advances in groundnut (arachis hypogaea l.) breeding for resilient cropping systems in burkina faso

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Amos MININGOU* 1 and Sy Appolinaire TRAORE 1 (1) INERA Kaboinsin, Sélection et Amélioration des plantes, Programme Oléo-Protéagineux, *[email protected] Advances in groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.) breeding for resilient cropping systems in Burkina Faso Introduction Improved groundnut varieties have been introduced from ICRISAT Mali in 2013 and evaluated during three (3) years on the experimental station of Gampela in Burkina Faso. Objective : Compare the pods and haulm yields of two (2) varieties tolerant to foliar diseases, three (3) varieties tolerant to aflatoxins et two (2) varieties (one improved and one local) tolerant to drought to two (2) varieties released in Burkina Faso. Results Yields of two varieties tolerant to foliar diseases compared to two varieties released in Burkina Faso . Fig.3: Contents of aflatoxins of varieties introduced from ICRISAT Mali and Fleur 11 Yields of varieties tolerant to aflatoxins compared to two varieties released in Burkina Faso Yields of varieties tolerant to drought compared to two varieties released in Burkina Faso Discussion During the three years, there were statistical differences between varieties for both the pods and the haulm yields. The yields of introduced varieties are superior to those of released varieties excepted for the drought tolerant varieties where QH 243C has the best haulm yield. ICGV 86015 has both interesting pods and haulm yield (1694.2 kg.ha -1 and 3641 kg.ha -1 ) followed by ICGV 93305 (1344.5 kg.ha -1 and 3345 kg.ha -1 ). These interesting results obtained are similar to those observed at the small stakeholders’ level who follow recommended practices including optimal crop density and planting time and then they benefit from the yields improvements. Acknowledgments: ICRISAT India; ICRISAT /Mali; BILL & MELINDA GATES Foundation 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 2014 2015 2016 Kg.ha -1 Pods yield (Gampela) ICGV 01276 ICGV 86015 QH 243 C SH 470 P 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 2014 2015 2016 Kg.ha -1 Haulm yield (Gampela) ICGV 01276 ICGV 86015 QH243 C SH470 P 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2014 20145 2016 Kg.ha -1 Pods yield (Gampela) ICGV 91317 ICGV 91328 ICGV 93305 QH 243 C SH 470 P 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 2014 2015 2016 Kg.ha -1 Haulm yield (Gampela) ICGV 91317 ICGV 91328 ICGV 93305 QH243 C SH470 P 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2014 2015 2016 Kg.ha -1 Pods yield (Gampela) ICIAR19 BT Kiema Ep QH 243 C SH 470 P 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 2014 2015 2016 Kg.ha -1 Haulm yield (Gampela) ICIAR 19BT Kiema Ep QH243 C SH470 P These varieties have been analyzed by the method ELISA Test of ROMERLABS. We used the Kit AgraQuant 1-20 ppb and the Reader “STAT FAX 303” for quantification of aflatoxins. ICGV 91328, ICGV 91283, ICGV03323, ICGV 93305, ICGV 03315 and ICGV 91317 have the lowest contents of aflatoxins. These analysis permitted us to choose and use some varieties in our trials like tolerant varieties to aflatoxins 6,7 8,9 5,5 4,9 4,9 7,7 5,2 12,7 208,3 3,6 169,1 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180 200 220 ICGV 91328 ICGV 91324 ICGV 91283 ICGV 03323 ICGV 93305 ICGV 94379 ICGV 03315 ICGV 03397 ICGV 92302 ICGV 91317 Fleur 11 Contnts (ppb) ICRISAT Mali varieties Fig.1: Pods yield During the three (3) years, there is a significant difference between the varieties (p<0.001). ICGV 86015 has the best mean pods yield (1694.2 kg.ha -1 ) followed by ICGV 01276 (1571.6 kg.ha -1 ). QH 243 C (1267.5 kg.ha -1 ) has a pods yield higher than SH 470 P (1049.9 kg.ha -1 ) Fig. 2: Haulm yield Concerning haulm yield, there is also a significant difference (p<0.01) between the varieties. ICGV 86015 has again the best haulm yield (3 641 kg.ha -1 ) followed by ICGV01279 (2659.7 kg.ha -1 ) and QH 243C (2526.5 kg.ha -1 ). SH 470 P has the lowest yield (2085.8 kg.ha -1 ) Fig.4: Pods yield We observe a statistical difference between the varieties (p<0.01) during the three years. ICGV 91328 and ICGV 93305 have the highest pods yield (respectively 1372.8 kg.ha -1 and 1344.5 kg.ha - 1 ) followed by ICGV 91317 (1291.7 kg.ha -1 ) and QH 243C (1267.5 kg.ha -1 ). SH 470P has the lowest pods yield (1049.9 kg.ha -1 ). Fig.5: Haulm yield The haulm yield of the varieties differ statistically from one variety to another one (p<0.01). ICGV 93305 has the highest haulm yield (3345.3 kg.ha -1 ) followed by ICGV 91317 (2533.3 kg.ha -1 ) and QH 243C (2526.5 kg.ha -1 ). ICGV 91328 and SH 470P have the lowest haulm yield (respectively 2301.4 kg.ha -1 and 2085.8 kg.ha -1 ) Fig.6: Pods yield The pods yields of the varieties differ statistically (p=0.19), ICIAR 19 BT (1399.7 kg.ha -1 ) and QH 243C (1267.5 kg.ha -1 ) have the best pods yield followed by Kiema (1156.8 kg.ha -1 ). Fig.7: Haulm yield QH 243C and Kiema have the highest haulm yield (respectively 2526.5 kg.ha -1 and 2270.8 kg.ha -1 ). ICIAR 19 BT and SH 470P have the lowest yield (2019.6 kg.ha -1 and 2085.8 kg.ha -1 ). (p=0.28).

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Page 1: Advances in groundnut (arachis hypogaea l.) breeding for resilient cropping systems in burkina faso

Amos MININGOU*

1 and Sy Appolinaire TRAORE

1

(1) INERA Kaboinsin, Sélection et Amélioration des plantes, Programme Oléo-Protéagineux,

*[email protected]

Advances in groundnut (Arachis hypogaea L.) breeding for resilient cropping systems in Burkina Faso

Introduction

Improved groundnut varieties have been introduced from ICRISAT Mali in 2013 and evaluated during three (3) years on the experimental station of Gampela in Burkina Faso. Objective : Compare the pods and haulm yields of two (2) varieties tolerant to foliar diseases, three (3) varieties tolerant to aflatoxins et two (2) varieties (one improved and

one local) tolerant to drought to two (2) varieties released in Burkina Faso.

Results Yields of two varieties tolerant to foliar diseases compared to two varieties released in Burkina Faso

. Fig.3: Contents of aflatoxins of varieties introduced from ICRISAT Mali and Fleur 11

Yields of varieties tolerant to aflatoxins compared to two varieties released in Burkina Faso

Yields of varieties tolerant to drought compared to two varieties released in Burkina Faso

Discussion During the three years, there were statistical differences between varieties for both the pods and the haulm yields. The yields of introduced varieties are superior to those of released varieties excepted for the drought tolerant varieties where QH 243C has the best haulm yield. ICGV 86015 has both interesting pods and haulm yield (1694.2 kg.ha-1

and 3641 kg.ha-1) followed by ICGV 93305 (1344.5 kg.ha-1 and 3345 kg.ha-1). These interesting results obtained are similar to those observed at the small stakeholders’ level who follow recommended practices including optimal crop density and planting time and then they benefit from the yields improvements.

Acknowledgments: ICRISAT India; ICRISAT /Mali; BILL & MELINDA GATES Foundation

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2014 2015 2016

Kg

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Haulm yield (Gampela)

ICIAR 19BT Kiema Ep QH243 C SH470 P

These varieties have been analyzed by the method ELISA Test of ROMERLABS. We used the

Kit AgraQuant 1-20 ppb and the Reader “STAT FAX 303” for quantification of aflatoxins.

ICGV 91328, ICGV 91283, ICGV03323, ICGV 93305, ICGV 03315 and ICGV 91317 have the

lowest contents of aflatoxins. These analysis permitted us to choose and use some varieties in our trials like tolerant varieties to aflatoxins

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ICGV

91328

ICGV

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Contn

ts (

ppb)

ICRISAT Mali varieties

Fig.1: Pods yield

During the three (3)

years, there is a

significant difference

between the varieties

(p<0.001). ICGV 86015

has the best mean pods

yield (1694.2 kg.ha-1

)

followed by ICGV

01276 (1571.6 kg.ha-1

).

QH 243 C (1267.5

kg.ha-1

) has a pods yield

higher than SH 470 P (1049.9 kg.ha

-1)

Fig. 2: Haulm yield

Concerning haulm

yield, there is also a

significant difference

(p<0.01) between the

varieties. ICGV 86015

has again the best

haulm yield (3 641

kg.ha-1

) followed by

ICGV01279 (2659.7

kg.ha-1

) and QH 243C

(2526.5 kg.ha-1

). SH

470 P has the lowest yield (2085.8 kg.ha

-1)

Fig.4: Pods yield

We observe a statistical

difference between the

varieties (p<0.01)

during the three years.

ICGV 91328 and ICGV

93305 have the highest

pods yield (respectively

1372.8 kg.ha-1

and

1344.5 kg.ha- 1

)

followed by ICGV

91317 (1291.7 kg.ha-1

)

and QH 243C (1267.5

kg.ha-1

). SH 470P has

the lowest pods yield

(1049.9 kg.ha-1

).

Fig.5: Haulm yield The haulm yield of the varieties differ statistically from one variety to another one (p<0.01). ICGV 93305 has the highest haulm yield (3345.3 kg.ha

-1) followed by

ICGV 91317 (2533.3 kg.ha

-1) and QH 243C

(2526.5 kg.ha-1

). ICGV 91328 and SH 470P have the lowest haulm yield (respectively 2301.4 kg.ha

-1 and 2085.8

kg.ha-1

)

Fig.6: Pods yield

The pods yields of

the varieties differ

statistically (p=0.19),

ICIAR 19 BT

(1399.7 kg.ha-1

) and

QH 243C (1267.5

kg.ha-1

) have the best

pods yield followed

by Kiema (1156.8

kg.ha-1

).

Fig.7: Haulm yield

QH 243C and

Kiema have the

highest haulm yield

(respectively 2526.5

kg.ha-1

and 2270.8

kg.ha-1

). ICIAR 19

BT and SH 470P

have the lowest

yield (2019.6 kg.ha-1

and 2085.8 kg.ha-1

).

(p=0.28).