Comprehensive evaluation of drought resistance of 116 quinoa germplasm resources during germination
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DOI:10.7606/j.issn.1000-7601.2024.01.03
Key Words: quinoa  germplasm resources  germination period  drought resistance index  comprehensive evaluation
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朱丽丽 中国科学院西北高原生物研究所,青海 西宁 810008
中国科学院大学生命科学学院,北京 100049 
张发玉 海西州农牧业技术推广服务中心,青海 德令哈 817099 
安宁 青海省农作物种子站,青海 西宁 810000 
陈志国 中国科学院西北高原生物研究所,青海 西宁 810008
中国科学院高原生物适应与进化重点实验室,青海 西宁 810008
青海省作物分子育种重点实验室,青海 西宁 810008 
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Abstract:
      Different concentrations of PEG-6000 were used to simulate drought stress on 116 quinoa, including Black quinoa (black grain), Qinghaihong (red grain), Qaidam red (red grain), Snow quinoa (white grain) and Qingli 1(white grain) to determine the appropriate concentration for drought resistance identification during germination. Drought resistance of different types of quinoa germplasm resources during germination was identified. The drought resistance of quinoa cultivars was evaluated and classified by principal component analysis, membership function method and cluster analysis based on 8 indexes of germination stage, including germination rate, germination energy, germination index, vigor index, bud length, root length, fresh mass and drought tolerance index. The results showed that 20% PEG-6000 was the appropriate concentration for stress test. The drought resistance of 116 quinoa germplasm resources from different sources was identified by 20% PEG-6000 and the values of each index were determined. Then the weighted membership function values of different quinoa cultivars were calculated by principal component analysis and membership function method, and the drought resistance was ranked. The experimental materials were categorized into three groups using cluster analysis. Within the second group, the first subgroup (Ⅱ1) comprised 29 quinoa varieties exhibiting strong drought resistance. These varieties are recommended as basic materials for developing drought\|resistant strains in subsequent breeding efforts.