIONING OF WHITE OAT CULTIVARS IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS FOR HIGH GRAIN PRODUCTIVITY IN ORGANIC SYSTEM
spellingShingle POSITIONING OF WHITE OAT CULTIVARS IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS FOR HIGH GRAIN PRODUCTIVITY IN ORGANIC SYSTEM
Savicki, Anderson Dal Molin
Avena sativa L.; genotypes; stability; adaptability; AMMI; GGE.
Avena sativa L.; genotipos; estabilidad; adaptabilidad; AMMI; GGE.
title_short POSITIONING OF WHITE OAT CULTIVARS IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS FOR HIGH GRAIN PRODUCTIVITY IN ORGANIC SYSTEM
title_full POSITIONING OF WHITE OAT CULTIVARS IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS FOR HIGH GRAIN PRODUCTIVITY IN ORGANIC SYSTEM
title_fullStr POSITIONING OF WHITE OAT CULTIVARS IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS FOR HIGH GRAIN PRODUCTIVITY IN ORGANIC SYSTEM
title_full_unstemmed POSITIONING OF WHITE OAT CULTIVARS IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS FOR HIGH GRAIN PRODUCTIVITY IN ORGANIC SYSTEM
title_sort POSITIONING OF WHITE OAT CULTIVARS IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS FOR HIGH GRAIN PRODUCTIVITY IN ORGANIC SYSTEM
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Savicki, Anderson Dal Molin
Carvalho, Ivan Ricardo
Loro, Murilo Vieira
Pradebon, Leonardo Cesar
Schmidt, Aline Luiza
Sfalcin, Inaê Carolina
Schulz, Adriano Dietterle
Machado, Pedro Pinheiro Nascimento
Alchieri, Amauri de Carli
Silva, José Antonio Gonzalez da
Alban, Aljian Antônio
Challiol, Marcio Alberto
author Savicki, Anderson Dal Molin
author_facet Savicki, Anderson Dal Molin
Carvalho, Ivan Ricardo
Loro, Murilo Vieira
Pradebon, Leonardo Cesar
Schmidt, Aline Luiza
Sfalcin, Inaê Carolina
Schulz, Adriano Dietterle
Machado, Pedro Pinheiro Nascimento
Alchieri, Amauri de Carli
Silva, José Antonio Gonzalez da
Alban, Aljian Antônio
Challiol, Marcio Alberto
author_role author
author2 Carvalho, Ivan Ricardo
Loro, Murilo Vieira
Pradebon, Leonardo Cesar
Schmidt, Aline Luiza
Sfalcin, Inaê Carolina
Schulz, Adriano Dietterle
Machado, Pedro Pinheiro Nascimento
Alchieri, Amauri de Carli
Silva, José Antonio Gonzalez da
Alban, Aljian Antônio
Challiol, Marcio Alberto
author2_role author
author
author
author
author
author
author
author
author
author
author
dc.contributor.none.fl_str_mv FAPEGRS
CNPq
CAPES.
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Avena sativa L.; genotypes; stability; adaptability; AMMI; GGE.
Avena sativa L.; genotipos; estabilidad; adaptabilidad; AMMI; GGE.
topic Avena sativa L.; genotypes; stability; adaptability; AMMI; GGE.
Avena sativa L.; genotipos; estabilidad; adaptabilidad; AMMI; GGE.
description Background. White oat is a multifunctional species with significant benefits to human health, so the positioning of genotypes in the organic system is substantial to promote the expression of maximum productive potential. Objective. To select and identify the genotypes with greater stability and productive adaptability. Methodology. The study was carried out in 11 environments located in the countries of Brazil (states of Rio Grande do Sul and Paraná) and Paraguay (Itapúa) in 2019 and 2020, evaluating in each of them four genotypes of white oats (Avena sativa) (URS Corona, URS Brava, IPR Artemis and IPR Afrodite) each considered as treatments. The experimental design was randomized blocks with four replications per treatment. The variables analyzed were grain yield (GY, kg ha-1) and the cycle in days from emergence to physiological maturity (PM). With the presence of G x E interaction, AMMI and GGE biometric methods were used to study adaptability and stability. Results. With the data obtained, it was possible to form three mega-environments with the identification of specifically adapted genotypes. The URS Brava genotype was characterized as the ideal genotype, with high stability and wide adaptability for grain yield, which can be positioned in all environments. High altitudes promoted a longer crop cycle and lower grain yield, while low altitudes induced a shorter cycle and grain yield maximization of white oat genotypes. Implications. The current results indicate that it is possible to position a single genotype within a region formed by similar environments, as well as it was identified that the crops should preferably be carried out in regions of lower altitudes. Conclusion. The URS Brava genotype is considered the ideal genotype with high potential for productivity at low altitudes.
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spelling POSITIONING OF WHITE OAT CULTIVARS IN DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENTS FOR HIGH GRAIN PRODUCTIVITY IN ORGANIC SYSTEMPOSICIONAMIENTO DE CULTIVARES DE AVENA BLANCA EN DIFERENTES AMBIENTES PARA ALTA PRODUCTIVIDAD DE GRANO EN SISTEMA ORGÁNICOSavicki, Anderson Dal MolinCarvalho, Ivan RicardoLoro, Murilo VieiraPradebon, Leonardo CesarSchmidt, Aline LuizaSfalcin, Inaê CarolinaSchulz, Adriano DietterleMachado, Pedro Pinheiro NascimentoAlchieri, Amauri de CarliSilva, José Antonio Gonzalez daAlban, Aljian AntônioChalliol, Marcio AlbertoAvena sativa L.; genotypes; stability; adaptability; AMMI; GGE.Avena sativa L.; genotipos; estabilidad; adaptabilidad; AMMI; GGE.Background. White oat is a multifunctional species with significant benefits to human health, so the positioning of genotypes in the organic system is substantial to promote the expression of maximum productive potential. Objective. To select and identify the genotypes with greater stability and productive adaptability. Methodology. The study was carried out in 11 environments located in the countries of Brazil (states of Rio Grande do Sul and Paraná) and Paraguay (Itapúa) in 2019 and 2020, evaluating in each of them four genotypes of white oats (Avena sativa) (URS Corona, URS Brava, IPR Artemis and IPR Afrodite) each considered as treatments. The experimental design was randomized blocks with four replications per treatment. The variables analyzed were grain yield (GY, kg ha-1) and the cycle in days from emergence to physiological maturity (PM). With the presence of G x E interaction, AMMI and GGE biometric methods were used to study adaptability and stability. Results. With the data obtained, it was possible to form three mega-environments with the identification of specifically adapted genotypes. The URS Brava genotype was characterized as the ideal genotype, with high stability and wide adaptability for grain yield, which can be positioned in all environments. High altitudes promoted a longer crop cycle and lower grain yield, while low altitudes induced a shorter cycle and grain yield maximization of white oat genotypes. Implications. The current results indicate that it is possible to position a single genotype within a region formed by similar environments, as well as it was identified that the crops should preferably be carried out in regions of lower altitudes. Conclusion. The URS Brava genotype is considered the ideal genotype with high potential for productivity at low altitudes.Antecedentes. La avena blanca es una especie multifuncional con importantes beneficios para la salud humana, por lo que el posicionamiento de los genotipos en el sistema orgánico es sustancial para promover la expresión del máximo potencial productivo. Objetivo. Seleccionar e identificar los genotipos con mayor estabilidad y adaptabilidad productiva. Metodologia. El estudio se realizó en 11 ambientes ubicados en los países de Brasil (estados de Rio Grande do Sul y Paraná) y Paraguay (Itapúa) en 2019 y 2020, evaluando en cada uno de ellos cuatro genotipos de avena blanca (Avena sativa) (URS Corona, URS Brava, IPR Artemis and IPR Afrodite) considerados cada uno de ellos como tratamientos. El diseño experimental fue bloques al azar con cuatro repeticiones por tratamiento. Las variables analizadas fueron el rendimiento de grano (GY, kg ha-1) y el ciclo en días desde la emergencia hasta la madurez fisiológica (PM). Con la presencia de interacción G x E, se utilizaron métodos biométricos AMMI y GGE para estudiar la adaptabilidad y la estabilidad. Resultados. Con los datos obtenidos fue posible formar tres megaambientes con la identificación de genotipos específicamente adaptados. El genotipo URS Brava se caracterizó por ser el genotipo ideal, con alta estabilidad y amplia adaptabilidad para rendimiento de grano, que puede posicionarse en todos los ambientes. Las altitudes elevadas promovieron una duración del ciclo más prolongada y un rendimiento de grano más bajo, mientras que a bajas altitudes mostraron una duración del ciclo más corta y una maximización del rendimiento de grano de los genotipos de avena blanca. Implicaciones. Los resultados actuales indican que es posible posicionar un solo genotipo dentro de una región formada por ambientes similares, así como también se identificó que los cultivos deben realizarse preferentemente en regiones de menor altitud. Conclusión. El genotipo URS Brava se considera el genotipo ideal con alto potencial de productividad a bajas altitudes.Universidad Autónoma de YucatanFAPEGRSCNPqCAPES.2023-02-15info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://www.revista.ccba.uady.mx/ojs/index.php/TSA/article/view/4405urn:ISSN:1870-0462-tsaes.v26i2.4405710.56369/tsaes.4405Tropical and Subtropical Agroecosystems; Vol 26, No 2 (2023): (May - August)Tropical and Subtropical Agroecosystems; Vol 26, No 2 (2023): (May - August)1870-0462reponame:Tropical and Subtropical Agroecosystemsinstname:UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE YUCATÁNinstacron:UADYenghttps://www.revista.ccba.uady.mx/ojs/index.php/TSA/article/view/4405/1996Copyright (c) 2023 Anderson Dal Molin Savicki, IVAN Ricardo Carvalho, Murilo Vieira Loro, Leonardo Cesar Pradebon, Aline Luiza Schmidt, Inaê Carolina Sfalcin, Adriano Dietterle Schulz, Pedro Pinheiro Nascimento Machado, Amauri de Carli Alchieri, José Antonio Gonzalez da Silva, Aljian Antônio Alban, Marcio Alberto Challiolhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:ojs.www.revista.ccba.uady.mx:article/44052024-08-22T17:23:09Z
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