Adaptabilidade e estabilidade de progênies de Hevea brasiliensis (Willd. ex Adr. de Juss.) Muell. - Arg. em três diferentes regiões do estado de São Paulo
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2010-02-23
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Clones com alta produtividade, adaptabilidade e estabilidade a vários ambientes são imprescindíveis para o desenvolvimento da heveicultura no Brasil. O objetivo do trabalho foi selecionar progênies com maior adaptabilidade e estabilidade a partir do diâmetro da planta a 50 cm do solo (DA50) e a produção de borracha seca (PBS, a partir do teste Hamaker Morris Mann modificado), de uma população de seringueira, aos três anos de idade, plantada em três ambientes distintos (Selvíria-MS, Votuporanga-SP e Colina-SP), utilizando-se do método MHPRVG (média harmônica da performance relativa dos valores genéticos) preditos por BLUP e estimar a variabilidade genética a partir de caracteres quantitativos, tais como: altura da planta (ATP), DA50, forma da planta (FOP), sobrevivência das progênies (SOP) e PBS dos três locais, aos dois e três anos de idade, pelo procedimento REML/BLUP visando a conservação dos recursos genéticos da espécie. As sementes utilizadas na produção das mudas dos testes de progênies foram, na sua maioria, coletadas de clones de origem Asiática provenientes da coleção de clones instalada na área experimental da Agência Paulista de Tecnologia dos Agronegócios – APTA - Polo Regional de Votuporanga, Estado de São Paulo. As progênies foram instaladas nos três locais sob o delineamento de blocos ao acaso, compostos por 30 tratamentos (progênies), três repetições e parcelas lineares de 10 plantas, no espaçamento de 3,00 x 3,00 metros, totalizando 900 plantas úteis em cada local. O método da MHPRVG propiciou um ganho genético de 12,03 a 45,65% entre 10 progênies selecionadas a partir da PBS e permitiu a seleção de progênies com alto potencial produtivo predito. As 10 melhores progênies foram oriundas dos clones GT1, PB 28/59, PR 261, RRIM 606, PB 217, IAC 41, IAC 35, PR 255, RRIM 701 e IAC 301. Os caracteres ATP, DA50, FOP, SOP e a PBS...
Clones with high yield, adaptability and stability for many environments are indispensables to the development of the rubber tree crop in Brasil. The paper objective was to select progenies with high adaptability and stability from the diameter gauges from 50 cm of height of soil (DA50) and dry rubber yield (PBS, from the Hamaker Morris Mann modified test), of genotypes from a rubber tree population, two and three years old, installed in three different locations (Selvíria-MS, Votuporanga-SP e Colina-SP), by the MHPRVG (Harmonic Average Performance Relative breeding values) method predicted by BLUP and to estimate the genetic variability from quantitative characters: total height of the plant (ATP), DA50, plant form (FOP), survival of progeny (SOP) and PBS of three locations, two and three years old, by REML/BLUP procedure, intending the genetic resources conservation of the specie. The seeds used on seedlings production of progenies tests were in majority collected on Asiatic clones origin from the clones installed in the experimental area of Agência Paulista de Tecnologia dos Agronegócios – APTA – Votuporanga regional pole, State of São Paulo. The progenies were installed in a randomized block design of 30 treatments (progenies), three replications and 10 plants per plot, with spacing of 3,00 x 3,00 m, a total of 900 useful plants in each location. The method of MHPRVG provided a genetic gain ranging from 12,03 to 45,65% in 10 progenies to the PBS and allowed the selection of progenies with high yield potential predicted. The 10 best progenies were derived from clones GT1, CR 28/59, PR 261, RRIM 606, PB 217, IAC 41, IAC 35, PR 255, RRIM 701 and IAC 301. The characters ATP, DA50, FOP, SOP and PBS presented considerable coefficients of genetic variation, ranging from 1,25% for the ATP to 21,33% for PBS and medium heritability for DA50 and PBS being 0,23 and 0,80, respectively... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
Clones with high yield, adaptability and stability for many environments are indispensables to the development of the rubber tree crop in Brasil. The paper objective was to select progenies with high adaptability and stability from the diameter gauges from 50 cm of height of soil (DA50) and dry rubber yield (PBS, from the Hamaker Morris Mann modified test), of genotypes from a rubber tree population, two and three years old, installed in three different locations (Selvíria-MS, Votuporanga-SP e Colina-SP), by the MHPRVG (Harmonic Average Performance Relative breeding values) method predicted by BLUP and to estimate the genetic variability from quantitative characters: total height of the plant (ATP), DA50, plant form (FOP), survival of progeny (SOP) and PBS of three locations, two and three years old, by REML/BLUP procedure, intending the genetic resources conservation of the specie. The seeds used on seedlings production of progenies tests were in majority collected on Asiatic clones origin from the clones installed in the experimental area of Agência Paulista de Tecnologia dos Agronegócios – APTA – Votuporanga regional pole, State of São Paulo. The progenies were installed in a randomized block design of 30 treatments (progenies), three replications and 10 plants per plot, with spacing of 3,00 x 3,00 m, a total of 900 useful plants in each location. The method of MHPRVG provided a genetic gain ranging from 12,03 to 45,65% in 10 progenies to the PBS and allowed the selection of progenies with high yield potential predicted. The 10 best progenies were derived from clones GT1, CR 28/59, PR 261, RRIM 606, PB 217, IAC 41, IAC 35, PR 255, RRIM 701 and IAC 301. The characters ATP, DA50, FOP, SOP and PBS presented considerable coefficients of genetic variation, ranging from 1,25% for the ATP to 21,33% for PBS and medium heritability for DA50 and PBS being 0,23 and 0,80, respectively... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Seringueira, Teste HMMm, Procedimento REML/BLUP, Método MHPRVG, Seleção genética, Rubber tree, HMMm Test, REML/BLUP procedure, MHPRVG method, Genetic selection
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ARANTES, Flávio Cese. Adaptabilidade e estabilidade de progênies de Hevea brasiliensis (Willd. ex Adr. de Juss.) Muell. - Arg. em três diferentes regiões do estado de São Paulo. 2010. 62 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Engenharia de Ilha Solteira, 2010.