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Example Variety Mizuno Tadao 18. Jan. 2017

Contents What is Example Varieties? Purpose of example varieties Criteria of example varieties How to use Example Varieties How to set up Example Varieties

Evaluation of characteristics Can you evaluate this characteristics without Example Varieties? 4 40 Leaf: anthocyanin VG coloration Example variety Notes QL (a) absent 1 present 9 32 60. Panicle: awns VS Example variety Notes QL absent 1 present 9

Evaluation of characteristics 2 40 Basal leaf: sheath VS color Example variety Notes PQ green 1 green with purple lines 2 light purple 3 purple 4 11 40 Leaf: shape of ligule VS Example variety Notes (+) PQ (a) truncate 1 acute 2 cleft 3 1 2 3 truncate acute cleft

Evaluation of characteristics 26 (*) 70 VS Non-prostrate varieties only: Stem length (excluding panicle) Example variety Notes QN very short 1 short 3 medium 5 long 7 very long 9 Medium!! medium to short?

Evaluation of characteristics 26 (*) 70 VS Non-prostrate varieties only: Stem length (excluding panicle) Example variety Notes QN very short Lampo, Leda 1 short Loto, Thaibonnet 3 medium Ariete, Bahia 5 long Baldo 7 very long Carnaroli 9

Evaluation of characteristics 3 40 Leaf: intensity of green VG color Example variety Notes QN (a) light 3 medium 5 dark 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 CPVO s TG 1 40 Leaf: intensity of green VG color Example variety Notes QN light Lemont 3 medium Bahia 5 dark Puntal 7

Purpose of Example Variety What is Example Variety? Clarify the states of expression of a characteristics (a) illustration of a characteristic and/or (b) assigning appropriate state of expression to each variety ( Bio-ruler for a state of expression in QN ) harmonized approach for characterization reduce the differences in characterization in testing year, location

Purpose of Example Variety (a) illustration of a characteristic TG/016 Rice 39 (*) (+) 90 VG Panicle: attitude in relation to stem Example variety Notes PQ upright Elio, Roncolo 1 semi-upright Ariete, Lido 2 slightly drooping Guadiamar, Thaibonnet 3 strongly drooping Galatxo, Vialone Nano 4 panicle base length panicle base base panicle panicle base 1 upright 2 semi-upright 3 slightly drooping 4 strongly drooping

Purpose of Example Variety (a) illustration of a characteristic 10. (*) (+) Internode: shape Example variety Notes cylindrical Q169, RB72-454 1 tumescent 2 bobbin-shaped H56-752 3 conoidal 4 obconoidal H60-3802 5 concave-convex Q115 6 TG/186 Sugarcane cylindrical tumesce nt bobbinshaped conoidal obconoidal concaveconvex

Purpose of Example Variety (a) illustration of a characteristic 6. Leaf: type (*) (+) Example variety Notes QL simple 1 ternate 2 biternate 3 triternate 4 pinnate 5 bipinnate 6 tripinnate 7 TG/215 Clematis 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Purpose of Example Variety What is Example Variety? (b) assigning state of expression to each variety 19 (*) 55 VG Time of heading (50% of plants with heads) Example variety Notes QN very early Loto 1 early Albada, Cripto 3 medium Ariete, Bahia 5 late Bomba, Puntal 7

Purpose of Example Variety (b) assigning state of expression to each variety What is Example Variety? 23 (*) (+) 65. VS Lemma: anthocyanin coloration of apex (early observation) Example variety Notes QN absent or Ariete, Bomba 1 very weak weak Thaibonnet 3 medium Cripto 5 strong Elio, Puntal 7 very strong Arborio 9

Purpose of Example Variety (b) assigning state of expression to each variety What is Example Variety? 26 (*) 70 VS Non-prostrate varieties only: Stem length (excluding panicle) Example variety Notes QN very short Lampo, Leda 1 short Loto, Thaibonnet 3 medium Ariete, Bahia 5 long Baldo 7 very long Carnaroli 9

Purpose of Example Variety (b) assigning state of expression to each variety Actual measurement of QN can be influenced by the environment. The measurements are different depending on the year and location. What is Example Variety? Using the measured values, and trying to evaluate a characteristic, state of expression (or Note) might be changed by year or location. It needs to adjust the states of expression (or Note) for the year and location. It needs to use a relative measurement provided by the Example Varieties.

Purpose of Example Variety What is Example Variety? (b) assigning state of expression to each variety Absolute measurement length note Leaf blade: length short 30 ~ 34.9 3 Short to medium 35 ~ 39.9 Relative measurement VG/MS Leaf blade: length Example varieties QN short A 3 medium B 5 long C 7 Note medium 40 ~ 44.9 5 Medium to long 45 ~ 49.9 long 50 ~ 54.9 7

Purpose of Example Variety What is Example Variety? (b) assigning state of expression to each variety Absolute measurement QN length note Leaf: length short 30 ~ 34.9 3 Short to medium 35 ~ 39.9 Time Candidate X note Last year 42 cm This year 47 cm 5 6 medium 40 ~ 44.9 5 Medium to long 45 ~ 49.9 long 50 ~ 54.9 7 Candidate X : Different Notes in Last year and This year it could be misleading to compare Notes from different year on the basis of absolute measurements.

Purpose of Example Variety What is Example Variety? (b) assigning state of expression to each variety Relative measurement MS Leaf blade: length Example varieties QN short A 3 medium 5 long C 7 Note example varieties are provided

Purpose of Example Variety What is Example Variety? (b) assigning state of expression to each variety Relative measurement MS Leaf blade: length Example varieties Note QN short A 3 medium 5 long C 7 Last year cm This year cm 32 36 52 56 Candidate X 42 47

Purpose of Example Variety What is Example Variety? (b) assigning state of expression to each variety Relative measurement Length Last Year cm MS Leaf blade: length Example varieties Note Last year 52 C QN short A 3 32 cm medium 5 32 A long C 7 52 cm // 3 4 5 6 7 Notes

Purpose of Example Variety What is Example Variety? (b) assigning state of expression to each variety Relative measurement Length Last Year cm MS Leaf blade: length Example varieties Note Last year QN short A 3 32 cm medium 5 long C 7 52 cm 52 42 32 A X C Candidate X 5 42 cm // 3 4 5 6 7 Notes

Purpose of Example Variety What is Example Variety? (b) assigning state of expression to each variety Relative measurement Length This year MS Leaf blade: length Example varieties Note This year cm 56 C QN short A 3 36 cm medium 5 36 A long C 7 56 cm // 3 4 5 6 7 Notes

Purpose of Example Variety What is Example Variety? (b) assigning state of expression to each variety Relative measurement Length This year MS Leaf blade: length Example varieties Note This year QN short A 3 36 cm medium 5 cm 56 47 36 A X C long C 7 56 cm Candidate X 5 47 cm // 3 4 5 6 7 Notes

Purpose of Example Variety What is Example Variety? (b) assigning state of expression to each variety Relative measurement MS Leaf blade: length Example varieties Note QN short A 3 medium 5 long C 7 Last year cm This year cm 32 36 52 56 Candidate X 42 47 5 5

Purpose of Example Variety (b) assigning state of expression to each variety Relative measurement m cm 70 What is Example Variety? 50 30 This year C Last year Measurement can be influenced by the environment. A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Notes

Purpose of Example Variety What is Example Variety? (b) assigning state of expression to each variety Relative measurement m 70 This year 50 30 C Last year Measurement can be influenced by the environment. A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Purpose of Example Variety (b) assigning state of expression to each variety Relative measurement Example varieties Last year What is Example Variety? This year length range Variety X length Variety X leaf: length 42cm 47cm short (3) A 32 30-34 36 34-38 short to medium 35-39 39-43 medium (5) 40-44 5 44-48 5 medium to long 45-49 49-53 long (7) C 52 50-54 56 54-58

Purpose of Example Variety What is Example Variety? Absolute measurement & Relative measurement length note QN Leaf: length short 30 ~ 34.9 3 Short to medium 35 ~ 39.9 medium 40 ~ 44.9 5 Medium to long 45 ~ 49.9 long 50 ~ 54.9 7 Time Candidate X note Last year 42 cm 5 This year 47 cm 6 Example varieties Last year This year length range Variety X length Variety X leaf: length 42cm 47cm short (3) A 32 30-34 36 34-38 short to medium 35-39 39-43 medium (5) 40-44 5 44-48 5 medium to long 45-49 49-53 long (7) C 52 50-54 56 54-58

Evaluation of characteristics (b) assigning state of expression to each variety 26 (*) 70 VS Non-prostrate varieties only: Stem length (excluding panicle) Example variety Notes QN very short Lampo, Leda 1 short Loto, Thaibonnet 3 medium Ariete, Bahia 5 long Baldo 7 very long Carnaroli 9 1 3 5 7 9

Criteria for Example Variety What is Example Variety? Well known material freely and easily accessible, All desired states of expression should be covered with the minimum number of example varieties Expression must not change significantly with environment Should be uniform and stable, widely and freely available, easy to maintain

Criteria for Example Variety What is Example Variety? A example variety should cover as many example states as possible new No. Name of Variety 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 (*) 12 1.(+)VS QN Coleoptile: Anthocyanin coloration 2.VS PQ 3.VG QN 4.VG QL 5.VG PQ 6.VG QL 7 VG QN 8.VS QN Basal leaf: Sheath color Leaf: Intensity of green color Leaf: Anthocyanin coloration Leaf: Distribution of anthocyanin coloration Leaf sheath: Anthocyanin coloration Leaf sheath: Intensity of anthocyanin coloration Leaf: Pubescence of blade 9.(*) VS QL Leaf: Anthocyanin coloration of auricles 1 Bắc thơm số 7 1 1 5 1 1 3 1 1 14 BM 9962 3 5 Hoa khôi 4 6 Hương việt 3? 7 Khang dân 18 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 18 Koshihikari kazusa 2 go 10 Q5 7 9 10 VS QL Leaf: Anthocyanin coloration of collar

Criteria for Example Variety Necessity of example varieties What is Example Variety? No need A characteristic not influenced by the year or environment (QL characteristics) Need A characteristic influenced by the environment (QN and some PQ characteristics) QN : at least two states of expression should be provided. PQ : to provide a set of example varieties to cover the different types of variation within the range of expression of the characteristics.

How to use Example Varieties

PQ characteristics How to use the example varieties Select the most similar expression 1 2 3 4

PQ characteristics How to use the example varieties selecting an appropriate type Panicle: type of secondary branching

QN characteristics How to use the example varieties Plant Height: 〇〇 measurement EX. Variety A EX. Variety B candidate Variety (Note 3) (Note 7) (Note?)

QN characteristics Converting measurements to notes How to use the example varieties VS QN Stem length Example variety Notes Height short A 3 40cm medium 5 long B 7 90cm cm 120 110 100 Ex. B 90 80 70 60 50 Ex. A 40 30 20 10 0 notes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

QN characteristics Converting measurements to notes cm 120 variety height Note s A 40cm 3 B 90 7 C1 50 4 C2 65 5 C3 82 6 110 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 A How to use the example varieties C1 notes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 C2 C3 B

QN characteristics How to use the example varieties Converting measurements to notes steps calculate mean of height example varieties and candidate variety compare candidate variety to example varieties (ex.a, exb,...) with known note attribute note to candidate variety

How to set up Example Varieties

The process of selection of Example Varieties for Rice in Vietnam Data base (367 varieties) Summer, 2011 (54 varieties) Spring, 2012 (19 varieties) Summer, 2012 (19 varieties) Spring, 2013 (19 varieties) Summer, 2013 (19 varieties) 2014, 13 example varieties

Step for selecting example varieties How to set up Example Varieties Example: plant height Step1: collecting data Collect the existing varieties Measuring plant height of above varieties by Growing test Step2: analyzing the data Sort the data. Find Max and Min value from the data. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 71 72 72 72 73 76 76 77 77 77 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 78 78 80 80 81 81 83 83 84 84 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 85 85 87 87 89 89 89 91 91 91 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 91 93 93 94 96 97 102 105 106 107

Step for selecting example varieties How to set up Example Varieties Step2: analyzing the data Put the Max. value to note 7 or 8, and put the Min. value to note 2 or 3 according to tested data. notes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 71 107 calculate an interval value = range / (7-3) = (107-71) / 4 = 36/4 = 9 notes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 71 107 9 9 9

Step for selecting example varieties How to set up Example Varieties Step2: analyzing the data calculate an interval value = range / (7-3) = (107-71) / 4 = 36/4 = 9 notes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 71 107 9 9 9 Calculate the value of range of Note 3 as 71 is middle value in the range of Note3. notes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 66.5-75.5 71 102.5-111.5 107 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5

Step for selecting example varieties How to set up Example Varieties Step2: analyzing the data Calculate the range of Note 3 as 71 is middle value in the range of Note3. notes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 66.5-75.5 71 102.5-111.5 107 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 calculate the range of each note notes 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 interval ~57.4 57.5~ 66.5~ 75.5~ 84.5~ 93.5~ 102.5~ 111.5~ 120.5~ [note setting table]

Step for selecting example varieties How to set up Example Varieties Step2: analyzing the data Attribute the note to each variety according to [note setting table] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 71 72 72 72 73 76 76 77 77 77 03 03 03 03 03 04 04 04 04 04 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 78 78 80 80 81 81 83 83 84 84 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 85 85 87 87 89 89 89 91 91 91 05 05 05 05 05 05 05 05 05 05 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 91 93 93 94 96 97 102 105 106 107 05 05 05 06 06 06 06 07 07 07 Example: Stem: length 40 existing Variety Max: 107, Min: 71, range(max Min): 36 Average: 85.6 cm Number of notes (07 03)= 4 interval values for each note: 9cm

Step for selecting example varieties How to set up Example Varieties Step3: confirming the data Confirm the data of each variety by re-examination. - Make a note setting table and attribute the note to each variety in second year. Compare both notes of each variety in first year and second year. Select the varieties the both notes showed the stable value in first year and second year. Finally select a representative variety for each note as example variety.

Step for selecting example varieties How to set up Example Varieties Table of Example varieties and notes (only QN characteristics) Leaf blade: Length Leaf blade: Width Time of heading (50% of plants with heads) Stem: Thicknes s Non-prostrate Panicle: varieties only: Stem Length of length (excluding main axis panicle) Panicle: Number per plant Time of maturity Grain: Weight of 1000 fully developed grains Grain: Length Grain: Width Decortic ated grain: Length Decortic ated grain: Width BM 9962 7 7 ĐTL2 3 Hoa khôi 4 5 5 Hương việt 3 5 3 Khang dân 18 3 3 Koshihikari kazusa 2 go 3 3 3 3 5 3 3 3 7 NTL1 6 5 5 8 NV1 7 P6 đột biến 3 Q5 4 ST7 7

Step for selecting example varieties How to set up Example Varieties 26 Vietnamese English Japanese Thân: Chiều dài (trừ bông). Chỉ với giống không bò lan Stem: length (excuding panicle). Non-prostrate verieties only 稈 : 長さ ( 穂を除く 浮稲を除く ) Gi ai đo ạn 70 M ã số Example varieties Q N Rất thấp very short 極短 1 VS Thấp short 短 3 Koshihikari kazusa 2 go Trung bình medium 中 5 Cao long 長 7 BM9962 Rất cao very long 極長 9 panicle base

Step for selecting example varieties How to set up Example Varieties How to allocate the Notes Is the range of variation of the varieties large?

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