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Variations in Major Agronomic Traits of Durum Wheat Germplasm Under Different Nitrogen Fertilization Levels
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Breeding wheat cultivars with high nitrogen use efficiency is crucial for sustainableagriculture. In this study, 130 durum wheat accessions from 53 countries were cultivatedunder two nitrogen fertilization levels to investigate variations in agronomic traits andidentify accessions suitable for low-nitrogen conditions. Under no nitrogen fertilization,SPAD value (-99.2), flag leaf length (−15.8 mm), grain area (−0.52 mm2), grain length (−0.27mm), thousand-grain weight (+5.2 g), and grain protein content (−4.2%) showed significantdifferences compared to that under standard nitrogen fertilization. Among thesetraits, the SPAD value exhibited a strong positive correlation with protein content in the absenceof nitrogen fertilization, suggesting its potential as an indicator for selecting germplasmwith superior nitrogen use efficiency. Hierarchical cluster analysis, based on the differencesin the six traits under the two nitrogen fertilization levels, classified the 130 durumwheat accessions into three groups (Groups 1, 2, and 3). Accessions in Group 2 exhibitedsuperior adaptability under no nitrogen fertilization compared with those in the other twogroups. We identified seven accessions in Group 2 that exhibited minimal decreases inSPAD values and protein content under no nitrogen fertilization for use in wheat breedingprograms aimed at developing cultivars with high nitrogen use efficiencies.
Abstract
Breeding wheat cultivars with high nitrogen use efficiency is crucial for sustainableagriculture. In this study, 130 durum wheat accessions from 53 countries were cultivatedunder two nitrogen fertilization levels to investigate variations in agronomic traits andidentify accessions suitable for low-nitrogen conditions. Under no nitrogen fertilization,SPAD value (-99.2), flag leaf length (−15.8 mm), grain area (−0.52 mm2), grain length (−0.27mm), thousand-grain weight (+5.2 g), and grain protein content (−4.2%) showed significantdifferences compared to that under standard nitrogen fertilization. Among thesetraits, the SPAD value exhibited a strong positive correlation with protein content in the absenceof nitrogen fertilization, suggesting its potential as an indicator for selecting germplasmwith superior nitrogen use efficiency. Hierarchical cluster analysis, based on the differencesin the six traits under the two nitrogen fertilization levels, classified the 130 durumwheat accessions into three groups (Groups 1, 2, and 3). Accessions in Group 2 exhibitedsuperior adaptability under no nitrogen fertilization compared with those in the other twogroups. We identified seven accessions in Group 2 that exhibited minimal decreases inSPAD values and protein content under no nitrogen fertilization for use in wheat breedingprograms aimed at developing cultivars with high nitrogen use efficiencies.
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