Effects of ten years organic and conventional farming on early seedling traits of evolving winter wheat composite cross populations

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Vijaya Bhaskar A.V.
Jörg Peter Baresel
Odette Weedon
Maria R. Finckh
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[1] Crops Research Centre Oak Park,Crops, Environment & Land Use Programme
[2] Teagasc,Technical University Munich
[3] University of Kassel,undefined
[4] Faculty of Organic Agricultural Sciences,undefined
[5] Department of Ecological Plant Protection,undefined
[6] Nordbahnhofstr. 1a,undefined
[7] Institute for Plant Nutrition,undefined
[8] Center of Life and Food Sciences Weihenstephan,undefined
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Early vigour traits of wheat composite cross populations (CCPs) based on high yielding (Y) or high quality (Q) or Y*Q varietal intercross evolving under organic or conventional conditions in parallel populations were studied hydroponically. To eliminate storage and year effects, frozen F6, F10, F11 and F15 seeds were multiplied in one field, resulting in the respective Fx.1 generations. This eliminated generation and growing system effects on seed size for the F6.1 F10.1 and F15.1. Due to a severe winter kill affecting the F11, the generation effect persisted, leading to larger seeds and markedly different seedling traits in the F11.1 compared to the F10.1 and F15.1. Seedling traits were similar among parallel populations. Shoot length and weight increased in both systems until the F11.1 across farming systems and remained constant thereafter. Over time, seminal root length and root weight of organic CCPs increased and total- and specific- root length decreased significantly compared to the conventional CCPs. Rooting patterns under organic conditions suggests better ability to reach deeper soil nutrients. In both systems, Q and YQ CCPs were more vigorous than Y CCPs, confirming genetic differences among populations. Overall, heterogeneous populations appear very plastic and selection pressure was stronger in organic systems.
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