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494 Firdaus Kusim and Marswn DahlanTwo sets of CIMMYT hybrids were evaluated last year in Maros (Tables 10 and II). The resultsshowed that some CIMMYT early hybrids yielded as high as local hybrid checks (Semar 3 and Pioneer3). Some of the tropical yellow hybrids outyieJded our local hybrids (Table 11). However, theCIMMYT hybrids appeared to be susceptible to Downy Mildew. Some of these CIMMYT hybridswere significantly higher in yield than the local checks.Population ImprovementThe main objective of the population improvement is to generate high yielding open pollinatedvarieties and as a base population for developing inbred lines. Open pollinated varieties are stillconsidered important in Indonesia, especially in the less favorable environments. Because the majorityof area under maize is upland, drought stress becomes the main problem. However, droughtoccurrence is often unpredictable. More important, most of the upland environments where maize iswidely grown, consists of soils with acid and low pH reaction. More recently, acid sulphate soils inswampy/peat areas of Kalimantan and Sumatra are getting attention for food crops expansion,including maize. The ideal and appropriate varieties for those marginal environments are the oneswith high yield and stability.Two populations, Bogor Pool 2 and Malang Composite 9 were improved for terminal droughttolerance (flowering-seed filling period). Selection is based on yield, drought index, and anthesissilking interval, ASI. As expected, breeding for drought tolerance is not easy. The uncertainty of thedrought incidence is a limitation in breeding work for drought tolerance. One variety has beenreleased from this work. However, the variety is susceptible to early drought as compared to localvarieties. Under our conditions, late maturing varieties are more tolerant than the early ones.Regarding biological stresses, five main maize diseases are recognized, namely downy mildew,polysora, rust, leaf blight, and sheath blight (Rhizoctonia). Resistance to downy mildew is now a'required' character to be incorporated into breeding population if the end product is to be released asnew variety. Rust and leaf blight are problems for early maturing varieties during rainy season. Forthis, selection is carried out during rainy season without artificial infection. The variables to beconsidered are yield and low disease infection.Artificial infection is practiced in screening for sheath blight tolerance. The pathogen isincorporated into the soil 14 days before planting using rice husk media. The second inoculation is at30 days after planting on the sheath. A base population derived from CIMMYT population andMalang Composites is being improved for sheath blight tolerance. For most of the disease resistancework, we implement an S 1 selection scheme.Three base populations are being improved for high yield. The selection is mainly based on grainyield. The S I lines were evaluated under good management and they were screened for downymildew resistance. Another selection was for high yield and prolificacy. The base population isdeveloped from prolific lines.In case of pests, stem borer is the most important one, especially in eastern parts of Indonesia(Sulawesi, Ambon, Nusa Tenggara). Work has been initiated for stem borer resistance. Artificialinfestation is done on a family basis, evaluating for grain yield and pest incidence. The nextinfestation with the insect is in the intercrossing block among selected families. Another importantpest is 'storage insect', Sitophilus sp. Some breeding materials have been evaluated for reaction to thispest. The method involves keeping seeds of lines in plastic glasses, and then infesting the containerswith 10 insects.Breeding maize for marginal environment (mainly acid soils) used to be carried out in Sitiung,West Sumatra. Sitiung is the best and ideal place to conduct acid soils research. We used to cooperatewell with CIMMYT a few years ago; we evaluated materials from CIMMYTs South AmericanRegional program, and a CIMMYT scientist visited the plots regularly. There was a lag period in theacid soils maize work due to organization changes in our part. However, populations SATP, AMATL,and some other materials are now in our hand at RIMae. We have increased the seeds by growingthem in normal soils last year. We wish to continue to improve the population in acid soil condition.So far, we have not identified ideal sites for acid soil research in Sulawesi. A set of variety trials fromCIMMYT South American Maize Program is now being grown under Ultisols in South Kalimantan.We also have a plan to work on acid sulphate soils condition. A research proposal submitted to the
Mai::e Research and Development in Indonesia 495authority in Jakarta was given green light. We wish to interact more with CIMMYT Asian and SouthAmerican Programs in this matter in the future.ReferencesBl MS. 1997a. Intensifikasi Jagung di Indonesia: Pe1uang dan Tantangan. An invited paperpresented in (Bahasa Indonesia) at National Seminar and Workshop of Maize in Ujung PandangMaros, South Sulawesi, 11-12 November 1997. Secretariat of Mass Guidance (BIMAS), DOAJakarta. BIMAS. 1997b. Laporan Akhir (Final Report) Pe1aksanaan Pengembangan KomoditiJagung Hibrida dan Komposit untuk Meningkatkan Pendapatan Petani Melalui Kemitraan Usaha.July, 1997. Secretariat of Mass Guidance (BIMAS), DOA Jakarta.CASER. 1997. Proyeksi Permintaan dan Penawaran beberapa Komoditas Penting. Center forAgricultural Socio-Economics Research-AARD. Technical paper in Bahasa Indonesia. ResearchReport.CBS. 1997. Statistik Industri Besar dan Sedang (Part Ill-A). Central Bureau of Statistics, Jakarta.Dahlan, M.M., S. Slamet, M. Mejaya, Mudjiono, and F. Kasim. 1996. Peningkatan Heterosis Popu1asiJagung untuk Pembentukan Varietas Hibrida. Research Report (in Bahasa Indonesia) submitted tothe State Ministry of Science and Technology, as a RUT Project.Saenong, S., LG.P. Sarasutha, and M. Dahlan. 1995. Maize Seed Situation in Indonesia. In Singh etal. (Eds.) Proceedings of the Sixth Asian Regional Maize Workshop, Punjab Agric. University(PAU). Ludhiana and IAR!, New Delhi, Oct. 30-Nov.3, 1995. p:84-93.Subandi. 1994. Maize Research in Indonesia and the Need for a Regional Network. In CIMMYTARMP. Proceedings of the Asian Regional Maize Research Planning and Coordination Meeting.Farm Suwan, Thailand, Oct. 24-27, 1994.p:37-49.Sudaryanto, T., A. Suryana, and Erwidodo. 1997. Penawaran, Pennintaan dan Konsumsi Jagung diIndonesia: Pengalaman PELITA VI dan Proyeksi PELITA VIII. An invited paper presented in(Bahasa Indonesia) at National Seminar and Workshop of Maize in Ujung Pandang-Maros, SouthSulawesi, 11-12 November 1997. Secretariat of Mass Guidance (BIMASO, DOA Jakarta.Suharya, E. 1997. Prospek Pengembangan Temak Unggas. A paper in Bahasa Indonesia presented atNational Technical Meeting on 'Upaya Khusus' Pengembangan Jagung Hibrida. 7-9 July 1997.Ujung Pandang.
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xFOREWORDThe regional maize worksho
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