IRRI-Myanmar partnership: current and future perspectives for rice breeding RK Singh Rice Breeder IRRI, Philippines.

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IRRI-Myanmar partnership: current and future perspectives for rice breeding RK Singh Rice Breeder IRRI, Philippines

Partnership in Breeding Since the start of collaboration in 1965 – IRRI has contributed a lot for the germplasm development. Max number of rice varieties released in Myanmar has lineage of IRRI Since 2013 onward, about 14 varieties released – IRRI role Further Scope: Though Myanmar is not a rice deficient country but rice yield stability in different regions is needed for proper rice distribution. – Appropriate rice varieties

R ICE PRODUCT PROFILE FOR DELTAS OF SE A SIA (T ARGET R EGION ) Target Deltaic regions Season - WS Ayyerwaddy - Myanmar Must Traits 1.Grain yield 2. Grain Quality 3a. Stress tolerance (Abiotic) 3b. Stress tolerance (Biotic) High (>10% Sin Thu Kha or Sin Thew Latt) Inter. AC, GT- Inter; GC >60mm); Chalk <10%; LS-MS 1.Flooding tolerance (Sub1) 2.Stagnant flooding tolerance 3.Salinity tolerance – Reproductive stage Bacterial Blight Range Traits 1.Duration (days) 2. Plant height (cm) 3. HRR days (Also good to have weak photosensitive varieties) >45% Value Addition (Win traits)1. AG tolerance 2. Aromatic grains

R ICE PRODUCT PROFILE FOR DELTAS OF SE A SIA (T ARGET R EGION ) Target Deltaic regions Season - DS Ayyerwaddy - Myanmar Must Traits 1.Grain yield 2. Grain Quality 3a. Stress tolerance (Abiotic) 3b. Stress tolerance (Biotic) High > 5 t/ha Inter. AC, GT- Inter; GC >60mm); Chalk <10%; LS-MS 1.Stagnant flooding tolerance 2.Salinity tolerance throughout Bacterial Blight and Blast Range Traits 1.Duration (days) 2. Plant height (cm) 3. HRR days >45% Value Addition (Win traits)1. AG tolerance 2. Aromatic grains

Paw San – Big potential To compete with international market- unique material Paw San – pearl rice (best in 2010) – is the variety which is widely acclaimed as best bet from Myanmar as exportable rice on premium price Just one event of international rice traders – famous - Branding Also has big domestic market Poor plant type, Photosensitive and non-responsive to inputs - IRRI- KIT, Germany - Japan with YAU/DAR Could be improved for plant type and photosensitivity keeping the grain quality intact + abiotic and biotic stresses tolerance

Paw San – Pearl rice Raw rice Cooked rice (>2.5 – 3 times expansion) Strongly aromatic

Paw San Diversity

Clustering of the aromatic rices Source: So et al Rice Science 22: 53-64

Healthy rice Source : M. Swamy Source: Stunting by state/region

Healthy rice Besides two breeding pipelines, IRRI nutritional quality rice group has finalised the plan to initiate the activities in Myanmar and evaluate the materials from 2016 WS. Healthier is need of the hour in Myanmar (high Fe, high Zn and low GI) but non-transgenic IRRI can immensely contribute to this noble cause

Climate Change Scenario Expected scenarios: Sea level rice, more frequent drought and flooding spells, high day and night time temperature, change in biotic stress pattern. Coastal and dry zones would be more vulnerable  IRRI is in better position to develop the suitable climate smart varieties with mitigation techniques (management) Example: Recent release of new stress tolerant varieties

Favourable areas for production boost Irrigated : Need more resources – IRRI can partially help with agronomically superior genotypes (inbreds and hybrids – through HRDC) DAR Yezin has now become a key location for evaluating yield performance in Myanmar Seed replacement rate – very low even in irrigated

Plant Varieties Development Different breeding methods OYT Yield Trials (at least 3 times) Farmers field testing Promising entries to Technical sub- committee National seed committee (NSC) Nomination new varieties and release Seed multiplication and distribution Breeder Seed - DAR FS – DAR /DOA-Seed division RS – Seed farms managed by DAR / DOA CS – seed village schemes, contract farmers, NGO, private seed company Government township office, agro-dealers, NGO, millers Farmers Seed Multiplication Chain > 10 years > 5 years

Myanmar next IRRI-Hub  If the HUB country is long – latitude wise, we get many different environments – Myanmar provides large range of environments. (high variation in rainfall also – about 1000 – 5000 mm) Dry Zone – drought and cold Wet Zone – High productivity Delta zone – Flooding, Salinity, two crops 28  31’ N 9  32’ N 1009 km

IRRI- Multi-environment trials Yezin has now become a key location for extended rice breeding facility in Myanmar

IRRI –Hub Inaugurated

Thanks