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https://doi.org/10.15414/2019.9788055220703

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               ASSESSMENT OF DROUGHT RESISTANCE AND ECONOMICALLY VALUABLE SIGNS OF
                                   YIELD OF COLLECTION OF COTTON VARIETIES
                                    Afet Mamedova, Ramiz Aliyev, Elchin Hajiyev

                         National Academy of Sciences of Azerbaijan, Institute of Genetic Resources,
                                         Baku, Azerbaijan; E-mail: afet.m@mail.ru
                  Cotton is the raw material for the production of cotton fabrics. After treatment, cotton
            seed hairs are used in medicine called cotton wool. Cottonseed oil is obtained from cotton
            seeds. The leaves are used as raw materials for the production of citric and malic acids. The
            plant is a valuable honey plant.
                  The aim of the work was to identify for  breeding cotton varieties, which combine
            drought resistance with positive indicators of economically valuable signs of yield.
                  The object of research was the collected samples of cotton (267 variety samples) of the
            Institute of Genetic Resources of the National Academy of Sciences of Azerbaijan. The study of
            the correlation between stress-resistance and economically valuable traits was performed
            using the SPSS 16.0 program. Cluster analysis of the degree of stability was determined using
            the UPGMA method of this program.
                  We have carried out an intra- and interspecific assessment of drought resistance of
            cotton accessions belonging to G. hirsutum L. and G. barbadense L. species and identification of
            the stress-resistant genotypes with the economically important traits were carried out for the
            first time.
                  Highly resistant samples were  isolated inside the species  G.  hirsutum  (AP-347,
            Karabakh-58, AP-16, AP-342 et al.) and G. barbadense (9732I, S-6035, 10964, Termez et  al.) in
            which there is no stress-depression of seed germination during stress.
                  Analysis of the percentage ratio for drought resistance in various accessions of cotton
            revealed that G. barbadense species had higher resistance against the climate changing and
            acclimatization in new unusual conditions comparing with G. hirsutum. Thus, the number of
            cotton varieties that are highly resistant to drought for the species G. hirsutum, out of the total
            number studied, was 9.1 %, for the species G. barbadense – 28.6 %.
                  For drought-resistant cotton varieties, the main economically valuable signs of yield
            were studied. As a result of research, promising varieties of cotton have been identified for
            breeding (Aspero, 5010-V, 5230-V, AP-154, S-6002, 6465-V et al.) combining stress-resistance
            to drought with the main economically valuable traits.
                  The study of correlation between drought resistance and major economically valuable
            traits in G. barbadense accessions, led to the conclusion of a positive correlation between the
            drought resistance and flowering, seedlings and vegetation period, as well as a significant
            positive correlation between drought resistance and vegetation period, between flowering
            and vegetation period, number of cotton bolls and mass of raw cotton, and the mass of raw
            cotton and weight of boxes.
                  Thus, as a result of research, promising varieties of cotton have been identified for
            breeding combining stress-resistance to drought with the main economically valuable traits.
            These samples are recommended for cultivation in the appropriate soil and climatic
            conditions and can be used as donors in various breeding programs.

            Keywords: Cotton, stress, drought, yield.












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