University of Tabriz Journal of Agricultural Science and Sustainable Production 2476-4310 32 2 2022 08 06 Stability analysis of grain yield of rice mutants by multivariate methods and superiority index Stability analysis of grain yield of rice mutants by multivariate methods and superiority index 313 332 15019 10.22034/saps.2021.45415.2668 FA Ali Akbar Ebadi Assistant Professor, Rice Research Institute of Iran, Agricultural Research Education and Extension &lrm;Organization (AREEO), Rasht, Iran Peyman Sharifi Associate professor, Department of Agronomy and Plant Breeding, Rasht Branch, Islamic Azad University, Rasht, Iran Mohammad Taher Hallajian Researcher of Agriculture Research School of Nuclear Science and Technology Research Institute of Iran Journal Article 2021 04 11 Background and objectives: This study was conducted to identify stable and high-yielding rice mutant lines.<br />Materials and methods: Fourteen mutant lines along with four cultivars Hashemi Tarom-Mahali, Khazar and Gilaneh were evaluated in a randomized complete block design with four replications in Rasht, Chaparsar and Fars province during two cropping years 2015-2016. Stability of genotype was assessed using AMMI indices and AMMI and GGE biplots. <br />Results: The contribution of genotype, environment and genotype by environment interaction were 41.48%, 31.87% and 24.19% of total variation, respectively. The highest grain yield was obtained in G5 and G12 with 5684 and 5470 kg ha-1, respectively. The ssiMMASV, ssiSIPC, ssiDist and ssiEV identified G5, G9 and G12; and ssiASV, ssiZA and ssiWAAS, G3, G5 and G9 as the best lines. AMMI1 biplot indicated lines G12, G5, G3 and G1 as stable and high-yielding lines. Based on AMMI2 biplot, G12, G4, G17, G9 and G5 were the most stable lines near the origin of biplot. Different views of GGE biplot were also detected that G12 and G5 in addition to having a higher grain yield than overall yield mean were as stable lines. The superiority index identified lines G5, G12 and G7 as the most stable lines. Principal component analysis showed that the superiority index of Lin and Binns and all the ssi indices were suitable indices for identifying stable and high-performance genotypes.<br />Conclusion: G5 and G12 were the most stable and productive lines and can be used for introducing of the cultivar. Background and objectives: This study was conducted to identify stable and high-yielding rice mutant lines.<br />Materials and methods: Fourteen mutant lines along with four cultivars Hashemi Tarom-Mahali, Khazar and Gilaneh were evaluated in a randomized complete block design with four replications in Rasht, Chaparsar and Fars province during two cropping years 2015-2016. Stability of genotype was assessed using AMMI indices and AMMI and GGE biplots. <br />Results: The contribution of genotype, environment and genotype by environment interaction were 41.48%, 31.87% and 24.19% of total variation, respectively. The highest grain yield was obtained in G5 and G12 with 5684 and 5470 kg ha-1, respectively. The ssiMMASV, ssiSIPC, ssiDist and ssiEV identified G5, G9 and G12; and ssiASV, ssiZA and ssiWAAS, G3, G5 and G9 as the best lines. AMMI1 biplot indicated lines G12, G5, G3 and G1 as stable and high-yielding lines. Based on AMMI2 biplot, G12, G4, G17, G9 and G5 were the most stable lines near the origin of biplot. Different views of GGE biplot were also detected that G12 and G5 in addition to having a higher grain yield than overall yield mean were as stable lines. The superiority index identified lines G5, G12 and G7 as the most stable lines. Principal component analysis showed that the superiority index of Lin and Binns and all the ssi indices were suitable indices for identifying stable and high-performance genotypes.<br />Conclusion: G5 and G12 were the most stable and productive lines and can be used for introducing of the cultivar. https://sustainagriculture.tabrizu.ac.ir/article_15019_f33cc7a3bbef030efb7061e0f0a0782b.pdf