Agronomic Performance and Genetic Parameters of Soybean (Glycine Max (L.) Merr.) Lines in Tidal Swamp Land

Kuswantoro, Heru; Artari, Rina; Jumakir,; WALUYO, None; ., Sholihin .; INDIATI, S.W.

doi:10.15666/aeer/2002_14131423

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“…The lines with the highest POF were Ch3/Arg-4, Ch3/Arg-13, Dm/Arg-7 with 52.8, 51.3 and 51.2 pods, respectively. POF in this study was higher than that of Kuswantoro et al [5] which achieved an average of 31.5 pods and Bedassa et al [17] which reached 23.6 in limed conditions and 20.4 in non-calcified conditions. Important characteristics that affect soybean production include seed size [18].…”

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“…4). This NOD is higher than the study of Kuswantoro et al [5] reported lower number of reproductive nodes reaching 12-18 nodes. Yoosefzadeh-Najafabadi et al [16] also reported umber of reproductive node reached 11.89 ± 0.98 nodes.…”

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“…The higher the level of genetic diversity, the greater the chance to obtain varieties that are resistant to environmental stress. In order to find soybean varieties that are adaptable in tidal swamplands, it will be helpful to conduct research on genetic variability, phenotypic variability, and interactions between genotype and environment [5]. Variations in the environment, the genotype, and interactions between the genotype and the environment affect agronomic characteristics.…”

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“…Variations in the environment, the genotype, and interactions between the genotype and the environment affect agronomic characteristics. The chosen genotype's resistance mechanisms can be determined using physiological, morphological, and agronomic characteristics [5].…”

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Genetic variability and relationship of agronomic characters of soybean lines in tidal swamp land

Kuswantoro,

Purwantoro,

Purnomo

et al. 2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Genetic variability and the relationship between agronomic characters have an important role in the development of high-yielding soybean varieties. The aim of the research was to study the genetic diversity and the closeness of the relationship among the agronomic characters of soybean lines in tidal swamp land. The results showed that broad genetic variability was found in the number of branches and seed yield, while the other characters had narrow genetic variability. Individuals in the family are relatively evenly distributed. Based on the PCA biplot, the contribution of agronomic characters was in the similar direction as seed yield, except for maturity. However, there were no characters that are significantly correlated with seed yield. Significant phenotypic correlations were obtained among the number of filled pods, plant height, the number of branches, and the number of reproductive nodes. Almost all of the high agronomic characters belong to the Dh/Arg progenies. The highest seed yields were obtained by Dw/Arg-7 and Dw/Arg-12, namely 2.49 and 2.41 t/ha, respectively. The lines with high seed yield potential were also shown by the Gjs/Arg and Sh/Arg progenies. Dw/Arg-7 and Dw/Arg-12 can be assessed in plant breeding process to obtain high yielding soybean varieties adaptive to tidal swamp areas.

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Genetic variability and relationship of agronomic characters of soybean lines in tidal swamp land

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“…Therefore, a focused approach incorporating physiological, biochemical, and metabolic aspects in salttolerant molecules is essential for developing tolerant cultivars. In recent decades, protective exogenous, such as, osmoprotectants (proline, glycine betaine, and trehalose), plant hormones (gibberellic acid, jasmonic acid, brassinosteroids, and salicylic acid), antioxidants (ascorbic acid, glutathione, and tocopherols), signaling molecules (nitric oxide and hydrogen peroxide), polyamines (spermidine, spermine, and putrescine), trace elements (selenium and silicon) are effective in reducing salt-induced damages to plants (Yusuf et al, 2012;Kuswantoro et al, 2020).…”

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Black Soybean Response to Antioxidant Application for Growth and Yield Under Salinity Stress Conditions

BARUS¹,

SULISTIANI²,

UTAMI³

et al. 2023

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Black soybean (Glycine max L.) is native to Asia and well adapted to tropical climate countries, such as, Indonesia. The demand for black soybean supply increases due to soy sauce making. Limited fertile land causes efforts to enhance black soybean production to relocate to sub-optimal lands, such as, saline land. However, in saline soils the plant productivity is very low; therefore, technological inputs are required to prevent the crop from salinity stress, one of which is an exogenous application of antioxidants. The presented study aimed to analyze the yield in several black soybean cultivars when applied with antioxidants under salinity stress conditions. The study used a randomized complete block design with a factorial arrangement and three replications. The first factor comprised four cultivars of black soybean, i.e., Malika, Detam 2, Detam 3, and Detam 4, while the second factor was antioxidants (ascorbic acid, salicylic acid, and vitamin E – α-tocopherol) application, and without application of antioxidant (control). The results showed that salinity stress significantly affected the growth and yield of four black soybean cultivars. However, cultivar Detam 2 compared with other cultivars, performed best based on morphological and yield-related traits under saline soil conditions. Furthermore, in antioxidants, salicylic acid gave the best results for morphological characters, while ascorbic acid and vitamin E performed better for yield-related traits. Overall, the antioxidant application increased the tolerance of black soybean genotypes as compared with the control under salinity stress conditions.

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Assessment of Botanical and Genetic Collection of Soybean for Morphological and Yield Attributes and Their Impact on Nodule-Associated Bacteria and Soil Fertility

KURBANBAEV,

ABDUSHUKIROVA,

TOSHMATOV

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Assessment of botanical and genetic collection of soybean cultivars transpired during 2021–2022, for morphological and yield-related traits and their impact on nodule bacteria and soil fertility, at the Dormon Scientific Experimental Station, Institute of Genetics, Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Uzbekistan, District Kibray, Tashkent region, Uzbekistan. The soybean cultivars, grown in a randomized complete block design, had a factorial arrangement with three replications. Results revealed that in the botanical collection, the highest seed yield per plant came from the soybean cultivar K-2600 (48.3 ± 1.30 g), 1000-grain weight from Bk-105 (215.9 ± 0.15 g), and the number of grains per plant from the genotype K-2600 (346.4 ± 6.48). Moreover, in the genetic collection, the high oil content resulted in the genotypes Gen-15 (20.11%), Gen-13 (19.46%), and Gen-11 (19.40%). The higher values of the total protein content emerged in the soybean cultivars, Ehtiyozh (34.09%) and Gen-9 (33.74%), Gen-19 (34.72%), and Gen-26 (33.08%). Among the two types of soybean collections studied, the most substantial number of root nodules appeared in the cultivar Sochilmas (96.65 ± 0.11) during the pod formation phase. The recorded highest amount of soil microelements, according to soil analysis, was at the sowing site of the soybean cultivar, Genetiс-1 and on average, the soil samples contained N-NO3 (28 mg/kg), mobile P2О (212.3 mg/kg), and volatile trace element K2О5 (36 mg/kg), found to remain in the soil after crop harvesting. The conclusion based on the results indicates that the local soybean cultivar Genetik-1 has a more positive effect on improving soil fertility versus the other genotypes in both collections.

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Agronomic Performance and Genetic Parameters of Soybean (Glycine Max (L.) Merr.) Lines in Tidal Swamp Land

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Genetic variability and relationship of agronomic characters of soybean lines in tidal swamp land

Genetic variability and relationship of agronomic characters of soybean lines in tidal swamp land

Black Soybean Response to Antioxidant Application for Growth and Yield Under Salinity Stress Conditions

Assessment of Botanical and Genetic Collection of Soybean for Morphological and Yield Attributes and Their Impact on Nodule-Associated Bacteria and Soil Fertility

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