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Breeding for Drought
 and Acid Soil Tolerant
  Maize in Indonesia


    M. Azrai, Roy Effendi and M. Yasin




Indonesian Cereals Research Institute
Importance and Problems of Maize
• The second food and as the main feed ingredient
• Domestic production is lower, demand on maize
  incresing  necessary imports
• Farmer eager to plant of maize, but 75% is
  cultivated in dry land and acid soil  Farmers
  need DT and AcT Maize
• Increasing pest and disease  DM
• Climate change  Difficult prediction of the
  seasons  Need variety tolerant to drought and
  water lodging
• Mize Public Issue: Food, Feed, Energy 
  Inflation  Poor.
What the important of DT and AcT Maize in
Indonesia?
• Maize is planted in
  Indonesia in ±4.2 million
  ha
• 79% of the whole area is
  dry land
• Most of the land area
  (59%) is low-productive
  due to drought and acid
  soil  Plant RS >< Yield
  defisit
Progress: Production, harvested area
                   and yield of Maize in Indonesia
                             2001-2010
           20                                                                                     Production
           18                  Harvested Area (million ha)                                       increasing by
                               Productivity (t/ha)
           16                  Production (million ton)                                              yield
           14
Quantity




           12
           10
           8
                                                                                                 Technology
           6
           4
           2
           0
                 2001   2002       2003      2004      2005   2006   2007   2008   2009   2010
                                                                                                    Variety
                                                              Year
Progress of export & Inport of Maize
           Indonesia: 2006 - 2011
                                            Volum (Ton)
No        Year        Prpduktion
                                        Export       Inport
 1           2006      11.609.463        28.674      1.775.321
 2           2007      13.287.527       101.739        476.162
 3           2008      16.317.252       108.170        169.359
 4           2009      17.629.758        59.957        293.280
 5           2010      17.844.676        32.187      1.552.508
 6          2011*      17.392.246     -              2.585.981

Sumber: BPS dan Ditjen Nak (diolah)
        * angka sampai Sept 2011


                                                                 5
Target of production, area harvested
and productivity of maize (2010-2014)
         Production    Area      Productivit
  Year     (million  harvested         y
             ton)   (million ha)    (t/ha)
  2010     19.80         4.2        4.72
  2011      22.0         4.4        5.0
  2012      24.0         4.6        5.22
  2013      26.0         4.8        5.42
  2014      29.0         5.3        5.80
Breeding Methode
• Screening in the green
  house and laboratory and
  field
• Crossing and evaluation in
  the fiield
  • Recurrent selection
  • Develpt of new high
     yielding inbred lines.
• I​introduces the inbred lines,
  populations and hybrids
  from CIMMYT
Breeding Methode
Breeding For DT
1. Determaining of Selection
   pharameter by the Role of
   Root to Drought Stress,
   using 15 genotypes.
   • The laboratory
     experiment , we use
     polyethylene glycol
     (PEG) 6000 at
     concentration of 15% as
     stress agent. The seeds
     were germinated using
     roll paper upright
     saturated with PEG
     solution.
• At the green house we apply of polyethylene glycol
  (PEG) 6000 at concentration of 10%, 10 days after
  planting
• The field, we planting in the well water and drought
  conditions. The drought stress was applied by stopping
  irrigation at 35 days after planting (dap) until harvest
  time
• The results showed that drought stress condition
  decreased plant growth 31.7%, leaf width 29.9%, fertile
  plant 84.2% and leaf chlorophyll 44.6%. While
  increased leaf rolling, anthesis silking interval (ASI) 9.8
  days, and proline accumulation in primary root
  increased as 862,4%. The yield of susceptible
  genotypes decreased about 68.0 – 88.9% and the
  moderately tolerant genotypes decreased about 54.1 -
  60.3%. The main direct effect of drought stress to
  maize yield was dry root weight
2. Development of new populaton with reciprocal recurrent
   selection methode:
   • Sesion 1. Selfing MSJ1 popuation (MK 9, Kalingga,
     Wiyasa, Harapan, Rama, MS 3, Pop. 27, and Pop.
     28) and MSJ2 Population (Genteng Kuning, Pop. 24,
     Suwan 3 and Pop 28).
   • Sesion 2. Development of top-crosses: crossing S1
     lines with the opposite population as a tester (J1 vs.
     J2)
   • Sesion 3. Evaluation of top-crosses in replicated
     trials
   • Sesion 4. Recombination of the selected lines: to
     produce a new cycle (ni + 1) populations
   • Repead sesion 1-4 to developt C2, C3 .....C7.
   • MSJ2(RRS)C1  Var Palakka  DT
   • MSJ2(RRS)C2  Var Lamuru  DT
3. Development of new DT
   inbred lines:
   • Selected 7 inbreed lines:
     S5 from MSJ1(RRS)C7
     good SCA with Mr14 and
     MAL03.
   • Selected 19 inbred lines:
     S5 generation from
     MSJ2(RSS)C7 good SCA
     with Mr14 and MAL03.
   • Selected 5 inbred lines
     generation S7 from Arjuna
     Pop are good SCA with
     Ki3  Developt for Early
     Maturity Hybrid and DT.
AMROUT-GCP-NARS (ICERI) BREEDING ACTIVITIES
Goals: DT and Early Maturity

 Sea- ActivitIes
 son
 1    Make F1 pedigree crosses: Mr14 x CML444, Mr14 x
      VL062701, G180 x CML505, Mr14 x CML505, G180 x
      VL062718, G180 x VL062701 and CZL085
 2    Ev F1, 2 loc, 3 rep, RS and DS  Mr14 x CML444
      and G180 x VL062701
 3    Make S1 lines: Mr14 x CML444 and G180 x
      VL062701
 4    Top Cross S1 (M) x P21 (F) & Developt S2 Lines
 5       Ev S2 Top Crosses: WW and DS
 6       Developrt S3 lines (Selected)  In the progrees
AMROUT-GCP-NARS (ICERI) BREEDING ACTIVITIES

Sea- ActivitIes
son
7    Make TC1 and S4 lines  RS
     2012
8    Evaluate TC1 (WW and DS)
     and make S5 lines  DS
     2012                                     BIMA 7

9    MakeTC2 and S6 lines  RS
     2013
10   Evaluate TC2 (WW and DS)
     and make S7 lines  DS
     2012
11   Make new pedigree crosses

                                                BIMA 2
Joint Research Project: GCP-
AMROUD-AAA & NARS in Indonesia
Goal: Developt of DT and DMR Inbreed lines and
      hybrids
Progress:
• Crosses 11 CIMMYT IL
  (White color and ICERI
  IL (Yellow Color)
• Starting DM Evaluation
  than will be continue to
  selfing  S 1  Follow
  AAA Methode/Schedule
• Starting SCA Evaluation
   Selected S1 SCA and
  DMR
Fem      Male
No Name (WC)     ICERI (YC)
 1   CML 488       MR 4
 2   CZL O4OO6     MR 11
 3   CML 442       MR 12
 4   CML 440       MR 13
 5   CML 444       MR 14
 6   CZL 00003    B11-209
 7   CZL 052       Mal o1
 8   CZL 00009     Mal 02
 9   CZL 0723      Mal 03
10   CZL 0719      Mal 04
11   CZL 0721
12   CZL 0717
13   CML 505
Breeding For AcT
• ICERI have 2 OPV good tolerance for Ac:
   • Antasena  Introduced from CIMMYT
     (Susceptible DM)
   • Sukmaraga  AMATL (HS) C2 
     Improvment population AMATL introduced
     from CIMMYT (Moderat Resistance to DM)

                   SUKMARAGA
• In 2011, ICeRI Introduced 17 hybrids and
  some lines AcT from CIMMYT Colombia
  (Many tahanks Dr. Luis Narro).
• Result of Evalution at Normar Condition in
  Maros showed 3 hybris very good
  performance, i.e. No 9, 15, and 17.
• In the Acid Soils Env., we can’t harvest
  because infected of DM > 85%.
No 9




        No 17
No 15
Our Breeding Prongram: Developt New
   Population and Hybrid Tolerant to
            Ac.S and DMR

• screen maize genotypes under Al stress in
  culture solution..
• The main plots were Al concentration (0, 2.5, 5
  10, 20, and 40 ppm Al), and the sub plots were
  22 maize genotypes.
• The results indicated that the genotype AMATL-
  (HS).C2, SATP-(S2)-C6S0, MRSS-1(S1).C1-
  29-1, and MRSS-1(S1).C1-57-1          were more
  tolerant to Al-toxicity than the other genotypes
  including Antasena.
• The Concentration of 5 - 10 ppm Al in
  nutrient solution was adequate to separate
  genotypes between tolerant and sensitive
  genotypes in screening of maize genotype
  under Al stress.
• Relative net root length and relative root
  length were the best variable to be used as
  Al-tolerance indicators.
• Continue developt inbred lines and
  improving of pop toleran to Ac Soil and
  DMR
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S1.4.Breeding for Drought and Acid Soil Tolerant Maize in Indonesia

  • 1. Breeding for Drought and Acid Soil Tolerant Maize in Indonesia M. Azrai, Roy Effendi and M. Yasin Indonesian Cereals Research Institute
  • 2. Importance and Problems of Maize • The second food and as the main feed ingredient • Domestic production is lower, demand on maize incresing  necessary imports • Farmer eager to plant of maize, but 75% is cultivated in dry land and acid soil  Farmers need DT and AcT Maize • Increasing pest and disease  DM • Climate change  Difficult prediction of the seasons  Need variety tolerant to drought and water lodging • Mize Public Issue: Food, Feed, Energy  Inflation  Poor.
  • 3. What the important of DT and AcT Maize in Indonesia? • Maize is planted in Indonesia in ±4.2 million ha • 79% of the whole area is dry land • Most of the land area (59%) is low-productive due to drought and acid soil  Plant RS >< Yield defisit
  • 4. Progress: Production, harvested area and yield of Maize in Indonesia 2001-2010 20 Production 18 Harvested Area (million ha) increasing by Productivity (t/ha) 16 Production (million ton) yield 14 Quantity 12 10 8 Technology 6 4 2 0 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Variety Year
  • 5. Progress of export & Inport of Maize Indonesia: 2006 - 2011 Volum (Ton) No Year Prpduktion Export Inport 1 2006 11.609.463 28.674 1.775.321 2 2007 13.287.527 101.739 476.162 3 2008 16.317.252 108.170 169.359 4 2009 17.629.758 59.957 293.280 5 2010 17.844.676 32.187 1.552.508 6 2011* 17.392.246 - 2.585.981 Sumber: BPS dan Ditjen Nak (diolah) * angka sampai Sept 2011 5
  • 6. Target of production, area harvested and productivity of maize (2010-2014) Production Area Productivit Year (million harvested y ton) (million ha) (t/ha) 2010 19.80 4.2 4.72 2011 22.0 4.4 5.0 2012 24.0 4.6 5.22 2013 26.0 4.8 5.42 2014 29.0 5.3 5.80
  • 7. Breeding Methode • Screening in the green house and laboratory and field • Crossing and evaluation in the fiield • Recurrent selection • Develpt of new high yielding inbred lines. • I​introduces the inbred lines, populations and hybrids from CIMMYT
  • 8. Breeding Methode Breeding For DT 1. Determaining of Selection pharameter by the Role of Root to Drought Stress, using 15 genotypes. • The laboratory experiment , we use polyethylene glycol (PEG) 6000 at concentration of 15% as stress agent. The seeds were germinated using roll paper upright saturated with PEG solution.
  • 9. • At the green house we apply of polyethylene glycol (PEG) 6000 at concentration of 10%, 10 days after planting • The field, we planting in the well water and drought conditions. The drought stress was applied by stopping irrigation at 35 days after planting (dap) until harvest time • The results showed that drought stress condition decreased plant growth 31.7%, leaf width 29.9%, fertile plant 84.2% and leaf chlorophyll 44.6%. While increased leaf rolling, anthesis silking interval (ASI) 9.8 days, and proline accumulation in primary root increased as 862,4%. The yield of susceptible genotypes decreased about 68.0 – 88.9% and the moderately tolerant genotypes decreased about 54.1 - 60.3%. The main direct effect of drought stress to maize yield was dry root weight
  • 10. 2. Development of new populaton with reciprocal recurrent selection methode: • Sesion 1. Selfing MSJ1 popuation (MK 9, Kalingga, Wiyasa, Harapan, Rama, MS 3, Pop. 27, and Pop. 28) and MSJ2 Population (Genteng Kuning, Pop. 24, Suwan 3 and Pop 28). • Sesion 2. Development of top-crosses: crossing S1 lines with the opposite population as a tester (J1 vs. J2) • Sesion 3. Evaluation of top-crosses in replicated trials • Sesion 4. Recombination of the selected lines: to produce a new cycle (ni + 1) populations • Repead sesion 1-4 to developt C2, C3 .....C7. • MSJ2(RRS)C1  Var Palakka  DT • MSJ2(RRS)C2  Var Lamuru  DT
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  • 12. 3. Development of new DT inbred lines: • Selected 7 inbreed lines: S5 from MSJ1(RRS)C7 good SCA with Mr14 and MAL03. • Selected 19 inbred lines: S5 generation from MSJ2(RSS)C7 good SCA with Mr14 and MAL03. • Selected 5 inbred lines generation S7 from Arjuna Pop are good SCA with Ki3  Developt for Early Maturity Hybrid and DT.
  • 13. AMROUT-GCP-NARS (ICERI) BREEDING ACTIVITIES Goals: DT and Early Maturity Sea- ActivitIes son 1 Make F1 pedigree crosses: Mr14 x CML444, Mr14 x VL062701, G180 x CML505, Mr14 x CML505, G180 x VL062718, G180 x VL062701 and CZL085 2 Ev F1, 2 loc, 3 rep, RS and DS  Mr14 x CML444 and G180 x VL062701 3 Make S1 lines: Mr14 x CML444 and G180 x VL062701 4 Top Cross S1 (M) x P21 (F) & Developt S2 Lines 5 Ev S2 Top Crosses: WW and DS 6 Developrt S3 lines (Selected)  In the progrees
  • 14. AMROUT-GCP-NARS (ICERI) BREEDING ACTIVITIES Sea- ActivitIes son 7 Make TC1 and S4 lines  RS 2012 8 Evaluate TC1 (WW and DS) and make S5 lines  DS 2012 BIMA 7 9 MakeTC2 and S6 lines  RS 2013 10 Evaluate TC2 (WW and DS) and make S7 lines  DS 2012 11 Make new pedigree crosses BIMA 2
  • 15. Joint Research Project: GCP- AMROUD-AAA & NARS in Indonesia Goal: Developt of DT and DMR Inbreed lines and hybrids Progress: • Crosses 11 CIMMYT IL (White color and ICERI IL (Yellow Color) • Starting DM Evaluation than will be continue to selfing  S 1  Follow AAA Methode/Schedule • Starting SCA Evaluation  Selected S1 SCA and DMR
  • 16. Fem Male No Name (WC) ICERI (YC) 1 CML 488 MR 4 2 CZL O4OO6 MR 11 3 CML 442 MR 12 4 CML 440 MR 13 5 CML 444 MR 14 6 CZL 00003 B11-209 7 CZL 052 Mal o1 8 CZL 00009 Mal 02 9 CZL 0723 Mal 03 10 CZL 0719 Mal 04 11 CZL 0721 12 CZL 0717 13 CML 505
  • 17. Breeding For AcT • ICERI have 2 OPV good tolerance for Ac: • Antasena  Introduced from CIMMYT (Susceptible DM) • Sukmaraga  AMATL (HS) C2  Improvment population AMATL introduced from CIMMYT (Moderat Resistance to DM) SUKMARAGA
  • 18. • In 2011, ICeRI Introduced 17 hybrids and some lines AcT from CIMMYT Colombia (Many tahanks Dr. Luis Narro). • Result of Evalution at Normar Condition in Maros showed 3 hybris very good performance, i.e. No 9, 15, and 17. • In the Acid Soils Env., we can’t harvest because infected of DM > 85%.
  • 19. No 9 No 17 No 15
  • 20. Our Breeding Prongram: Developt New Population and Hybrid Tolerant to Ac.S and DMR • screen maize genotypes under Al stress in culture solution.. • The main plots were Al concentration (0, 2.5, 5 10, 20, and 40 ppm Al), and the sub plots were 22 maize genotypes. • The results indicated that the genotype AMATL- (HS).C2, SATP-(S2)-C6S0, MRSS-1(S1).C1- 29-1, and MRSS-1(S1).C1-57-1 were more tolerant to Al-toxicity than the other genotypes including Antasena.
  • 21. • The Concentration of 5 - 10 ppm Al in nutrient solution was adequate to separate genotypes between tolerant and sensitive genotypes in screening of maize genotype under Al stress. • Relative net root length and relative root length were the best variable to be used as Al-tolerance indicators. • Continue developt inbred lines and improving of pop toleran to Ac Soil and DMR