Evaluation of the Dactylis glomerata L. breeding specimens by the main economically valuable and useful features in the conditions of the North

The article deals with the results of breeding work by the method of mass multiple selection via free unlimited cross-pollination of Dactylis glomerata L. The initial material is represented by VIR (All-Russian Institute of Genetic Plant Resources named after N. I. Vavilov) collection samples, which include breeding varieties of domestic and foreign origin, as well as wild populations. By the obtained results, the selected samples CH-188 and CH-1816 have high seed productivity. The sample CH-188 dominate by seed yield producing 6.6 centners per hectare. It has a high number of seeds per inflorescence (76.0 %). Its 1000 seeds weight 1.72 g. Among the breeding specimens, the adaptability coefficient ranges from 83 % for CH-1816 to 123 % for CH-188. Summarising the data for two mowing periods, the selected sample CH-188 is highly productive and attains maximum yields of green mass – 47.4 t/ha (+24 % to the control) and dry matter – 9.5 t/ha (+22 % to the control). The last samples under study have a total yield of 38.4 t green mass/ha and 7.8 t dry matter/ha identified for three examination years and correspond to to the control sample of Neva variety.

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Proceedings of the Komi Science Centre of the Ural Division of the Russian Academy of Sciences
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2026-03-04
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https://doi.org/10.19110/1994-5655-2026-1-87-93
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Agricultural Productivity and Crop Improvement
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Evaluation of the Dactylis glomerata L. breeding specimens by the main economically valuable and useful features in the conditions of the North

Sergei Kozhevnikov, A. Pozhirickaya, S. Odincova, A. Turlakova
Proceedings of the Komi Science Centre of the Ural Division of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Agricultural Productivity and Crop Improvement
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Evaluation of the Dactylis glomerata L. breeding specimens by the main economically valuable and useful features in the conditions of the North

Sergei Kozhevnikov, A. Pozhirickaya, S. Odincova, A. Turlakova
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The article deals with the results of breeding work by the method of mass multiple selection via free unlimited cross-pollination of Dactylis glomerata L. The initial material is represented by VIR (All-Russian Institute of Genetic Plant Resources named after N. I. Vavilov) collection samples, which include breeding varieties of domestic and foreign origin, as well as wild populations. By the obtained results, the selected samples CH-188 and CH-1816 have high seed productivity. The sample CH-188 dominate by seed yield producing 6.6 centners per hectare. It has a high number of seeds per inflorescence (76.0 %). Its 1000 seeds weight 1.72 g. Among the breeding specimens, the adaptability coefficient ranges from 83 % for CH-1816 to 123 % for CH-188. Summarising the data for two mowing periods, the selected sample CH-188 is highly productive and attains maximum yields of green mass – 47.4 t/ha (+24 % to the control) and dry matter – 9.5 t/ha (+22 % to the control). The last samples under study have a total yield of 38.4 t green mass/ha and 7.8 t dry matter/ha identified for three examination years and correspond to to the control sample of Neva variety.

Proceedings of the Komi Science Centre of the Ural Division of the Russian Academy of SciencesVol. 0(1)
Ural Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RU)
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