TY  - JOUR
AV  - public
A1  - Falke, A B
A1  - Hamidou, F
A1  - Halilou, O
A1  - Harou, A
TI  - Assessment of Groundnut Elite Lines under Drought Conditions and Selection of Tolerance Associated Traits
UR  - https://doi.org/10.1155/2019/3034278
JF  - Advances in Agriculture
SN  - 2356-654X
PB  - Hindawi Publishing Corporation
N1  - This researchwork received funding support from CRP Grain
Legumes and West African Agriculture Productivity Program
project. The authors are grateful to Dr. Janila P. (Groundnut
breeder, senior scientist, ICRISAT, India) for providing seeds
of the 10 improved cultivars and technicians of ICRISAT
Niamey Crop Physiology Laboratory and collaborators of
department of Biology of Sciences and Techniques Faculty of
Abdou Moumouni University, Niamey, Niger.
N2  - Investigation of groundnut genotypes response to drought stress could contribute to improving drought tolerance and productivity.
The objective of this study was to investigate new improved groundnut varieties response to drought stress under controlled
conditions to identify tolerant materials and drought tolerance related traits.Thus, three experiments were conducted during offseasons:
two experiments in lysimetric system in 2017 and 2018 and one experiment in pots in 2017, to assess twelve varieties in a
randomized complete block design with 2 water regimes and 4 replications.The water regimes were a full irrigation (WW) and an
intermittent drought imposed at flowering times (WS). The investigated morphophysiological traits like transpiration, specific leaf
area, root dry matter, root length density, and yield components decreased underWS. Significant year effect and genotypic variation
were observed on most of investigated traits. Genotypes ICGV 92206 and ICGV 06319 showed low transpiration and revealed high
pod yielding and early maturing genotypes under both water regimes, while genotypes ICGV 92035, ICGV 92195, ICGV 02038,
ICGV 07211, and ICGV 07210 were drought-sensitive for pods production but produced high haulm under both water regimes.
ICGV 92206, ICGV 02005, ICGV 02125, and ICGV 06319 showed higher yielding than 55-437 and Fleur 11. In this study, low total
transpiration to control water loss, chlorophyll content, and root length density revealed drought tolerance associated traits for pod
production, while TTW, TE, RDW, and RV revealed drought tolerance associated traits for fodder production.
KW  - groundnut genotypes
KW  -  drought tolerance
KW  -  improved groundnut varieties
KW  -  drought stress
KW  -  tolerant materials
KW  -  water loss
KW  -  chlorophyll content
KW  -  root length density
KW  -  pod production
Y1  - 2019/06//
SP  - 1
ID  - icrisat11159
EP  - 10
VL  - 2019
IS  - 303427
ER  -