This study investigates the genetic variability and environmental adaptability of Acacia hybrid clones across three distinct ecological regions,providing insights into growth characteristics and stem quality for futur...This study investigates the genetic variability and environmental adaptability of Acacia hybrid clones across three distinct ecological regions,providing insights into growth characteristics and stem quality for future breeding strategies.42 natural hybrid clones were evaluated over a five-year period in three clonal trials in northern,central and southern Vietnam for height(HT),diameter at breast height(DBH),volume(VOL),trunk straightness(STR),branch size(BRA)and survival.Significant clonal differences were found in all traits across all three regions.From age 2-5,the clone repeatability(H_(C)^(2))for growth traits improved from 0.19 to 0.59,indicating substantial genetic control.Genotypic coefficients of variation(CVG)for volume ranged from 21%to 34%,suggesting significant potential for genetic improvement.Site-to-site genotypic correlations ranged from 0.53 to 0.78,pointing to the existence of genotype-environment interactions.Clones derived from Acacia mangium material demonstrated enhanced growth,while the hybrid clones exhibited superior stem quality,particularly in terms of straightness.The findings emphasize the importance of selecting clones that are adapted to specific environmental conditions,with both growth and quality traits considered in breeding programs.展开更多
基金funded by the project:Breeding and selection of Acacia hybrids and Acacia auriculiformis for large-timber plantation establishment in major ecological zones(000.00.16.G06-230504-0003).
文摘This study investigates the genetic variability and environmental adaptability of Acacia hybrid clones across three distinct ecological regions,providing insights into growth characteristics and stem quality for future breeding strategies.42 natural hybrid clones were evaluated over a five-year period in three clonal trials in northern,central and southern Vietnam for height(HT),diameter at breast height(DBH),volume(VOL),trunk straightness(STR),branch size(BRA)and survival.Significant clonal differences were found in all traits across all three regions.From age 2-5,the clone repeatability(H_(C)^(2))for growth traits improved from 0.19 to 0.59,indicating substantial genetic control.Genotypic coefficients of variation(CVG)for volume ranged from 21%to 34%,suggesting significant potential for genetic improvement.Site-to-site genotypic correlations ranged from 0.53 to 0.78,pointing to the existence of genotype-environment interactions.Clones derived from Acacia mangium material demonstrated enhanced growth,while the hybrid clones exhibited superior stem quality,particularly in terms of straightness.The findings emphasize the importance of selecting clones that are adapted to specific environmental conditions,with both growth and quality traits considered in breeding programs.
