Glasnik Zaštite Bilja, Vol. 32 No. 5, 2009.
Original scientific paper
Temporal analysis of barley breeding and production cycles in the Republic of Croatia
Alojzije Lalić
; Poljoprivredni institut Osijek
Josip Kovačević
; Poljoprivredni institut Osijek
Dario Novoselović
; Poljoprivredni institut Osijek
Robert Mijaković
; Elektrotehnički fakultet Osijek
Ivan Abičić
; Poljoprivredni institut Osijek
Abstract
The most important winter barley varieties in production through the period from 1970 to 2009 were, and some still are: Ager, Satir, Mursa, Alkar, Alpha, Pan, Robur, Rodnik, Sladoran, Plaisant, Rex, Tiffany, Lord, Favorit, Zlatko Vanessa, Barun; together with spring barley varieties: Union, Velebit, Berenice, Jaran, Gimpel, Astor, Scarlett, Matej, Prestige. During forty years of research, the state average for grain yield reached 2.902 t/ha. We have estimated by regression analysis the increase of grain yield by 47 kg/ha/year.
The trials held in “Agricultural Institute Osijek” through 1970-2009 showed that represented varieties within highlighted periods achieved the average grain yield of 7.685 t/ha (winter types), and 6,045 t/ha (spring types). Results obtained from regression analysis for grain yield of winter barley types displayed the increase by 88 kg/ha/year.
Assessment using analysis of variance (ANOVA) pointed out significant effects of year, locality and variety towards grain yield and protein content. There has been no significant difference (F-test unjustified) while using sowing rate as a factor (300 and 450 grains/m2) for grain yield, hectoliter grain mass and protein content. Also, variety*sowing rate interaction for all of the traits observed was insignificant. On the other hand, significant interaction year*sowing rate has been pointed out for the following traits: grain yield, hectoliter grain mass and protein content. A similar case reoccurred in interactions concerning year*locality*sowing rate (Y*L*D), year*variety (Y*G), variety*locality (V*L) and year*variety*locality (Y*V*L) for traits mentioned above. The highest in grain yield were varieties Barun (7.545 t/ha), Bingo (7.490 t/ha), Gvozd (7.441 t/ha) and Zlatko (7.338 t/ha).
Keywords
barley; variety; grain yield; grain quality; breeding; production
Hrčak ID:
163432
URI
Publication date:
16.11.2009.
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