Evaluating performance and yield stability of some groundnut ( Arachis hypogaea L. ) varieties under irrigation in three agroecological zones of the Senegal River Valley
Evaluating performance and yield stability of some groundnut ( Arachis hypogaea L. ) varieties under irrigation in three agroecological zones of the Senegal River Valley
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塞内加尔河流域三个农业生态区灌溉下某些花生品种的性能和产量稳定性评价
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2007
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S. Diallo
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M. Cissé;S. Diallo
Six groundnut varieties (Fleur 11, 55-437, 73-33, 78-936, GC8-35 and Hâtive de Sefa) were tested in three agroecological zones of Senegal River Valley (SRV) (Delta, Guiers Lake zone (GLZ) and Middle Valley zone (MVZ)) during the dry season 2002 to evaluate their yield performance and stability. The yield environmental index was 3.7, 2.5 and 1.7 t ha-1 in Delta, MVZ and GLZ, respectively. GC8-35 showed good response with 4.5 and 3.9 t ha-1 in the Delta and MVZ, respectively. The variety was very sensitive to unfavourable environment with yield decreasing to 1.62 t ha-1 in GLZ, as indicated by the coefficient of regression of 1.4190 (>1) and the negative constant of interception. With the highest general average of 3.3 t ha-1, GC8-35 variety showed exceptional capacities to exploit their production potential, as shown by the deviation of +21.6 and +56% in Delta and MVZ, respectively. This variety (GC8-35) had a specific adaptation to favourable environments. Fleur 11 showed a good performance with 4.2 and 2.6 t ha-1 in Delta and MVZ, respectively. It had exceptional capacities to exploit the favourable environments. It showed a deviation of +23.5, +4 and +13.5% in GLZ, MVZ and Delta zones, respectively. These results reinforced by the coefficient of regression very close to unit confirm the good plasticity of Fleur 11 (broad adaptation capacity). Hâtive de Sefa gave moderate yield of 3.6 and 2.0 t ha-1 in the Delta and MVZ, respectively, with however the best response in unfavourable zone (2.4 t ha-1). This variety, weakly exploited favourable environments with deviations of -20 and -2.7 % in MVZ and DELTA zones, respectively. It showed specific adaptation to unfavourable environments. The variety 78-936 gave also moderate yield of 3.4 and 2.9 t ha-1 in the Delta and MVZ, respectively, with however a particularly high sensitivity to unfavourable environment, its yield decreasing to 0.4 t ha-1. This variety showed negative deviation in all sites. The variety 55-437 yielded more than 3 t ha-1 in the Delta and MVZ, whereas 73-33 reached 3 t ha-1 only in the Delta. With a negative or zero deviation in the Delta and MVZ, these varieties showed a weak specific adaptation to unfavourable environments, in which they achieved +5.8 % deviation