Yield adaptability and stability in chickpea based on AMMI, eberhart and russell’s, lin and Binns’s, and WAASB models.
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The objective of this study was to identify stable and high-yielding chickpea genotypes. Fifteen genotypes were evaluated during the 2020/2021 growing season using a randomized block design. Yield stability was assessed using the Eberhart and Russell, AMMI, and WAASB methods, and overall performance was determined by the Average Sum of Ranks (ASR). Genotypes FLIP02-23C, FLIP03-109C, and Jamu 96 presented the lowest ASR values, indicating superior yield stability and productivity. Additionally, some genotypes demonstrated specific adaptability to irrigated environments.
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Cultivar Cícero, Grão de Bico, Cicer Arietinum, Seleção Genótipa, Rendimento, Melhoramento Genético Vegetal