Mohammed Jlibene, Nasserlehaq Nsarellah, Riad Balaghi (INRA – Morocco) 1 WP 31.1 : Ground data collection for BioMA (Morocco) Leading institution : UNIMI.

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Mohammed Jlibene, Nasserlehaq Nsarellah, Riad Balaghi (INRA – Morocco) 1 WP 31.1 : Ground data collection for BioMA (Morocco) Leading institution : UNIMI Months: 1-30

2 Location of field experimental trials

3 INRA Experimental Station CoordinatesAgroecological zoneMajor stresses Latitud e Longitude Afourer IrrigatedRusts, terminal heat Annoceur MountainCold, drought, Hessian fly, rusts Jemaa Shaim Semi aridDrought, Hessian fly, Leaf rust Khemiss Zmamra Semi aridDrought, Hessian fly, Leaf rust Marchouch FavourableRusts, septoria, Hessian fly, drought Sidi Allal Tazi FavourableSeptoria, rusts, Hessian fly Sidi El Aydi IntermediateDrought, Hessian fly, rusts Tassaout IrrigatedRusts, terminal heat Location of field experimental trials

4 Collected parameters for BioMA calibration SpeciesPeriodNb years Nb locations Nb of varieties Nb of trialsParameter s Soft wheat 2001 to Sowing Emergence Tillering Heading Maturity Height Yield Durum wheat 2002 to Tillering Heading Maturity Height Yield

5 Collected parameters for BioMA calibration Cultivar Year of release Earline ss Productiv ity Adaptatio n Resistance to diseases and insects Hessian fly Sensitivity to Yellow rust Sensitivi ty to Septoria Achtar1985Mediu m late High Susceptibl e Medium Kanz1985EarlyMediumIntermedia te Resistan t Mehdia1987Mediu m early MediumIntermedia te Susceptibl e Intermedi ate Medium Massira1992Mediu m early MediumIntermedia te ResistantSusceptibl e Resistan t Arrehan e 1997EarlyHigh Resistant Characteristics of soft wheat cultivars used for BioMA calibration

6 Collected parameters for BioMA calibration Twenty four durum wheat varieties were used, among the varieties released by INRA. These varieties are :  Marzak, RGL0095, Isly, Sarif, O.Rabia, Amjad, Ourgh, Tarek, Sebou, Tomouh, Marjana, RGN0027, Yasmine, Jawhar, Massa, Anouar and Karim which are suitable for the Northern and Western parts of Morocco, longer season, cooler winter and more favorable rain. These area may have Hessian fly (according to the years) they often have Septoria, leaf rust, root rot and fisarium head blight.  Irden, Nassira, Telset, Amria, Chaoui, Marouane (INRA1804, INRA1805, INRA1806, INRA1807, INRA1808, INRA1809) which are suitable for Southern and or Eastern parts of Morocco, which are warmer, shorter season, more atmospheric water demand, and possibly with less rain. These areas have problems mainly with Hessian fly and dryland root rot, in wet years they have problems with septoria, leaf rust and and fusarium head blight and root rot.

7 Collected parameters for BioMA calibration Criteria used to split these varieties in two groups, are by priority :  Yield in the multiyear multisite experiment. Which is influenced by:  Plant phenology (earliness in heading flowering maturity etc),  Plant morphology (height, tillers number)  Plant phisiology (tolerance to drought)  Resistance to Hessian fly  Tolerance to root rot.

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