遗传育种
ZHENG Hong-bing1, WANG Xi-hua2, DENG Chuan3 , LIU Wu-ren1 , ZHENG Jin-yu1 , ZHAO Hong-xiang1 , LI Da-yong 1,
,YANG Guang-yu1 , LU Jing-mei 4
2008, 30(2): 179-184.
The objective of this study was to examine the structural adaptation and evolutionary characteristics of soybean leaf in Jilin province. 30 soybean cultivars were chosen for our study and these cultivars were popular during 1923 – 2005. Results showed that soybean yield significantly increased linearly with cultivar improvement over time. According to calculation from the regression equation, yield was improvement from 1197.80kg•ha-1 in 1923 to 2305.545 kg•ha-1in 2005 , On average the yield increased14.60kg•ha-1(1.12%) per year(Fig.7). Leaf area per plant, number of leaf, length width ratio and LAI increased with year of release, though leaflet area decreased with year of release. Comparing to the old cultivars, the new cultivars had greater leaf area in growth stage and longer green leaf stage at last growth stage. Analysis of correlation coefficients indicated a significant positive correlation between yield and leaf area per plant, leaf area index, and a positive correlation between yield and number of leaf at R2 and R4. This study suggested a close relationship between yield and traits of leaf, therefore, some traits of leaf should be included as key indicators on breeding and selection of high yield cultivars.