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24 Agriculture 7(2001)<br />
STABILITY AND ADAPTABILITY OF SEVERAL SOYBEAN OS-CULTIVARS IN<br />
THE GRAIN YIELD<br />
SUMMARY<br />
The main objective of this study was to evaluate the level and stability of grain yield and adaptability of several domestic<br />
soybean cultivars. Trials were conducted on the experimental field of the Agricultural Institute Osijek during five years<br />
(1996-2000) and involved 14 soybean cultivars: Kaja, Una, Iva, Ilova, Lika, Drina, Tisa, Vuka, Nada, Podravka 95, Kuna, Ika,<br />
Anica, Kruna. All tested cultivars were created in soybean breeding programme at the Agricultural Institute Osijek. Data for<br />
grain yield were subjected to analysis of variance followed by LSD test. Stability of grain yield for each cultivar was estimated<br />
by three parameters: regression coefficient (b i ), ecovalence (W i ) and portion of genotype x environment variance due<br />
to the contribution of each genotype to total variance of genotype x environment interaction (S 2 GxY). Correlations between<br />
grain yield and stability parameters as well as among stability parameters were calculated. The summarised results indicate<br />
significant variation in level and stability of grain yield and adaptability of cultivars. Among 14 tested cultivars, six<br />
cultivars: Ika, Podravka 95, Anica, Kuna, Tisa and Drina had high and stable grain yield and wide-general adaptability. Correlation<br />
between grain yield and stability parameters has indicated that simultaneous selection on high and stable grain<br />
yield is possible. Very high significant positive correlation between parameters W i and S 2 GxY indicate using of smaller number<br />
of parameters for stability estimation of grain yield without reduction of the estimation accuracy.<br />
Key-words: soybean, cultivar, grain yield, stability, adaptability, correlation