Genotype by Environment Interaction (GxE) as a Measure of Yield Stability of Dutch Potato Varieties in Uganda

AuthorArinaitwe Abel Byarugaba
AuthorMateeka Benon
Author Tibanyedera Deo
AuthorAlex Barekye
Jurisdiction:Uganda
Date of acession2023-09-11T13:02:51Z
Date of availability2023-09-11T13:02:51Z
Date of issue2018-04-04
AbstractTwenty one (21) Dutch potato varieties were introduced in Uganda during 2015-2016 seasons for national yield performance and adaptability studies so that most stable varieties could be identified for production. The effect of genotype (G), environment (E) and their interaction (G x E) on tuber yield was assessed to establish variety adaptation in different agro ecologies. Five sites were used in the study that included; Kalegyere (2450 m/asl), Kachwekano (2225m/asl), Rwebitaba (1531m/asl), Buginyanya (1887m/asl) and Zeu-DFI (1642m/asl). The varieties that yielded highest were; El-mundo (22 t ha-1 ), Sarpomira (22 t ha-1 ), Connect (21.7T/ha), Rudolph (21.4t ha-1 ), Arizona (20.3 t ha-1 ), Voyager (20 t ha-1 ), Faluka (19.9 t ha-1 ) and Sagitta (19.9 t ha-1 ). GxE analysis was done using Additive main effects and multiplicative interaction (AMMI) and results showed that GxE interaction accounted for 12.6% of the total variation, while genotypes and environments accounted for 5.7% and 59.7% of the total variation respectively. The AMMI bi-plots identified varieties Caruso, Derby, Voyager, Royal, Navigator, Manitou, Destiny, Musica and Markies to have the lowest (0.00033-0.6609) IPCA 1 score hence were most adapted. Varieties Rwagume, Sarpo Mira, Connect and Kachpot 1 were more adapted at Kalegyere site (-3.601 IPCA1 score) while Sarpo Mira, Connect, El-Mundo and Rudolph were adapted at Kachwekano site (-0.562 IPCA1 score). Varieties Arizona, Faluka, Panamera and Connect were adapted at Zeu (0.125 IPCA1 score). Varieties El-Mundo, Arizona, Rudolph and Connect were more adapted at Buginyanya ZARDI (0.498 IPCA1 score) while El-Mundo, Rudolph, Sagitta and Royal most adapted at Rwebitaba ZARDI (3.54 IPCA1 score). The most interactive genotype was Rwagume with interaction score of - 2.30516 while the least interactive genotype were Caruso and Taurus with IPCA 1 score of 0.00033 and 0.01086 respectively.
CitationByarugaba, A.A., M. Benon, D. Tibanyedera, and A. Barekye. 2018. “Genotype by Environment Interaction (GxE) as a Measure of Yield Stability of Dutch Potato Varieties in Uganda,” African Journal of Agricultural Research, 13(17):890-896, https://doi. org/10.5897/AJAR2018.13061.
URLhttps://hub.ifdc.org/handle/20.500.14297/2447
Languageen_US
SubjectYield stability
SubjectAdaptation
SubjectPotatoes
TitleGenotype by Environment Interaction (GxE) as a Measure of Yield Stability of Dutch Potato Varieties in Uganda
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