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Soil & Crop Sciences

Genotype × environment interaction and grain yield stability of quality protein maize hybrids under stress and non-stress environments

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Article: 2324537 | Received 26 Jul 2023, Accepted 24 Feb 2024, Published online: 20 Mar 2024

Figures & data

Table 1. Genotype name, seed source and protein quality traits of 45 hybrids used in this study.

Table 2. Description of the study sites, mean grain yield and CV of the trials evaluated during 2018–2020.

Table 3. Mean squares for grain yield and agronomic traits for 40 QPM hybrids and four commercial checks evaluated under different environmental conditions in 2018–2020.

Table 4. Grain yield and some agronomic traits of top ten QPM hybrids and commercial checks evaluated under different environmental conditions in ESA during 2018 to 2020.

Table 5. Percentage of grain yield and agronomic performance reduction under random stress, managed drought and low N stress conditions compared to the performance under optimum management condition.

Table 6. AMMI analysis of variance for grain yield of 40 QPM hybrids and four commercial checks evaluated under optimum and stressed environments in ESA during 2018 to 2020.

Table 7. Mean grain yield and IPCA scores and ASV values of 40 QPM hybrids and four commercial checks evaluated under stress and non-stress environments.

Figure 1. “Which won where” polygon view of the GGE biplot for 40 QPM hybrids and four standard checks evaluated across (a) optimum management, (b) random stress, (c) managed drought and (d) low nitrogen stress. Environment codes are explained in .

Figure 1. “Which won where” polygon view of the GGE biplot for 40 QPM hybrids and four standard checks evaluated across (a) optimum management, (b) random stress, (c) managed drought and (d) low nitrogen stress. Environment codes are explained in Table 2.

Figure 2. Mean vs. stability view of GGE biplot based on grain yield of 40 new QPM hybrids and four standard checks evaluated across (a) optimum management, (b) random stress, (c) managed drought and (d) low nitrogen stress. Environment codes are explained in .

Figure 2. Mean vs. stability view of GGE biplot based on grain yield of 40 new QPM hybrids and four standard checks evaluated across (a) optimum management, (b) random stress, (c) managed drought and (d) low nitrogen stress. Environment codes are explained in Table 2.

Figure 3. GGE biplot view showing ranking of hybrids based on grain yield of 40 new QPM hybrids and four standard checks evaluated across (a) optimum management, (b) random stress, (c) managed drought and (d) low N environments. Environment codes are explained in .

Figure 3. GGE biplot view showing ranking of hybrids based on grain yield of 40 new QPM hybrids and four standard checks evaluated across (a) optimum management, (b) random stress, (c) managed drought and (d) low N environments. Environment codes are explained in Table 2.

Figure 4. Discriminativeness vs. representativeness view of the GGE biplots based on grain yield of 40 new QPM hybrids and four standard checks evaluated across (a) optimum management, (b) random stress, (c) managed drought and (d) low nitrogen. Environment codes are explained in .

Figure 4. Discriminativeness vs. representativeness view of the GGE biplots based on grain yield of 40 new QPM hybrids and four standard checks evaluated across (a) optimum management, (b) random stress, (c) managed drought and (d) low nitrogen. Environment codes are explained in Table 2.

Data availability statement

The data that support the findings of this study are included in the manuscript and further inquiries can be forwarded to the corresponding author.