Yield traits between 15 purple-pericarp rice lines (Oryza sativa L.) were
evaluated. The examination was conducted between 24 October and 13 March 2016 in
Chonburi province, Thailand. Treatments were 13 rice lines including BP2012-005,
BP2012-010, BP2012-009, BP2012-258, BP2012-279, BP2012-350, BP2012-375,
BP2012-412, BP2012-430, BP2012-445,BP2012-489,BP2014-001, BP2014-002, and
compared to 2 commercial rice varieties, i.e. Riceberry and Khao Luempua. Transplanting
method was used with 1 seedling per hill and 30 x 30 cm spacing. Results revealed that unhusked
grains at 15 % moisture showed highly significant difference between treatments.
BP2012-009 and BP2014-002 singnificantly produced maximum yield/Rai of 470.40 kg
and 464.03 kg, respectively, and followed by BP2014-001, Riceberry, BP2012-010,
BP2012-005 and BP2012-279 which the yield/Rai of 452, 448, 440, 438 and 432 kg,
respectively. Whereas BP2012-412, BP2012-430, BP2012-445, and BP2012-489 yielded
lower than Riceberry but higher than Khao Luempua as compared to the rice variety with
the lowest yield/Rai of 134.40 kg. The current experiment indicated greater yield of 2 rice
lines, BP2012-009 and BP2014-002, than Riceberry. BP2012-009 had only 110 days of
harvesting date compared with 139 days of BP2014-002. Results also indicated that 4 rice
lines including BP2014-001, BP2012-005, BP2012-010, and BP2012-279 showed non
singnificantly differerce in yield compared to Riceberry, It suggested that these rice lines
are promising for further selection and improvement as novel lines in the future.
Keywords
Evaluation, Yield traits, Purple-pericarp rice
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