„PLANT BREEDING AND SEED PRODUCTION“ Vol. 4, No.3-4 (1997)

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Kobiljski, B. i Denčić, S.
3SPIKE CHARACTERISTICS - SELECTION CRITERION FOR YIELD IN WHEAT [Abstract]   3 [Full text]

Panković, L., Petrović Sofija, Dimitrijević, M. i Kraljević-Balalić Marija
  4PHENOTYPIC SIMILARITY OF WHEAT WITH ITS RELATIVES AND VARIABILITY OF 4YIELD COMPONENTS [Abstract]  4 [Full text]

Mišić, T., Mladenov, N., Malešević, M., Jerković Z. i Jevtić, R.
5PRIMA, VERY EARLY DWARF WINTER WHEAT VARIETY [Abstract]   5 [Full text]

Mišić T. i Mladenov, N.
6WINTER WHEAT VARIETY NOVOSADSKA RANA 5 [Abstract]  6 [Full text]

Ivanoski, M., Nikolovski, M.
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COMPARISON INVESTIGATION FOR HARVEST INDEX OF SOME WINTER WHEAT    7CULTIVARS [Abstract]  7 [Full text]

Protić, R., Janković Snežana, Đurić, N.
8GENETIC POTENTIAL FOR GRAIN YIELD ADAPTABILITY AND STABILITY OF WINTER WHEAT VARIETIES [Abstract]  8 [Full text]

Kovačević, B., Milovanović M.
9PRODUCTIVITY OF NEW CULTIVARS OF WINTER WHEAT CREATED AT KRAGUJEVAC IN MACRO-TRIALS AND POSSIBILITY OF ITS RHEONIZATION [Abstract]   9 [Full text]

Pavlović, M., Kuburović, M., Knežević, D., Veselinka Zečević
  10CHARACTERISTICS OF WINTER WHEAT CULTIVAR - BISTRICA [Abstract]   10 [Full text]

Jerković, Z.
11TOLERANCE OF NOVI SAD WINTER WHEAT GENOTYPES TO PUCCINIA RECONDITA TRITICI [Abstract]   11 [Full text]

Maksimović D., Knežević D., Paunović A., Mihajlija G. and Mihajlija Dušanka
  12BREEDING OF BARLEY IN CENTER FOR SMALL GRAINS IN KRAGUJEVAC [Abstract]   12 [Full text]

Mihajlija, G., Maksimović, D., Jevtić, S., Pavlović M. and Dušanka Mihajlija
  13STATUS, PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES OF OAT SEED PRODUCTION IN    13SR JUGOSLAVIA [Abstract]    13 [Full text]

Gradinski, G., Vidojković, Z., Pavlov, M., Selaković, D., Mišović M.M.
14POSSIBILITIES OF HYBRID MAIZE SEED PRODUCTION IN FR YUGOSLAVIA [Abstract]   14 [Full text]

Zlokolica, M., Jocko vić, D., Simić D., Milošević, M, Nikolić, Z., Popov, R.
15MORPHOLOGICAL AND GENETIC ANALYSIS OF CORN INBRED LINES [Abstract]  15 [Full text]

Jovin, P., Vesković M.
16EFFECTS OF PLANTING DENSITY AND MINERAL FERTILISERS RATES ON YIELD AND KERNEL NUMBER IN SEED MAIZE [Abstract]   16 [Full text]

Biberdžić, M., Lazović D.
17EFFECT OF HARVESTING DATE ON SOME QUALITATIVE TRAITS OF MAIZE SEED [Abstract]   17 [Full text]

Dozet, B., Jovanović, D.
18COMBINING ABILITY AND MODE OF INHERITANCE OF ACHENE DIMENSIONS IN F1 18GENERATION OF CONFENCIONARY SUNFLOWER (Hellianthus animus var. macrocarpus DC. (Ckll.)) [Abstract] 18 [Full text]

Miladinović, J., Hrustić, Milica and Tatić, M.
19INTERDEPENDANCE OF GRAIN YIELD AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF SOYBEAN GRAIN IN IRRIGATION AND NON-IRRIGATED CONDITIONS [Abstract]  19 [Full text]

Ilić, Z., Milanović Lidija
  20THE INFLUENCE OF Pb-ACETATE ON THE SEED GERMINATION OF SOME VEGETABLE FARMING TYPES UNDER CONDITIONS OF EXPERIMENTAL INTOXICATION [Abstract]   20 [Full text]

Milošević, D., Milinković, M., Bošković, T.
21PRODUCTION OF VIRULESS POTATO SEED BY TISSUE CULTURE IN YUGOSLAVIA [Abstract]   21 [Full text]

Vasić Mirjana
  22DVADESETICA - A NEW WHITE BEAN VARIETY [Abstract]   22 [Full text]

Takač, A., Gvozdenović, D. and Jovićević, D.
23EFFECT OF LENGHT OF STORAGE AND PROCESSING METHOD ON SEED QUALITY OF TOMATO (Lycopersicon lycopersicum Mill.) [Abstract]23 [Full text]

Ilić, Z.
24INFLUENCE OF SAWING TIME AND VEGETATION AREA ON POSSIBILITY OF PRODUCTION OF CARROT SEED THROUGH THE SYSTEM "SEED - SEED" [Abstract]  24 [Full text]

Biberdžić M., Ilić, Z., Milenković Lidija
  25THE INFLUENCE OF MATURITY STAGE AND PLACE OF FRUIT FORMATION ON A PLANT SOME OF THE QUALITATIVE DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF PAPPER SEED [Abstract]   25 [Full text]

Zdravković, M., Zdravković Jasmina and Cvikić D.
26PIONIR F1 - THE FIRST DOMESTIC SPINACH HYBRID [Abstract]   26 [Full text]

Bugarski Dušanka, Gvozdenović B., Vasić Mirjana i Jovićević, D.
27INTERDEPENDENCE OF FACTORS AFFECTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE OYSTER MUSHROOM MYCELIUM (Pleurotus ostreatus) [Abstract]27 [Full text]

Lukić, D., Milošević, M., Zlokolica, M., Vasiljević, S.
28DEPENDENCE OF THE PORTION OF BLIND SEEDS ON ALFALFA SPECIES (M. sativa L., M. media Pers. and M. falcata L.) AND SEED SHAPE [Abstract]   28 [Full text]

Prentović Tatjana, Ivanovski R.P., Dimov, Z.
29QUALITY CHARACTERISTIC OF SOME ALFALFA YARIETIES AS A BASIS FOR BREEDING WORK IN THE FUTURE [Abstract]    29 [Full text]

Vasiljević Sanja, Lukić, D., Bošnjak, D.
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PORTION OF BLIND SEEDS IN RED CLOVER (Trifolium pratense L.) 30VARIETIES AND POPULATION [Abstract]   30 [Full text]

Dražić, S.
31CHANGES, ACHIVEMENTS AND DIRECTIONS IN TOBACCO BREEDING [Abstract]   31 [Full text]

Dražić, S., Jevđović, R.
32EFFECT OF SUM OF TEMPERATURE AND PREČIPITATION ON THE YIELD AND QUALITY OF MEDICINAL AND AROMATIC PLANT SEEDS [Abstract]  32 [Full text]

Sekulić P., Hadžić V., Ćirović M.
33EFFECT OF SOIL FERTILITY ON SEED PRODUCTION POSSIBILITES [Abstract]  33 [Full text]

Ognjanović, R, Živanović, S., Ilić, T., Golubović, S., Vlajić, J.
34SOME SEED CHARACTERISTICS OF WEED SPECIES DELPHINUM CONSOLIDA L. [Abstract]34 [Full text]



 

Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 17-22
© 1997 Serbian Association of Plant Breeders & Seed Producers
S. Bajića 1, Belgrade-Zemun, 11185

Serbia and Montenegro

 

 

SPIKE CHARACTERISTICS - SELECTION CRITERION FOR YIELD IN WHEAT

 

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KOBILJSKI, B. i DENČIĆ, S.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

The effect of yield components (spike number/m2, kernel number/spike and kernels weight/spike), spike length and spike index on grain yield on 100 high-yielding arid 100 low-yielding wheat genotypes were analysed. The high-yielding genotypes were analysed. The high-yielding genotypes achieved signifi­cantly more spikes/m2 and higher spike index, but significantly less kernels/spike and shorter spikes com­pared with the low-yielding cultivars. No significant differences occurred in the analysed groups for ker­nels weight/spike. In the high-yielding group, no significant correlations were found between grain yield and spike number/m2 as well as grain yield and spike index in the low-yielding group. For both analysed groups, highly significant negative correlations were detected between kernel number/spike, kernels weight/spike and spike length on one side and spike number/m2 on the other. Furthermore, in the high-yielding group, highly significant positive correlations were determined between kernels weight/spike on one side and kernel number/spike and with spike index on the other. Increases in kernel number/spike, kernels weight/spike and spike length in wheat, do not necessarily result in yield increase, while increase in spike number/m2 and spike index are good indicators of high-yielding ability.

 

Key words: wheat, yield, yield components, ear length, ear index, correlations

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 23-28
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S. Bajića 1, Belgrade-Zemun, 11185

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PHENOTYPIC SIMILARITY OF WHEAT WITH ITS RELATIVES AND VARIABILITY OF

YIELD COMPONENTS

 

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PANKOVIĆ, L., PETROVIĆ SOFIJA, DIMITRIJEVIĆ, M. and KRALJEVIĆ-BALALIĆ MARIJA

 

 

SUMMARY

 

Number of wheat and related wild species that were collected in former Yugoslavia were studied at the Institute of Field and Vegetable Crops in Novi Sad, and at Kyoto University in Japan. Our investigations included four species of genus Triticum (Tr. aestivum ssp. vulgare, Tr. durum. Tr. turgidum and Tr. monococcum) and four species Aegilops (Ae. comosa, Ae. biuncialis, Ae. triuncialis and Ae. ovata). Following parameters were measured and analysed: spike lenght, number of grains per spike and weight of 1000 grains. Measured yield parameters were analysis (PCA) and cluster analysis, and phenotypic dis­tances between wheat and related wild species were calculated. Highly significant differences between wild wheat species were found in all three examined parameters. Between Triticum species highly sig­nificant differences were detected only in the weight of 1000 grains. According to the PCA analysis wheat species Tr. vulgare and Tr. monococcum are similar to the related species Aegilops comosa. According to the cluster analysis of three examined parameters Ae. ovata can be classified as a separate group of relatives. Our results provide the classification of wheat and related species which in useful for the intro­duction of desirable traits in to Triticum aestivum ssp. vulgare.

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 29-34
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S. Bajića 1, Belgrade-Zemun, 11185

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PRIMA, VERY EARLY DWARF WINTER WHEAT VARIETY

 

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MIŠIĆ, T., MLADENOV, N., MALEŠEVIĆ, M., JERKOVIĆ Z. I JEVTIĆ, R.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

Very early winter wheat variety Prima was released by the Federal Commission for Varietal Approval in 1995. It was developed by crossing genetically divergent and highly productive varieties Tobary 66, Kavkaz, Nova Banatka, NS.3143, Rana niska and NS.3985/1 (breeders: T. Mišić, Z. Jerković, R. Jevtić and M. Pribaković). The spike in white and smooth, compact and awnless, with 18-22 spikelets; the grain is vitreous and red (Triticum aestivum L. ssp. vulgare var. lutescens).

Prima is a dwarf variety with the average stow height of about 73 cm, with very good resistance to lodging. It is very early variety with good resistance to winterkilling (Table 4). Its resistance to leaf rust (Pucc, recondita tritici) is excellent, the resistance to stem rust (Pucc, graminis tritici) and powdery mildew (Erysiphe graminis tritici) is good. Absolute mass of 1000 grains is about 33 g, volumic mass of about 85 kg/hi. The variety is classified in the quality subgroup A2. The milling quality is excellent; the baking qual­ity is very good to excellent. According to the indicators of technological quality Prima is classified in the II technologic group as a very good bread variety. The variety is very productive, with the genetic poten­tial for grain yield above 11 t/ha and suitable for growing on fertile soils and intensive production condi­tions. Prima is an important genotype for profitable production at a high level of intensity.

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 35-40
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S. Bajića 1, Belgrade-Zemun, 11185

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WINTER WHEAT VARIETY NOVOSADSKA RANA 5

 

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MIŠIĆ T. i MLADENOV, N.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

Early winter wheat variety Novosadska Rana 5 was released by the Federal Commission for Varietal Approval in 1991. It was developed by crossing genetically divergent and highly productive parents Novosadska Rana 1, Tisa, Partizanka and Mačvanka 1 (breeders: T. Mišić, Z. Jerković, D. Mikić, B. Kostić, Mirjana Kovačev-Bolai, M. Malešević, M. Pribaković and S. Stamenković). The spike is white and smooth, medium compact, awnless, with 19-24 spikelets. The grain is vitreous and red (Triticum aestivum L. ssp. vulgare var. lutescens).

Novosadska rana 5 is an early variety with a good resistance to winterkilling (Table 4). The average stem height is 85 cm with a good resistance to lodging. The resistance to leaf rust (Pucc, recondita tritici) is very good, the resistance to stem rust (Pucc, graminis tritici) and to powdery mildew (Erysiphe graminis tritici) is good. The resistance to cereal leaf beetle (Lema melanopus L.) is medium to satisfac­tory. The resistance to shattering is very good. The apsolute grain mass is about 36.7 and the volumic mass 85.4/hl (Table 2). The variety is classified in the subgroup A2. The milling and baking quality are excellent. According to its quality indicators, Novosadska Rana 5 and classified in the II-I technological group, as an excellent bread variety. The content of dry gluten is about 9.0%. Novosadska rana 5 is a high yielding variety with genetic yield potential over 11 t/ha. The variety is adaptable to a wide range of pro­duction conditions. Introduced in 1991, it is one of the leading varieties in the commercial production.

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 41-45
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COMPARISON INVESTIGATION FOR HARVEST INDEX OF SOME WINTER WHEAT

CULTIVARS

 

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IVANOSKI, M., NIKOLOVSKI, M.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

From the comparison investigation for harvest index of some winter wheat cultivars (Babuna, Radika, Lihnida, Nova Skopjanka, Lizinka-1, Miljenka, Lizinka-2, Skopjanka, Jugoslavija and Partizanka) planted in two regions: Skopje and Ovče Pole it can be concluded: The harvest index, in grain measure is dependent from the agroecological condition in the year. The agroecological conditions in the region of Skopje was better for produce more biological yield for 22,8%, more grain yield for 27,5% and more harvest index for 8,6% than the agroecological conditions of region of Ovče Pole. For the investi­gation cultivars it was not found the genetic differences for biological yield, but for the grain yield and harvest index the differences has been confirmed.

Significant more grain yield it have the next cultivars: Radika and Miljenka in the region of Skopje, and cultivars, Miljenka and Lizinka-2 for the region of Ovče Pole, compared to the control cv. Partizanka. Only cultivars Radika and Miljenka had significant more harvest index in the Skopje and cul­tivars Babuna, Radika and Lihnida in Ovče Pole.

 

Key words: wheat, seed, yield, biological yield, variety, harvest index

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 47-52
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GENETIC POTENTIAL FOR GRAIN YIELD ADAPTABILITY AND STABILITY OF WINTER WHEAT VARIETIES

 

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PROTIĆ, R., JANKOVIĆ SNEŽANA, ĐURIĆ, N. 1

 

 

 

SUMMARY

 

The stability of investigations of wheat cultivars developed of the "PKB-IMI-Agroekonomik" showed that the investigated varieties and more yielding than standards, from 17 kg/ha (PKB-talas) to 1.251 kg/ha (BG-maksima). Average yield of investigated varieties at all trials varied from 6.740 to 7.541 kg/ha. Variation coefficient was from 9.5 to 24.4%. Varieties BG-maksima, BG-merkur, PKB-sunce, PKB-prelivka, PKB-lepostasa and PKB-rana showed average stability. Varieties PKB-mlinarka, PKB-padinka, PKB-carica, PKB-lepoklasa and PKB-ratarica showed the average stability, while the other investigated genotypes showed the above average stability.

 

Key words: wheat, grain yield, varieties, adaptability, stability.

 

 

  1. Dr. RADE PROTIĆ, SNEŽANA JANKOVIĆ, B. Sc., NENAD DURIĆ, B. Sc., "PKB INI Agroekonomik", Padinska Skela, Beograd, Yugoslavia.

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 53-56
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PRODUCTIVITY OF NEW CULTIVARS OF WINTER WHEAT CREATED AT KRAGUJEVAC IN MACRO-TRIALS AND POSSIBILITY OF ITS RHEONIZATION

 

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KOVAČEVIĆ, B., MILOVANOVIĆ M.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

The results of investigations of productivity for three now cultivars of winter wheat created in Center for Small Grains - Kragujevac, were presented in the present paper. Cultivars Studenica, Levchanka and Kg.56-S were examinated in macro-trials of central Serbia and Kosmet. The grain yield of mentioned cultivars was investigated during two years (38 experiments), in comparison with average of 33 cultivars of winter wheat. Average grain yield was shown in t/ha and relative basis of obtained results the most wide adaptability expressed cultivar Studenica. It was among the best cultivars in all areas and had the best grain yield in south Serbia. The cultivar Levchanka was among the best cultivars in south Serbia, Kosmet, Shumadia and Pomoravlje. The enhancing cultivar Kg.56-S had something lover yield in relation to preceding two cultivars and the best results attained in south Serbia and Kosmet.

 

Key words: wheat, fertility, adaptability

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 57-61
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CHARACTERISTICS OF WINTER WHEAT CULTIVAR - BISTRICA

 

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PAVLOVIĆ, M., KUBUROVIĆ, M., KNEŽEVIĆ, D., VESELINKA ZEČEVIĆ

 

 

SUMMARY

 

The wheat cultivar Bistrica was approved by Commission for cultivar approvement to Center for Small Grains - Kragujevac in 1994 year. Authors are Dr. M. Kuburovic and mr M. Pavlović. Bistrica has white, smooth ownless spike, the kernels are red. Botanical belongs to Triticum aestivum ssp. vulgare var. lutescens. The cultivar has great resistance to low temperatures and to lodging (on the level of Partizanka and Yugoslavia - standard cultivars). In Commission for cultivar approvement trials during 1991-1993 year, average yield for all years and localites was higher then the yield of both standard cultivars. The cul­tivar has 1000 kernel weight (29.4 g) on the level of Partizanka and hectoliter mass (85.3 kg) on the level Yugoslavia. The row protein content was (15.9%) on the level Partizanka and Yugoslavia, and sedimen­tation value (54.0 ml) was higher then Yugoslavia (40 ml) and lower than Partizanka (64.0 ml). Percent of flour was on the level of Partizanka (78.8%). The bread yield was 134.4 g/100 g of flour, the loaf vol­ume was 503 ml, value number of bread crumb was (VBS=3.7). Bistrica cultivar belongs to B1-B2 qual­ity group, and II quality class.

 

Key words: wheat, variety, yield, quality

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 63-67
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TOLERANCE OF NOVI SAD WINTER WHEAT GENOTYPES TO PUCCINIA RECONDITA TRITICI

 

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JERKOVIĆ, Z.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

Tolerance of ten winter wheat genotypes to Puccinia recondita tritici was investigated in 1995-1997 using an original method. The protection of plots artificially infected with leaf rust pathogen was against Erysiphe graminis tritici. Control plots were protected from Puccinia recondita tritici too. Yields were compared.

Results obtained from our two-year study of narrow and broad sense tolerance showed that such a relative characteristic, just as any other relationship with pathogens, could be decreased or increased every year as a result of the dependence on environmental conditions. Eight studied varieties expressed a higher level of tolerance in comparison with NS 40/39 in two years. The most tolerant line was NS 81/90. In 1996 and 1997, when high intensity attacks occurred later, the tolerant lines were Kosuta and Slavija. Relatively small losses were recorded in NS 48/91 and Evropa 90. Balkan proved to be a variety with a low level of tolerance in the broad sense. In the variety Pobeda even late attacks of medium intensities caused significant damage in comparison with other genotypes.

 

Key words: leaf rust, winter wheat, tolerance

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 69-73
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BREEDING OF BARLEY IN CENTER FOR SMALL GRAINS IN KRAGUJEVAC

 

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MAKSIMOVIĆ D., KNEŽEVIĆ D., PAUNOVIĆ A., MIHAJLIJA G. i MIHAJLIJA DUŠANKA

 

 

SUMMARY

 

In the Center for Small Grains the breeding of barley are release in the two directions. First is breed­ing and selection of new forage barley cultivar and second is breeding and selection of new malting bar­ley cultivars. So, nowadays in the Center for Small Grains Kragujevac the Federal Commission for the Cultivar Approvement, approved 4 winter forage barley cultivars, one winter malting barley cultivar and 10 spring malting barley cultivars. Within the 15 developed barley cultivars the Partizan winter forage barley cultivar, Kraguj spring malting barley cultivar, Jagodinac winter malting barley and new created spring barley cultivar spread in seed production.

 

Key words: winter fodder barley, winter malting barley, spring malting barley, agronomical traits

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 75-79
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STATUS, PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES OF OAT SEED PRODUCTION IN

SR JUGOSLAVIA

 

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MIHAJLIJA, G., MAKSIMOVIĆ, D., JEVTIĆ, S., PAVLOVIĆ M. and DUŠANKA MIHAJLIJA

 

 

SUMMARY

 

Seed technology is a basis for the production of high quality of seeds. The main factors for obtain­ing high grain yields are variety and the seed. Recently, in our production are using undeclared seeds for the seeding, especially in private estate.

The production and areas of oats during the period from 1955 to 1994 are decreasing and averaged yields are increasing. As result this is an introduction of next high-yielding varieties in the production and application of new practice management in their growing.

In last time, there is a great interest for naked forms of oats. Up to date, Institute "Serbia" Center for small grains "Kragujevac" has five registered owned oats varieties: Rajac, Slavuj, Mediteran, Lovcen and Labud. In our institute, it is intensively working on breeding of naked forms of oats.

 

Key words: oat, seed, variety, production, naked seed oat

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 81-85
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POSSIBILITIES OF HYBRID MAIZE SEED PRODUCTION IN FR YUGOSLAVIA

 

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GRADINSKI, G., VIDOJKOVIĆ, Z., PAVLOV, M., SELAKOVIĆ, D., MIŠOVIĆ M.M.

 

 

 

SUMMARY

 

The hybrid maize seed production is an activity present in any country where maize is grown on large areas. However, there are certain specificities related to maize growing practices, such as crossing of parental components, drying, processing and preparation of seed for marketing, which can be a limit­ing factor for the final success. Therefore, small countries are forced to purchase hybrid maize seed from the countries which can organize such production.

As maize was and is one of the most important crops in Yugoslavia, paying great attention to the maize seed production is an absolutely reasonable activity. The annual production of hybrid maize seed in previous Yugoslavia was estimated to 60,000-90,000 tons.

The trend of the maize seed production development is continued in today Yugoslavia, as all facil­ities for seed processing are mostly maintained and majority of seed producers are located in FR Yugoslavia. Although, the territory of FR Yugoslavia decreased, maize crop is grown on approximately 1.5 M ha. The hybrid maize seed production is averagely organized on 10-12,000 ha with the total pro­duction of 20-30,000 tons of seeds. This indicates that we are still able to produce sufficient amount of seeds not only for our own needs, but also for export.

In order to utilize all possibilities that FR Yugoslavia have for maize hybrid production it is necessary to work more actively on selection and development of new hybrids of FAO 400-500, improve seed production technology, to grade the entire amount of produced seeds and to pack them according to the number of seed per planting unit, to determine an adequate parity between commercial and seed maize, to introduce a proper advertisement which will provide expanded seed marketing both in our and other countries, to aim seed marketing to already known as well as to new markets capable for payment. All these should contribute to a greater and more profitable production of hybrid maize seed, so important and prospective activity for Yugoslavia.

 

Key words: maize, production possibilities, hybrid seed, seed production, agroecological conditions, qualified personnel

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 87-92
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MORPHOLOGICAL AND GENETIC ANALYSIS OF CORN INBRED LINES

 

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ZLOKOLICA, M., JOCKO VIĆ, D., SIMIĆ D., MILOŠEVIĆ, M, NIKOLIĆ, Z., POPOV, R.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

On the basis morphological and genetic analysis of grain and seeding the combination traits of selfpollinated group of corn lines were investigated. The certain morphological analyses of individual grains were determined for each line. Genetic traits of lines were studied on the basis of isozymes as genetic markers. The lines were analysed in the stage of seedlings on the basis of the following enzyme poly­morphism: ACP, MDH, GLU, PHI, PGD, PGM, IDH, CAT, ADH, EST, AMP and GOT. Electrophoretic analysis was used for monitoring the expression of allelic variants of 18 identified loci, from which 10 were polymorphic, and eight were monomorphic. Allelic variants for polymorphic loci were of limited numbers. Because of that there were small genetic differences between certain pairs or group of lines. Some groups were genetically identical on the basis of all analysed loci. Lines Mo 17 and 659A were mutually the most divergent pair, and according to certain allelic variants and in relation to other lines. Unique allelic variants of several loci were found for Mo17 line. In some lines heterozygosity of certain loci was found which pointed out the genetic specifity and diversities of the given genotype in relation to other breeding material.

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 93-97
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EFFECTS OF PLANTING DENSITY AND MINERAL FERTILISERS RATES ON YIELD AND KERNEL NUMBER IN SEED MAIZE

 

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JOVIN, P., VESKOVIĆ M.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

The trials were carried out on the experimental field of the Maize Research Institute, Zemun Polje, in Krnjesevci during 1994 and 1995. The following parameters were observed:

1. planting density: 1-57,100 plants ha-1,11-71,400 plants ha-1, and 85,700 plants ha-1, 2. mineral fertilizers rates: I rate: 90 kg N ha-1, 72 kg P2O5 ha-1, 48 kg K2O ha-1, II rate: 120 kg N ha-1, 94 kg P2O5 ha-1, 62 kg K2O ha-1, III rate: 150 kg N ha-1, 120 kg P2O5 ha-1, 80 kg K2O ha-1.

Planting density did not significantly affected yield (1-4.56 t∙ha-1, II - 4.61 t∙ha-1, III-4.70 ha-1), while the highest yield (4.68 t∙ha-1), in relation to a fertilizer rate, was obtained with the medium rate (120 kg N ha-1, 94 kg P2O5 ha-1).

The highest 1000-kernel weight was achieved with the lowest density and the greatest fertilizers rate (225.3, 223.5 g).

The largest number of germinated seeds (23,843,000 ha-1) was obtained in the highest density while in respect to fertilizers the greatest number (23,794,000 ha-1) was achieved with the medium rate.

The fraction participation in seed mass was uniform over all three densities, while it varied over fertilizers rates.

 

Key words: crop density, mineral fertilizer, yield, mass of 1000 seeds, number of seeds per hectare, seed fraction

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 99-101
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EFFECT OF HARVESTING DATE ON SOME QUALITATIVE TRAITS OF MAIZE SEED

 

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BIBERDŽIĆ, M., LAZOVIĆ D.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

The investigations were conducted in the region of Kosovo. In this paper the effect of harvesting date on some of the maize seed traits was studied. The obtained results have shown that the seed qualities (germination energy and germination) are achieved very early - immediately after seed setting. Absolute mass is slowly increased reaching the highest value on 67th day from pollination. The high seed moisture level prevents maize seed to be harvested earlier.

 

Key words: maize, absolute mass, germination energy, germination, harvesting date

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 103-107
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COMBINING ABILITY AND MODE OF INHERITANCE OF ACHENE DIMENSIONS IN F1

GENERATION OF CONFENCIONARY SUNFLOWER

(Hellianthus animus var. macrocarpus DC. (Ckll.))

 

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DOZET, B., JOVANOVIĆ, D.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

The manuscript examined general (GCA) and specific combining ability (SCA) of selected confectionery inbred lines for length, width and thickness by line x tester analyses. The best GCA was observed in line CMS L-268 for seed length, in line CMS L-167 for width and in line CMS L-368 for thickness. From the restorer lines the best GCA was observed in Rf Rumenčanin for seed length and width and in Rf Ličanin for thickness. The best SCA was established in CMS L-286 x Rf Rumenčanin combination for seed length and in CMS L-268 x Rf Ličanin for seed width and thickness. The seed length and wide were intermediary in F1 generation in all hybrid combinations and in a three hybrid combinations expressed dominance and partial dominance by better parent for seed thickness.

 

Key words: sunflower, GCA, SCA, inheritance

 

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 109-113
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INTERDEPENDANCE OF GRAIN YIELD AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF SOYBEAN GRAIN IN IRRIGATION AND NON-IRRIGATED CONDITIONS

 

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MILADINOVIĆ, J., HRUSTIĆ, MILICA and TATIĆ, M.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

During 1994 and 1995, 21 soybean varieties and lines have been tested in order to investigate the influence of irrigation on grain yield and chemical composition of soybean grain. In both years of inves­tigation grain yield and protein content were higher in irrigation variant, while oil content was lower. However, both protein and oil total yield per hectare were higher in irrigation variant. Coefficients of genotypic correlation between investigated traits in irrigation were similar to those in non-irrigated variant. Coefficients of phenotypic correlation were different than those in non-irrigated variant, which points on strong influence on environmental factors on interdependence of investigated traits.

 

Key words: soybean, yield, protein, oil

 

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 115-119
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THE INFLUENCE OF Pb-ACETATE ON THE SEED GERMINATION OF SOME VEG­ETABLE FARMING TYPES UNDER CONDITIONS OF EXPERIMENTAL INTOXICATION

 

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ILIĆ, Z., MILANOVIĆ LIDIJA

 

SUMMARY

 

On the basis of our investigation we came to the following conclusions:

Sensitivity of the seed of certain vegetable farming types on higher concentrations of Pb-acetate is different which points to different genetic particularities of each plant specifically. Depending on concentrations of germination in different degrees, due to the plant type. High concentrations of Pb-acetate (10-2 M) in lettuce seed totally prevents germination while in seeds of the other types germinations decreased 26% in carrots, 17.1% in brussels sprouts while in radishes only 7,3% in relation to the con­trol. Double higher concentration of Pb-acetate (2 x 10-2 M) causes considerably higher loss of germina­tion almost in all the vegetable farming types while in some e. g. carrot and lettuce it is totally eliminat­ed. The highest tolerance in regard to the increased concentrations of Pb-acetate is found in a seed of onion.

Acetic medium is a considerable precondition for a sooner penetration of Pb into the seed which inhibits germination. In order to reduce negative influence of Pb the use of different helator of heavy metals such as: Na and Cl salts acetic acid - EDTA is applied. EDTA is a helator which reduces toxicity of Pb as it combines with it and disables its inhibitory influence on the ermines responsible for the ger­mination.

In a medium of high concentration of Pb-acetate (2 x 10-2 M) + EDTA percentage of seed germi­nation is higher than in onion 17.6%, radishes 20.4%, brussels sprouts 42.6% and peas for 77.9% in rela­tion to the seed germination only in presence of Pb-acetate. Other concentrations from 10-2 M to 10-5 M Pb-acetate with presence of EDTA do not deviate much and are on the level of seed germination in con­trol variant (only EDTA). In carrot seed and brussels sprouts, in concentration of Pb-acetate of
10-5 M and in the presence of EDTA decrease of seed germination in relation to the control for 2.7% that is 2.3% in noticed.

 

Key words: carrot, seed, sawing date, vegetation space, yield

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 121-124
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PRODUCTION OF VIRULESS POTATO SEED BY TISSUE CULTURE IN YUGOSLAVIA

 

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MILOŠEVIĆ, D., MILINKOVIĆ, M., BOŠKOVIĆ, T.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

The revolutionary method of tissue culture in vitro was applied for the first time in Yugoslavia for commercial potato seed production. Domestic varieties Jelica and Universal and some introduced vari­eties Desiree and Jaerla were multiplied by tissue culture in vitro, and from them healthy, viruless tubers were obtained. In this paper the results of rapid potato multiplication are presented, on the basis of which can be concluded that technology of production of viruless potato seed in the Center of potato in Guča is successfully applied and that significant quantities of viruless potato seed and basic seed which will be used for production of quality certified potato seed can be produced.

 

Key words: viruless potato seed, in vitro, potato multiplication, production of potato seed

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 125-127
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S. Bajića 1, Belgrade-Zemun, 11185

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DVADESETICA - A NEW WHITE BEAN VARIETY

 

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VASIĆ MIRJANA

 

 

SUMMARY

 

Dvadesetica is the first officially registered variety of navy bean developed at the Institute of Field and Vegetable Crops in Novi Sad. The stem is over 40 cm tall, well-branched, and sturdy. Pod height meets the requirements for cutting and machine-harvesting. The pod is flat, crescent-shaped, and resis­tant to dehisce nee and grain-shedding at maturity. The variety has a 1000-grain mass of 350-400 grams and a protein content of 22-23%. The grain is white in color and semi-flat to cylindrical in shape. It has a fine taste and cooks readily. This variety has a short growing season, which under our country's climatic conditions secures stable yields over a number of years.

 

Key words: bean, new variety, Dvadesetica

 

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 129-131
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EFFECT OF LENGHT OF STORAGE AND PROCESSING METHOD ON SEED QUALITY OF TOMATO (Lycopersicon lycopersicum Mill.)

 

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TAKAČ, A., GVOZDENOVIĆ, D. and JOVIĆEVIĆ, D.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

This paper shows how the biological characteristics of tomato seeds change during seven years of storage. Standard and dehaired and non-dehaired first-reproduction seeds of the variety Novosadski jabuchar were studied. Each year seed vigor and total seed viability were monitored using the standard methodology. In dehaired seeds, a sharp fall in seed vigor was recorded after the fifth year of storage (26.5%), while in non-dehaired ones such a decrease occured after the sixth year (17.5%). After seven years of storage seed vigor in dehaired and non-dehaired seed decreased to 8.13 and 2.15%, respective­ly. Total seed viability decreased at a considerably lower rate: after seven years it fell to 73.0 in dehaired and 83.25% in non-dehaired seeds.

 

Key words: tomato, seed, germination

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 133-137
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INFLUENCE OF SAWING TIME AND VEGETATION AREA ON POSSIBILITY OF PRODUCTION OF CARROT SEED THROUGH THE SYSTEM "SEED - SEED"

 

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ILIĆ, Z.

 

 

 

SUMMARY

 

On the basis of our investigation in regard to the choice of sawing time and vegetation area on pos­sibility of production of carrot seed through the system "seed - seed" in agroecological conditions in Kosovo and Metohija it can be said as follows:

The biggest crops is achieved in the first sawing period (from 28th VII) in the highest seeding area of 22,7 g per plant, with 12 primary and 35 secondary and tertiary flowers. In the smallest seeding space in the third feeding period (from 18. VIII) we have crops of only 7,3 g per plant and that of one prima­ry (2.6) and 5 secondary (4,7) flowers.

Small vegetation area of 25 x 10 cm and big plants (286 000) prevent growth of a number of branch­es, secondary and tertiary, so that the biggest amount of seed is obtained from primary flowers which ripen simultaneously. The biggest crops is obtained in the first period of sawing time in the smallest veg­etation area 25 x 10 cm (2948 kg/ha) and the least in the third cropping period with the largest vegeta­tion area.

In addition to the height crop quality of carrot seed is also high (germination is above 90%).

 

Key words: carrot, seed, time, sawing time, vegetation area, yield

 

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 139-142
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THE INFLUENCE OF MATURITY STAGE AND PLACE OF FRUIT FORMATION ON A PLANT SOME OF THE QUALITATIVE DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF PAPPER SEED

 

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BIBERDŽIĆ M., ILIĆ, Z., MILENKOVIĆ LIDIJA

 

 

SUMMARY

 

When the Gold medal sort is concerned, seed obtained from fruits formed at all stages can be used for further reproduction, because germination goes from 67 percent at the fourth to 96 percent at the first stage. The greatest seed quantity is got from fruits at the third and fourth stage (1.17 and 0.95 g), and there are also significant different between seed quantities produced at the first and third stage. Fruit yield whose pericarp can be used for different kinds of treatment after taking out the seed is 69 t/ha.

The Soroksari sort, as a late-ripping one, gives fairly weak and uneven seed yield under the same con­ditions. Seed from fruits at the first stage alone has good qualities (93 percent germination), while it is quite different at other stages. The queatest seed yield per fruit is at the second stage (0.94 g) and the least at the fourth one (0.32 g). The average seed yield per plant is approximately 8 g, that is 642 kg/ha. As for this sort, sowing, i.e. planting out is recommended to be done somewhat earlier and with a greater plant density.

 

Key words: pepper, maturity, variety, seed, quality, yield

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 143-146
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PIONIR F1 - THE FIRST DOMESTIC SPINACH HYBRID

 

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ZDRAVKOVIĆ, M., ZDRAVKOVIĆ JASMINA and CVIKIĆ D.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

Pionir F1 is a spinach hybrid produced by crossing the two lines which were obtained by selecting the varieties Viroflej and Kir Kasprik. The selection lasted several years. This hybrid is intended for the early production in the open field, of for regular production on high­land regions, as well as the production in greenhouses or plastic tunnel. It is characterized by the angular-arrow shaped leaves of susceptible consistency in their techno­logical stage with faintly marked venation. The leaves are dark green and smooth. Their number in the rosette is 12-15. The average length of the leafstalk is 9 cm.

When is sown early, the length of the vegetation period is 45 days but when sown late, it is about 30 days. In trials for cultivar recognition, the average yield 16.6 t/ha was achieved over the years, while in the preliminary trials the yield was 26 tons per hectare.

 

Key words: spinach, hybrid, morphological-biological trails, yield

 

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 147-151
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INTERDEPENDENCE OF FACTORS AFFECTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE OYSTER MUSHROOM MYCELIUM (Pleurotus ostreatus)

 

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BUGARSKI DUŠANKA, GVOZDENOVIĆ, B., VASIĆ MIRJANA I JOVIĆEVIĆ, D.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

Changes in major environmental conditions that occur during the development of the mycelium will produce variations in this development. The objective of our study was to investigate the joint effect of the temperature, concentration, and pH value of the nutrient medium on the initial and final growth of the oyster mushroom mycelium (strain NS 77). The trial was established in five climatic chambers, each with a different temperature. Three different concentrations of carbohydrates and five pH values of the medium were used to grow the mycelia and there were five replicates. The medium following combina­tion of the three factors proved to be the best for initial growth: the highest concentration of carbohy­drates, 35 °C, and pH 5.5. The medium with the highest concentration of carbohydrates was also shown to be the best for final growth, but the temperature had to be at 25 °C and the pH at 7.0 (after the first reading, growth at 35 °C ceased completely).

 

Key words: different temperatures, pH value, nutrient medium, grow

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 153-156
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DEPENDENCE OF THE PORTION OF BLIND SEEDS ON ALFALFA SPECIES (M. sativa L., M. media Pers. and M. falcata L.) AND SEED SHAPE

 

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LUKIĆ, D., MILOŠEYIĆ, M., ZLOKOLICA, M., VASILJEYIĆ, S.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

Portion of blind seeds in alfalfa was studied in laboratory in 1996. Seeds were germinated in Petri dishes in a thermostat at a constant temperature of 20 °C for 10 days. The seeds which failed to germi­nate in 10 days were considered as blind seeds. The analysis included five lines of each M. sativa L. and M. media Pers. and five populations of M. falcata L. The average populations were 7.1%, 13.1% and 48.6%, respectively. Large seeds with the largest mass had the smallest portions of blind seeds (5.7, 12.9 and 25.9%, respectively), while small seeds had much larger portions (12.5, 18.5 and 47.1%, respective­ly). The pronouncedly kidney-shaped seeds and oval kidney-shaped seeds had 4.7, 11.2 and 26.7% of blind seeds, respectively. Angular seeds had larger portions of blind seeds (12.1 – 16.1%) and oval seeds the largest (45.5%).

 

Key words: alfalfa species, hard seed, mass of 1000 seeds, size and shape of seed

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 157-160
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QUALITY CHARACTERISTIC OF SOME ALFALFA YARIETIES AS A BASIS FOR BREEDING WORK IN THE FUTURE

 

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PRENTOVIĆ TATJANA, IVANOVSKI R.P., DIMOV, Z.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

In region of Skopje two-years experiment was used with 8 alfalfa varieties (Medicago sativa L) where only one is domestic variety. The experimental is pose like randomized block metod (8 variant in 4 replications). Chemical analysis are done on an average samples of hay from each cut and each variety. We examined presence of folowing properties: higroscope himidity, dry matters, crude proteirL, cellulose, mineral matters, calcium, phosphorus, potassium and carotik. The results show significant diferences in chemical composition between examination varieties.

 

Key words: alfalfa, varieties, fodder quality

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 161-164
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PORTION OF BLIND SEEDS IN RED CLOVER (Trifolium pratense L.) VARIETIES AND

POPULATION

 

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VASILJEVIĆ SANJA, LUKIĆ, D., BOŠNJAK, D.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

Portion of blind seeds in red clover (Trifolium pratense L.) varieties and population was studied in 1997. Laboratory analyses included the method of seed germination in Petri dishes, on filter paper, and in a thermostat at 20 °C. The seeds which failed to germinate in 10 days were considered as blind seeds. The highest percentages of blind seeds were found in the foreign varieties Krasnij Clever and Start (9.3%). The domestic population Vlaska and Kolubara had much lower percentages of blind seeds, 2.5 on average. The large - seeded tetraploid varieties Hungariatetra, Tetra-1 and GKT (4n) were found to have small portions of blind seeds (0.5-1.3%).

 

Key words: red clover, variety, population, hard seed

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 165-173
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S. Bajića 1, Belgrade-Zemun, 11185

Serbia and Montenegro

 

 

 

CHANGES, ACHIVEMENTS AND DIRECTIONS IN TOBACCO BREEDING

 

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DRAŽIĆ, S.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

Our results achieved in tobacco breeding so far (Nicotiana tabacum) are pretty modest. Assortment is mainly presented by the varieties obtained from populations created by hybridization and F1 hybrids (hybrid varieties). Besides that, some of authentic varieties are presented in produc­tion.

The future of tobacco as industrial plant will depend on several factors which determine the most important directions of breeding of this plant species.

Inside the genus of Nicotiana and species N. Tobacco there is a great variability concerning the most of the traits. By using appropriate breeding methods (classical methods and methods of genet­ic engineering) genotypes satisfying different demands can be created.

 

Key words: tobacco, species, form, type, variety, hybrid, genetic variability, yield, decrease of noxious matters in smoke, resistance to parasites, breeding methods

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 175-178
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EFFECT OF SUM OF TEMPERATURE AND PREČIPITATION ON THE YIELD AND QUALITY OF MEDICINAL AND AROMATIC PLANT SEEDS

 

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DRAŽIĆ, S., JEYDOYIĆ, R.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

Yield and quality of varietal seeds of domestic populations of medicinal and aromatic plants were analysed with respect to the sum of active temperature and precipitation during the vegetation season throught the 4 trial years. Weather conditions had different and usually not so strong influence on investigation traits. The contribution of primary meteorological factors was 18-54% of variance, while share of other factors was 46-82% of variance.

 

Key words: medicinal and aromatic plants, population, varietal seed, yield, quality, sum of temper­ature, sum of precipitation

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 7-18
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Serbia and Montenegro

 

 

EFFECT OF SOIL FERTILITY ON SEED PRODUCTION POSSIBILITES

 

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SEKULIĆ P., HADŽIĆ V., ĆIROVIĆ M.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

Hundred-twenty-seven soil profiled have been opened within the framework of realization of the Basic Program of Protection, Management and Use of Agricultural Land in Bački Petrovac Municipality. Three samples from each profile have been analyzed for soil fertility and contamina­tion. The results obtained have shown that the soils in the Backi Petrovac municipality are in gen­eral highly fertile.

High soil fertility is a prerequisite of a successful seed production. We have established the fol­lowing minimum requirements for seed production establishment: pH in KC1 - 6,0-7,5; Humus > 2%: AL-P2O5 - 10-50 mg/100 g; AL-K2O - 10-50 mg/100 g; Cu - 5-50 mg/kg; Mn – 10-100 mg/kg; Zn - 5-15 mg/kg; Co - 1-5 mg/kg; Mo - 0,15-0,5 mg/kg; Ni < 50 mg/kg; Cr < 100 mg/kg i Pb < 100 mg/kg.

The results have shown that only 19 out of the 127 profiles analyzed meet the established requirements. The acceptable profiles belong to the chernozem soil type, the most frequent type being chernozem on loess and loess-like sediments, calcareous, gleyed, medium deep.

 

Key words: fertility, seed production, soil type, chernozem

 

 

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Published in „Plant breeding and Seed Production“ Vol. 4, No. 3-4  (1997), pp. 185-188
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SOME SEED CHARACTERISTICS OF WEED SPECIES DELPHINUM CONSOLIDA L.

 

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OGNJANOVIĆ, R, ŽIVANOVIĆ, S., ILIĆ, T., GOLUBOVIĆ, S., VLAJIĆ, J.

 

 

SUMMARY

 

That was investigated influence of fertilization of nitrogen applied in flowering time, on some seed characteristics of weed species Delphinium consolida L. (=Consolida regalis S. F. Gray.). Statistical differences an numerous, yield and germination was had following content 1.71% N, 0.71 P, 1.24 Ca, 0.30 Mg, 0.28 K, 83.75 ppm Fe, 1.62 Cr, 37.50 Ni, 23.87 Zn, 20.0 Pb, 15.0 Mn, 10.5 ppm Cu.

This data are useful for concentration and environmental protection.

 

Key words: Delphinium consolida, fertilization, nitrogen, seed, yield

 

 

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