利用農藝性狀評估糯稻種原之遺傳歧異性Genetic Diversity Evaluation for Glutinous Rice Germplasm Based on Agronomic Traits
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(2) 12. Crop, Environment & Bioinformatics, Vol. 2, March 2005. seasons of 2000. There were significant differences between two cropping seasons in the investigated quantitative traits. However, in corresponding comparison with the significant test results of correlation between traits in different years, some inconsistent results were found. No distinct group was identified from clustering analysis based on agronomic traits, and 3 types of glutinous germplasm were unable to be differentiated. The germplasm originated from different countries were separately gathered in a few small groups. The quantitative traits had better categorization effectiveness than qualitative traits in principal component analysis (PCA). Different subspecies of glutinous germplasm were separated by using culm length and leaf length as decisive factors, which accounted for 87.5% and 90.7% variation in the first and second cropping seasons, respectively. Compared to japonica type germplasm, the indica type had wider genetic diversity. And the upland glutinous germplasms were distributed diversely in japonica or indica group. Genetic diversity, Glutinous rice, Germplasm. Key words:. ࠊّ. ጎ࣐ዦழۗձޑȂࡤစҦߞ਼ޠ ஊІ࣐ޠᒶܧȂഃᅛᅌᡑᎍᔗөᆎϛӤ ࠣᆎȂܛп౫ϭጎϛ༊਼ஊܼዦழȂྤ ழіഌҼԥᎍᔗࠣޠᆎȄҭࠊ਼ஊጎєࢃ Oryza sativa І Oryza glaberrima ڎঐޑ ᆎȂࢹٴӵୣ਼ஊᆎ឵ܼ Oryza sativaȂѠ ϸ࣐ުጎ (indica) ȃ ጎ (japonica) ІЮࠟ ጎ (Javanica)ήထ (Chang 1976)ȄጎԾޠ थٱϜᐧલҦМᜧᐧલ (amylopectin) Іޣ ᜧᐧલ (amylose) ಣԚȂՅߩޠܓԾตዤ ࡤϟԾၷޠܓԾୂᚭȄጎ (glutinous rice; waxy rice) ٸጋಗޒםୣ ϸȂєࢃ༬ ( )Іߞ (ު )Ȃڐथٱ ϜᐧલτӼҦМᜧᐧલಣԚȂޣڐᜧᐧલ֥ ໕ΚૢӶ 1~12%(COA et al. 1987)Ȅᐄጎ ձًԒൣ (2000) пІᇄᢋӵୣᙑॶҢ. ޠםၦਠᡘұȂ 2000 ԒᇄᢋӵୣޠЬጎ ਼ஊ८ᑗङ 32.9 ϵധȂпΚૢңഋٿᇴȂ Ծ࣐ΚૢॶԾȂުԾпᇨձᡏፀᑥȃԾ લȃމ࣐лȄԾϜȂ ԾпᡷȃԾ ᑥ࣐ңȂުԾпΥ๕ȃᆠφ࣐л्ңഋ (COA 1996)Ȅ ൸ᆎւңՅّȂيᆎঢ়ܛᜱЗޠԄ եԥਞ౦ӵᑣᒶяܛሰيޠᆎ؆ਠȇՅᄈܼ ᆎᆔ౪ՅّȂܛᜱЗࠍޠԄեւңഷ စᔽޠၦྜߴٿԇٳᆎȂٯණЁᆎԞ ߴڸԇޠਞ౦ (Chen et al. 1997)Ȅᆎޠ ߴԇ֊ӶᆱࡼᡑȂܛпᆱࡼޑᆎޠӼኻܓ Ѡණيٽᆎঢ়ᄈܼيᆎ؆ਠαᒶᐆȄःف ᆎᡑޠРݳӼȂڐϜпѵߓᄙ੬ܓ ޠᢏᄇ࣐ഷР߰ϟРݳȂഷԟೞᔗңܼᆎ ᡑޠ።ࢦȄ Holcomb et al. (1977)Ҧᆎ ৳Ϝഈᐡᒶ ڦ1,407 ঐ ጎІ 488 ঐުጎᆎ Ȃٯй።ࢦ 14 ঐ໕ޒܓІ 27 ঐ፵໕ܓ ޒȂดࡤໍӼᡑঅϸݚȂึ౫ުጎᆎၷ ጎᆎڏԥၷτϟᒹ༉ݣȄ Mackill and Lei (1997) ።ࢦ 117 ঐ਼ஊጎϟҢي ȃ҃ᕭࣁΩȃϸ៌Іဤဩޒܓ๊ܓȂໍ ᒹ༉ݣܓϸݚȂ๗֖ݏ౫ഀ៊ܓϟϸ ҁȂڐϜዦழϟ ጎࠣᆎϸҁϮܼྤழϟ ጎࠣᆎᇅުጎࠣᆎϟȂՅϛӤထ ࠍϛܿಡϸȄ ߗԒٿҦܼ DNA ϸφዀᇭኅހӵᔗң ܼөᆎҢޑᒹ༉ःفІيᆎȂηᔗңӶЬጎ ϟᅌϾᇅᒹ༉ၦྜຠզ (Second 1991) Ȅ Zhang et al. (1992) ٻң 95 ঐ RFLP. (restriction fragment length polymorphism)ϸφዀᇭϸ ݚ12 ঐ indica І 14 ঐ japonica ࠣᆎȂึ౫ indica ϲϟࠣᆎᡑ τ ܼ japonica ϲ Ȃ ԫ Κ ๗ ݏᇅ Holcomb et al. (1977)ϸݚл्םᄙІҢ౪. ޒܓϟ๗ࣻݏಓӬȄѫѵпᆺӬሖષഀᚈЇ ᔗ (polymerase chain reaction, PCR)࣐ஆ.
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(6) 14. Crop, Environment & Bioinformatics, Vol. 2, March 2005. Table 1. Codes, names, types and origins of 135 glutinous and 5 non-glutinous rice germplasm. Code Variety. Type glutinous, GW1 Ta-Li-Huang-Chan Indica glutinous, GW2 Shang-Chi-Tsao-Tao Japonica glutinous, GW3 Tsao-Chiu-Ku Japonica glutinous, GW4 Lao-To-Hsu Japonica glutinous, GW5 Chin-Se-No Japonica glutinous, GW6 Hung-No Indica glutinous, GW7 Hung-Ko-No Japonica glutinous, GW8 Yen-No Indica glutinous, GW9 Wu-No-Tao Indica glutinous, GW10 O-Nung No.3 Japonica glutinous, GW11 Shuang-Ton-Chu Indica glutinous, GW12 Chien-Tzu-Chu Indica glutinous, GW13 Mang-Hua-Chu Indica glutinous, GW14 Chih-Chueh-Chu Indica glutinous, GW15 Hung-Chueh-Chu Indica glutinous, GW16 Fan-Tzu-Chu Indica glutinous, GW17 Shuang-Tung-Juan Indica glutinous, GW18 O-Loan-Chu Indica glutinous, GW19 Chu-His-Chu No.1 Indica glutinous, GW20 Hung-Chueh-Chu Indica GW21 Taichung-Hsien-No No.1 glutinous, Indica GW22 Tainung-Hsien-No No.2 glutinous, Indica glutinous, GW23 Tai-Hsien-No No.2 Indica glutinous, GW24 Shichimancheue-No Japonica glutinous, GW25 Hassen-No Japonica glutinous, GW26 Taisheyuo-No Japonica glutinous, GW27 Miro-No-Toku No.1 Indica. Country. Code. China. GW71. China. GW72. China. GW73. China. GW74. China. GW75. China. GW76. China. GW77. China. GW78. China. GW79. China. GW80. Taiwan. GW81. Taiwan. GW82. Taiwan. GW83. Taiwan. GW84. Taiwan. GW85. Taiwan. GW86. Taiwan. GW87. Taiwan. GW88. Taiwan. GW89. Taiwan. GW90. Taiwan. GW91. Taiwan. GW92. Taiwan. GW93. Japan. GW94. Japan. GW95. Japan. GW96. Japan. GW97. Variety. Type glutinous, Pai-Fu-Go-Ya upland glutinous, Pai-Au-Re-Gu upland glutinous, Lu-No-Daw upland glutinous, Hung-Ye-Lu-Daw upland Wan-No-Tao No. 240 glutinous, upland glutinous, Tuan-Li-No upland glutinous, Tan-Yang-No upland glutinous, Chung-Kuo-No No.130 Japonica glutinous, Kagura-Mochi Japonica glutinous, Chien-Nung No.55 Indica glutinous, Pai-Jih-Tung-Chan Indica glutinous, Hung-Chan Indica glutinous, Wu-Chan-Tao Indica Chin-Men-Tou-Men-Wu glutinous, c Indica glutinous, Ju-Ku Indica glutinous, Hsiao-Chia-Ku Indica glutinous, Bai-Ke-Muo Indica glutinous, Ye-Ji-Hwe Indica glutinous, Chen-Chien-Nvo Indica glutinous, Kaksi-Zum-Yo Japonica glutinous, Kang-Lung-Ido Japonica glutinous, Naeng-Do Japonica glutinous, No-In-Do Japonica glutinous, Nockdu Byc Japonica glutinous, Daehwal-Do Japonica glutinous, Do-Li Japonica glutinous, Chilseongbyeo Japonica. Country Taiwan Taiwan Taiwan Taiwan China China China Japan Japan China China China China China China China China China China Korea Korea Korea Korea Korea Korea Korea Korea.
(7) ၼޒܓຠզጎᆎᒹ༉ݣܓ (continued) Code Variety GW28 Kintoki-No GW29 Miyuoshin-No GW30 Kilien-No GW31 Shiasher-No GW32 Kuroo-No No.22 GW33 Aehegomiz-No GW34 Tosou-No GW35 Kirosheta-No GW36 Shiroga-No GW37 Mirozaki-No No.1 GW38 Fujiura-No No.16 GW39 Tokyofhujra-No GW40 Yuronoyuki-No GW41 Roku-U-No No.22 GW42 Kunimiz-No GW43 Gaisen-No GW44 Tainung-No No.8 GW45 Nung-Yu-No No.3 GW46 Nung-Yu-No No.11 GW47 Nung-Yu-No No.13 GW48 Nung-Yu-No No.20 GW49 Nung-Yu-No No.24 GW50 Nung-Yu-No No.25 GW51 Nung-Yu-No No.30 GW52 Nung-Yu-No No.35 GW53 Nung-Yu-No No.54 GW54 Taichung-No No.46 GW55 Hsinchu-No No.4. Type glutinous, Japonica glutinous, Japonica glutinous, Japonica glutinous, Japonica glutinous, Japonica glutinous, Japonica glutinous, upland glutinous, upland glutinous, upland glutinous, upland glutinous, upland glutinous, upland glutinous, upland glutinous, upland glutinous, upland glutinous, upland glutinous, Japonica glutinous, Japonica glutinous, Japonica glutinous, Japonica glutinous, Japonica glutinous, Japonica glutinous, Japonica glutinous, Japonica glutinous, Japonica glutinous, Japonica glutinous, Japonica glutinous, Japonica. Country. Code. Variety. Japan. GW98. Suweon 290. Japan. GW99. Rinoldo-Bersoni. Japan. GW100 Kinan-Kuda. Japan. GW101 Lin-Leng. Japan. GW102 Legage-In. Japan. GW103 IR 29. Japan. GW104 Perurufong Nba. Japan. GW105 Inaway. Japan. GW106 IR3941-9-2. Japan. GW107 TD 52. Japan. GW108 KU 81. Japan. GW109 Hawm. Japan. GW110 Ja-Ma-Bau-Jah. Japan. GW111 Ja-No-Nug. Japan. GW112 K-17044. Japan. GW113 K-17054. Taiwan. GW114 K-17049. Taiwan. GW115 K-17057. Taiwan. GW116 India 16. Taiwan. GW117 India 18. Taiwan. GW118 ARC 12886. Taiwan. GW119 Jhum-Paddy 7. Taiwan. GW120 WRC 4. Taiwan. GW121 KU 16. Taiwan. GW122 Land-Bauw. Taiwan. GW123 Umbang-Sampahiring. Taiwan. GW124 Glutinous-Lebonnent. Taiwan. GW125 Khao-Kieng. 15. Type glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Japonica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Japonica glutinous, Indica glutinous, Indica. Country Korea Italy Philippine Philippine Philippine Philippine Philippine Philippine Philippine Thailand Thailand Thailand Thailand Thailand Thailand Thailand Thailand Thailand India India India India India India Indonesia Indonesia U.S.A. Loas.
(8) 16. Crop, Environment & Bioinformatics, Vol. 2, March 2005. (continued) Code Variety GW56 Taichung-No No.70 GW57 Taikeng-No No.1 GW58 Taikeng-No No.3 GW59 Taikeng-No No.5 GW60 Paerizu-Mochi GW61 Tarunatsu-Mochi GW62 Warisan-Mochi No.1 GW63 Warisan-Mochi No.2 GW64 Komapatai GW65 Pagaitsuitaiyaru GW66 Airaromu GW67 Pazumataharu GW68 Nakara No.2 GW69 Nakabo GW70 Ya-A-Bi. Type glutinous, Japonica glutinous, Japonica glutinous, Japonica glutinous, Japonica glutinous, upland glutinous, upland glutinous, upland glutinous, upland glutinous, upland glutinous, upland glutinous, upland glutinous, upland glutinous, upland glutinous, upland glutinous, upland. Country. Code. Taiwan. GW126. Taiwan. GW127. Taiwan. GW128. Taiwan. GW129. Taiwan. GW130. Taiwan. GW131. Taiwan. GW132. Taiwan. GW133. Taiwan. GW134. Taiwan. GW135. Taiwan. GW136. Taiwan. GW137. Taiwan. GW138. Taiwan. GW139. Taiwan. GW140. T=àÄ=#qI =àT=à =àTä[Q=[Q=== ==üÂ=üÂT = ¡=¡
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(22) 18. Crop, Environment & Bioinformatics, Vol. 2, March 2005. Table 2. The clssifications and frequencies (in parentheses) of qualitative traits of 140 glutinous rice germplasm. Trait Leaf blade pubescence Color of leaf blade Leaf angle Flag leaf angle Ligule color Ligule shape Collar color Auricle color Basal leaf sheath color Culm angle Internode color Culm strength Panicle type Secondary branching of panicles Panicle exsertion Panicle axis Shattering habit Panicle threshability Awning Awn color Apiculus color Stigma color Lemma and palea color Lemma and palea pubescence Sterile lemma color Sterile lemma length Seed coat color. Classification and frequency Glabrous (1), Intermediate (32), Pubescent (107) Light green (0), Green (125), Dark green (12), Purple tips (0), Purple margins (3), Purple blotch (0), Purple (0) Erect (42), Horizontal (78), Droopy (20) Erect (39), Intermediate (32), Horizental (41), Descending (28) White (126), Purple lines (12), Purple (2) Acute (4), Cleft (136), Truncate (0) Light green (127), Green (1), Purple (12) Light green (127), Purple (13) Green (123), Purple lines (8), Light purple (2), Purple (7) Erect (3), Intermediate(93), Open (44), Spreading (0), Procumbent (0) Green (4), Gold (119), Purple lines (7), Purple (10) Strong (8), Moderately strong (52), Intermediate (47), Weak (21), Very weak (12) Compact (0), Intermediate (137), Open (3) Abscent (98), Light (42), Heavy (0), Clustered (0) Well exserted (35), Moderately well exserted (99), Just exserted (3) Partly exserted (3), Enclosed(0) Straight (0), Droopy (140) Very low (1), Low (9), Intermediate (50), Moderately high (51), High (29) Difficult (1), Moderately difficult (58), Easy (81) Absent (87), Short and partly awned (27) Short and fully awned (7), Long and fully awned (19) Straw (13), Gold (9), Brown (13), Red (2), Purple (11), Black (5) White (1), Straw (85), Brown (28), Red (3), Red tip (4) Purple (9), Purple tip (10) White (3), Light green (94), Yellow (25), Light purple (17), Purple (1) Straw (1), Gold (30), Brown spots (8), Brown furrows (57), Brown (17) Reddish to light purple (5), Purple spots (0), Purple furrows (21), Purple (1), Black (0) Glabrous (19), Hair on lemma keel (36), Hair on upper portion (32), Short hairs (51), Long hairs (2) Yellow (59), Gold (53), Red (3), Purple (25) Short (0), Medium (128), Long (12), Extra long (0), Asymmetrical (0) White (96), Light brown (22), Speckled brown (2), Brown (1), Red (13) Variable purple (0), Purple (6).
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(31) Crop, Environment & Bioinformatics, Vol. 2, March 2005. 24. ȃ ІϜτഛጎ ȃ ȃ ȃ ȃ ๊ϸրϜ ܼΚϊထȄԫѵȂҼѠึ౫ቶȃڸӠ ࡚ ঐྜٿӵୣޠጎᆎӼᘫ឵ܼӤΚထ ᆺȂڐᎸྜٿӵୣޠጎᆎηԥထᆺޠ౫ ຬȂϛႇӱ࣐ထᆺႮයȂϛԄࠊ८ޠྜٿထ ᆺ౫ຬ݃ᡘȄӶΡձϜଷΠᇄϜ ဵ пѵȂ ঐߩጎᄈྲࠣᆎᘫ឵ܼӤ ΚထᆺȇСҐഛ ȃ ȃ ȃ ȃ ȃ ȃϜτഛጎ ȃ ȃ ȃ ȃ ȃ ቶުጎ ȃ ȃ ȃ ޠጎᆎηөրԥထᆺ౫ຬȂՅڐ ᎸྜٿӵୣޠጎᆎϟထᆺࠍၷႮයȄҦ GW33. GW80. GW36). GW81. (GW4. GW87. GW88). 3. 65. (GW137). 4. (GW34. GW38. GW39. (GW75. GW77. GW36. GW37. GW43). GW85. (GW129. GW87. GW130. GW88). GW131. GW134). ԫѠُȂпϛӤձϟ໕ޒܓϟϸထ๗ݏ ᡘұӶڎձґԥ݃ᡘτϸထя౫ȂՅࣻӤ ྜٿঢ়ᆎԥϜܼϊထϟᗎ༗Ȃկڎ ձϸထ๗ٯݏϛΚयȄ пުȃ ጎᆎІഛጎϸᢏᄇᐚޒ ϸထშȂܼΚձϜ ȃުІഛጎ҂ ְϸոܼөϊထȇܼΡձϟ๗ݏҼࣻծȄ ࢉ۠ڎϸထ๗ࣲݏґԥ݃ᡘϟ ȃުІ ഛጎϟϸထȄ. ѳȃпϛӤ۠ၼໍޒܓጎᆎ ᒹ༉ᚕϟлԚϸϸݚ. пөၑᆎϟၼޒܓϟ҂ְঅໍ лԚϸϸݚȂؒூөࠣᆎዀྦϾϟлԚϸ. Table 5. Eigenvalues and proportions of the first 25 principle components among 60 markers on 33 traits of 140 rice germplasm in the first and second cropping seasons of 2000. Component. Eigenvalue. First cropping season, 2000 Difference Proportion Cumulative. Second cropping season, 2000 Eigenvalue Difference Proportion Cumulative. ˄ʳ. ˈ˃˅ˁˉ˃˄ʳ. ˇˇ˄ˁ˄˅ˋʳ. ˃ˁˊˋ˃ʳ. ˃ˁˊˋ˃ʳ. ˉˆˇˁˊ˃ˈʳ. ˉ˃˄ˁ˃ˇˇʳ. ˃ˁˋˉ˅ʳ. ˃ˁˋˉ˅ʳ. ˅ʳ. ˉ˄ˁˇˊ˅ʳ. ˆˋˁ˅ˉˇʳ. ˃ˁ˃ˌˈʳ. ˃ˁˋˊˈʳ. ˆˆˁˉˉ˄ʳ. ˄ˊˁˈˌ˅ʳ. ˃ˁ˃ˇˉʳ. ˃ˁˌ˃ˊʳ. ˆʳ. ˅ˆˁ˅˃ˋʳ. ˄˃ˁˇˆˌʳ. ˃ˁ˃ˆˉʳ. ˃ˁˌ˄˄ʳ. ˄ˉˁ˃ˉˌʳ. ˈˁ˅ˇˌʳ. ˃ˁ˃˅˅ʳ. ˃ˁˌ˅ˌʳ. ˇʳ. ˄˅ˁˊˉˌʳ. ˅ˁˋ˄ˆʳ. ˃ˁ˃˅˃ʳ. ˃ˁˌˆ˄ʳ. ˄˃ˁˋ˄ˌʳ. ˅ˁˌˋˌʳ. ˃ˁ˃˄ˈʳ. ˃ˁˌˇˇʳ. ˈʳ. ˌˁˌˈˉʳ. ˄ˁˋˊˋʳ. ˃ˁ˃˄ˉʳ. ˃ˁˌˇˊʳ. ˊˁˋˆ˄ʳ. ˅ˁˆˈˆʳ. ˃ˁ˃˄˄ʳ. ˃ˁˌˈˈʳ. ˉʳ. ˋˁ˃ˊˋʳ. ˆˁˋ˃ˌʳ. ˃ˁ˃˄ˆʳ. ˃ˁˌˈˌʳ. ˈˁˇˊˋʳ. ˄ˁˇˇˋʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃ˊʳ. ˃ˁˌˉ˅ʳ. ˊʳ. ˇˁ˅ˉˌʳ. ˃ˁ˄ˌ˅ʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃ˊʳ. ˃ˁˌˉˉʳ. ˇˁ˃ˆ˃ʳ. ˃ˁˈˆˋʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃ˉʳ. ˃ˁˌˉˋʳ. ˋʳ. ˇˁ˃ˊˊʳ. ˄ˁ˃ˆˉʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃ˉʳ. ˃ˁˌˊ˅ʳ. ˆˁˇˌ˅ʳ. ˃ˁ˅ˇ˅ʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃ˈʳ. ˃ˁˌˊ˅ʳ. ˌʳ. ˆˁ˃ˇ˄ʳ. ˃ˁˈˉˇʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃ˈʳ. ˃ˁˌˊˊʳ. ˆˁ˅ˈ˃ʳ. ˃ˁˆˋˊʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃ˇʳ. ˃ˁˌˊˊʳ. ˄˃ʳ. ˅ˁˇˊˊʳ. ˃ˁˆˉˆʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃ˇʳ. ˃ˁˌˋ˄ʳ. ˅ˁˋˉˆʳ. ˃ˁˆ˃ˇʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃ˇʳ. ˃ˁˌˋ˄ʳ. ˄˄ʳ. ˅ˁ˄˄ˇʳ. ˃ˁˇˆˉʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃ˆʳ. ˃ˁˌˋˇʳ. ˅ˁˈˈˌʳ. ˃ˁ˅˃˃ʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃ˇʳ. ˃ˁˌˋˇʳ. ˄˅ʳ. ˄ˁˉˊˋʳ. ˃ˁˆ˅˃ʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃ˆʳ. ˃ˁˌˋˊʳ. ˅ˁˆˈˌʳ. ˃ˁˉˋ˄ʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃ˆʳ. ˃ˁˌˋˊʳ. ˄ˆʳ. ˄ˁˆˈˋʳ. ˃ˁ˅ˆˌʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˅ʳ. ˃ˁˌˋˌʳ. ˄ˁˉˊˌʳ. ˃ˁ˄˃ˊʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˅ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌ˃ʳ. ˄ˇʳ. ˄ˁ˄˄ˌʳ. ˃ˁ˃ˌ˄ʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˅ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌ˄ʳ. ˄ˁˈˊ˅ʳ. ˃ˁˉ˅ˉʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˅ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌ˅ʳ. ˄ˈʳ. ˄ˁ˃˅ˊʳ. ˃ˁ˅ˇˇʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˅ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌ˅ʳ. ˃ˁˌˇˉʳ. ˃ˁ˃ˌˉʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˄ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌˆʳ. ˄ˉʳ. ˃ˁˊˋˇʳ. ˃ˁ˃ˌ˅ʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˄ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌˆʳ. ˃ˁˋˈ˃ʳ. ˃ˁ˄˅ˆʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˄ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌˇʳ. ˄ˊʳ. ˃ˁˉˌ˅ʳ. ˃ˁ˃ˆˇʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˄ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌˇʳ. ˃ˁˊ˅ˊʳ. ˃ˁ˃ˊˉʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˄ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌˈʳ. ˄ˋʳ. ˃ˁˉˈˋʳ. ˃ˁ˃ˊ˄ʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˄ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌˈʳ. ˃ˁˉˈ˄ʳ. ˃ˁ˄˃˄ʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˄ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌˉʳ. ˄ˌʳ. ˃ˁˈˋˊʳ. ˃ˁ˄˃ˌʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˄ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌˉʳ. ˃ˁˈˈ˃ʳ. ˃ˁ˄˃˅ʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˄ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌˊʳ. ˅˃ʳ. ˃ˁˇˊˋʳ. ˃ˁ˃ˋˉʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˄ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌˊʳ. ˃ˁˇˇˋʳ. ˃ˁ˃ˌ˃ʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˄ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌˊʳ. ˅˄ʳ. ˃ˁˆˌ˅ʳ. ˃ˁ˃ˆˉʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˄ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌˋʳ. ˃ˁˆˈˋʳ. ˃ˁ˃ˇˋʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˄ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌˋʳ. ˅˅ʳ. ˃ˁˆˈˉʳ. ˃ˁ˄ˆˉʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˄ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌˋʳ. ˃ˁˆ˄˃ʳ. ˃ˁ˃ˉˊʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˃ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌˋʳ. ˅ˆʳ. ˃ˁ˅˅˃ʳ. ˃ˁ˃˄˃ʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˃ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌˌʳ. ˃ˁ˅ˇˆʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃ˋʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˃ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌˌʳ. ˅ˇʳ. ˃ˁ˅˄˃ʳ. ˃ˁ˃ˈˆʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˃ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌˌʳ. ˃ˁ˅ˆˈʳ. ˃ˁ˃ˆˆʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˃ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌˌʳ. ˅ˈʳ. ˃ˁ˄ˈˋʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃ˋʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˃ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌˌʳ. ˃ˁ˅˃˅ʳ. ˃ˁ˃ˇˇʳ. ˃ˁ˃˃˃ʳ. ˃ˁˌˌˌʳ.
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(34) A GL @¨J . Table 6. Eigenvectors of the 32 traits on the first to the 5th principal components on 140 rice accessions the first and second cropping seasons of 2000.. Trait Leaf length (cm) Leaf width (mm) Leaf pubescence Leaf color Leaf sheath color Leaf angle Flag leaf angle Ligule length (mm) Ligule color Ligule shape Collar color Auricle color Plant height (cm) Tilling number Culm angle Culm diameter (mm) Internode color Culm strength Panicle length (cm) Panicle type! Secondary panicles! Panicle exsertion! Shattering habit Panicle threshability Awning! Awn color! Apiculus color! Stigma color! Lemma and palea color! Lemma and palea pubescence! Sterile lemma color! Sterile lemma length! Seed coat color!. Prin1 0.361 0.018 0.000 0.001 0.007 0.020 0.030 0.141 0.004 -0.002 0.006 0.003 0.912 -0.027 0.013 0.014 0.005 0.031 0.109 0.005 -0.003 -0.008 -0.006 -0.002 0.017 0.018 0.015 0.006 0.006 -0.014 -0.002 0.001 0.020. First cropping season Prin2 Prin3 Prin4 0.740 0.170 -0.354 0.067 0.191 -0.085 -0.017 -0.026 -0.021 0.007 -0.022 0.015 0.002 -0.023 0.030 0.049 0.302 0.293 0.016 0.272 0.244 0.416 -0.577 0.579 0.002 -0.010 0.016 -0.003 0.000 -0.001 0.002 -0.019 0.013 0.001 -0.009 0.007 -0.388 -0.043 -0.006 -0.097 -0.336 -0.072 -0.027 -0.065 0.038 0.074 0.074 -0.017 -0.003 -0.015 0.021 -0.123 -0.137 0.115 0.246 0.201 0.176 0.006 -0.002 0.001 0.000 -0.001 -0.039 0.033 -0.050 -0.025 -0.011 -0.064 0.199 0.016 -0.044 0.215 -0.131 0.367 0.322 -0.044 0.204 0.200 0.048 0.140 0.143 0.010 0.067 0.079 0.034 0.166 0.225 -0.073 -0.015 -0.035 0.023 0.108 0.093 0.012 0.037 0.036 0.016 0.027 0.114. Prin5 0.063 0.048 -0.046 0.005 0.029 0.454 0.296 -0.198 0.015 0.011 0.031 0.017 0.020 0.061 0.015 -0.027 0.030 0.102 -0.180 0.028 -0.036 0.010 0.381 0.418 -0.471 -0.198 -0.037 0.003 -0.069 -0.122 -0.056 0.024 0.004. Prin1 0.363 0.045 0.003 -0.001 0.010 0.001 -0.007 0.057 0.007 0.001 0.011 0.005 0.923 0.013 0.006 0.011 0.013 0.034 0.088 0.002 -0.001 -0.002 0.007 0.017 -0.003 0.005 0.011 0.012 0.011 -0.004 -0.004 0.004 0.008. Second cropping season Prin2 Prin3 Prin4 0.855 0.097 0.261 0.088 0.249 -0.245 -0.005 -0.064 0.088 -0.002 -0.003 0.003 -0.007 0.071 -0.048 -0.025 0.358 -0.180 -0.020 0.305 -0.155 0.183 -0.089 -0.037 -0.007 0.050 -0.038 0.000 0.002 0.003 0.002 0.075 -0.083 -0.003 0.051 -0.039 -0.355 -0.074 -0.069 0.070 -0.439 0.126 -0.028 0.022 0.077 0.031 0.044 -0.016 -0.030 0.038 -0.027 -0.076 -0.053 0.059 0.063 0.314 -0.154 -0.003 -0.010 -0.012 0.013 -0.013 0.000 0.101 0.003 -0.091 0.005 -0.071 -0.119 -0.009 -0.149 -0.250 -0.235 0.262 0.709 -0.116 0.171 0.348 -0.015 0.290 -0.009 -0.024 0.150 -0.024 0.001 0.320 -0.061 -0.039 -0.011 0.157 0.000 0.178 0.010 -0.010 0.011 -0.026 -0.042 0.093 0.002. Prin5 0.087 -0.301 -0.046 -0.007 0.079 0.463 0.316 -0.017 0.046 0.010 0.054 0.027 0.021 0.341 0.073 -0.107 0.075 -0.049 -0.533 0.013 -0.015 -0.056 0.106 0.165 -0.017 -0.011 0.109 0.076 0.273 0.049 0.088 0.012 -0.045.
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