Hulless barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) resistance to pre-harvest sprouting: diversity and development of method for testing of breeding material L.Legzdiņa,

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Hulless barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) resistance to pre-harvest sprouting: diversity and development of method for testing of breeding material L.Legzdiņa, I. Mežaka, I.Beinaroviča State Priekuli Plant Breeding Institute, LATVIA Pre-harvest sprouting significantly reduces grain yield and quality of hulless barley (HB). Due to climatic changes longer lasting precipitation periods can be expected and the need for HB resistance to pre-harvest sprouting becomes even more actual. Majority of HB genotypes have a short dormancy period and ability to absorb water very rapidly (Box & Barr, 1997). In field conditions pre-harvest sprouting resistance can be scored rarely (Li et al., 2004; Legzdina & Berzina, 2008). To be able to perform selection in breeding program it is essential to obtain the information about breeding material every season. Therefore indirect testing methods are required.

Materials and methods 61 HB genotypes, 4 covered barley varieties and variety ‘Samson’ (Canada) as resistant control Field trials: , Priekuli, 2.3 m 2 plots Field conditions (2008): sprouting was scored visually by assessing whole plot according to scale 0-4 (0 – no sprouted grains visible; 4 – practically all grains sprouted). In lab ( ) : 3 spikes per genotype were collected in grain ripening (stage 92); each spike was presumed as one replication. Spikes were placed in Petri dishes between moist filter paper layers and kept at 20°C with 16 h/8h photoperiod. The amount of seeds with visible germination symptoms were determined in days 4, 7 and 10 after initiation of the test. The testing method was adapted with modifications from Derycke et al. (2002). During the test was initiated in two different times: in ripening stage and after 4 week storage of harvested spikes in 20°C. Results The average amount of germinated grains differed significantly between the three estimation days (p<0.001) in all years and both if tested in ripening or after storage. Figure 1. Average amount of germinated grains on day 4, 7 and 10 after initiation of test

The effect of genotype on the number of germinated grains was significant in all cases.The highest effect of genotype on amount of germinated grain was estimated in the 10th testing day in both testing terms. (Table) Figure 2. Descriptive histogram of observed average of germinated grain in estimation day 10 *p<0.05, **p<0.01 Table. Correlations among testing methods and effect of testing day on pre-harvest sprouting The amount of germinated grains was significantly higher if the test was started after 4 week storage of harvested spikes (Fig.1, Table). The effect of genotype on the average amount of germinated grain was two times higher in ripening stage than after two week storage (Table).

Acknowledgements This study was performed with financial support of Latvian State Research Program in Agrobiotechnology and European Social Fund co-financed project “Development, improvement and implementation of environmentally friendly and sustainable crop breeding technologies” (2009/0218/1DP/ /09/APIA/VIAA/099). Conclusions Laboratory testing in ripening stage and estimation of germination on days 10 or 7 can be suggested as the most suitable for performing laboratory testing of pre-harvest sprouting in barley breeding program. There was notable variation of pre-harvest sprouting resistance among the tested genotypes. It approves the possibility for improvement of this trait by breeding; PR-3484 (Latvia) and ‘CDC Rattan’ (Canada) are suggested as resistance sources. Figure 3. Average amount of germinated grain on day 4, 7 and 10 after initiation of test of ten most resistant genotypes and resistant control ‘Samson’. The correlation coefficients between the amount of germinated grains and the sprouting scores obtained in field conditions was significant. The highest values of correlation coefficient were obtained in estimation days 7 and 10 if the test was started in ripening stage. (Table) The average values of germination for 10 most resistant genotypes ranged %. From the tested Latvian covered barley varieties only ‘Gāte’ was among them with average 13% germinated grains.