Description of buckwheat cultivars from Belarus and Ukraine in the environments of Leningrad Province

Background. Buckwheat is an extremely valuable groat crop in demand both in Russia and abroad. The buckwheat collection held by VIR is the largest in the world. Studying and systematizing knowledge about the conserved diversity of the genus Fagopyrum Mill. representatives cannot be efficient without...

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Main Author: O. I. Romanova
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Published: N.I. Vavilov All-Russian Institute of Plant Genetic Resources 2021-12-01
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description Background. Buckwheat is an extremely valuable groat crop in demand both in Russia and abroad. The buckwheat collection held by VIR is the largest in the world. Studying and systematizing knowledge about the conserved diversity of the genus Fagopyrum Mill. representatives cannot be efficient without switching to the use of the most detailed descriptors containing plant characters least dependent on differences in growing conditions.Materials and methods. Seventeen buckwheat cultivars from Ukraine and Belarus and two references from Russia were studied in Leningrad Province. The methodological basis of the study included the IPGRI buckwheat descriptors and personal recommendations of N. V. Fesenko. Statistical data processing was performed according to P. F. Rokitsky.Results. The cultivars formed their typical plant habitus and demonstrated good fruit setting − an average score was 3.3–4.9 out of five. The determinant stem growth was observed in 10 cultivars. The stem developed 2.7−6.7 generative nodes and 4–6 vegetative ones, while 1.9–4.7 generative and 0.8−2.3 vegetative nodes were formed on the two upper branches.Conclusion. The study confirmed that medium-ripening buckwheat can be grown in Leningrad Province. The modal value of the number of vegetative nodes for the studied cultivars was 4−5, which is an indicator of intermediate ripening. The results of studying the metamerism of the stem and the two upper branches, expressed by modal values, were recorded in the “agricultural fitness” passport for the tested cultivars as follows: determinant stem; branching zone 4+1+2; fruit-forming zone 3+3+3; average score of fruit formation 4.8. The presented data format most fully characterizes a cultivar in terms of the potential of its earliness and productivity. Depending on the task, indicators for the main stem or for the two upper branches can be used. Recording values in the form of a formula is convenient and does not imply any other meanings.
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spelling doaj-art-80aeb641a66445d9b6b9323080101de02025-02-03T08:31:14ZengN.I. Vavilov All-Russian Institute of Plant Genetic ResourcesТруды по прикладной ботанике, генетике и селекции2227-88342619-09822021-12-011824617010.30901/2227-8834-2021-4-61-70561Description of buckwheat cultivars from Belarus and Ukraine in the environments of Leningrad ProvinceO. I. Romanova0N. I. Vavilov All-Russian Institute of Plant Genetic ResourcesBackground. Buckwheat is an extremely valuable groat crop in demand both in Russia and abroad. The buckwheat collection held by VIR is the largest in the world. Studying and systematizing knowledge about the conserved diversity of the genus Fagopyrum Mill. representatives cannot be efficient without switching to the use of the most detailed descriptors containing plant characters least dependent on differences in growing conditions.Materials and methods. Seventeen buckwheat cultivars from Ukraine and Belarus and two references from Russia were studied in Leningrad Province. The methodological basis of the study included the IPGRI buckwheat descriptors and personal recommendations of N. V. Fesenko. Statistical data processing was performed according to P. F. Rokitsky.Results. The cultivars formed their typical plant habitus and demonstrated good fruit setting − an average score was 3.3–4.9 out of five. The determinant stem growth was observed in 10 cultivars. The stem developed 2.7−6.7 generative nodes and 4–6 vegetative ones, while 1.9–4.7 generative and 0.8−2.3 vegetative nodes were formed on the two upper branches.Conclusion. The study confirmed that medium-ripening buckwheat can be grown in Leningrad Province. The modal value of the number of vegetative nodes for the studied cultivars was 4−5, which is an indicator of intermediate ripening. The results of studying the metamerism of the stem and the two upper branches, expressed by modal values, were recorded in the “agricultural fitness” passport for the tested cultivars as follows: determinant stem; branching zone 4+1+2; fruit-forming zone 3+3+3; average score of fruit formation 4.8. The presented data format most fully characterizes a cultivar in terms of the potential of its earliness and productivity. Depending on the task, indicators for the main stem or for the two upper branches can be used. Recording values in the form of a formula is convenient and does not imply any other meanings.https://elpub.vir.nw.ru/jour/article/view/1065<i>fagopyrum esculentum</i>accessionstem branching zonestem fruiting zoneearlinessnodes
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Description of buckwheat cultivars from Belarus and Ukraine in the environments of Leningrad Province
Труды по прикладной ботанике, генетике и селекции
<i>fagopyrum esculentum</i>
accession
stem branching zone
stem fruiting zone
earliness
nodes
title Description of buckwheat cultivars from Belarus and Ukraine in the environments of Leningrad Province
title_full Description of buckwheat cultivars from Belarus and Ukraine in the environments of Leningrad Province
title_fullStr Description of buckwheat cultivars from Belarus and Ukraine in the environments of Leningrad Province
title_full_unstemmed Description of buckwheat cultivars from Belarus and Ukraine in the environments of Leningrad Province
title_short Description of buckwheat cultivars from Belarus and Ukraine in the environments of Leningrad Province
title_sort description of buckwheat cultivars from belarus and ukraine in the environments of leningrad province
topic <i>fagopyrum esculentum</i>
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stem branching zone
stem fruiting zone
earliness
nodes
url https://elpub.vir.nw.ru/jour/article/view/1065
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