Multi‐trait stability index: A tool for simultaneous selection of soya bean genotypes in drought and saline stress

By A. M. Zuffo, F. Steiner, J. Aguilera, P. Teodoro, L. P. Teodoro, A. Busch. 2020

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Subfields: Plant Science

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1. Tiago Olivoto
2. M. Nardino

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• MGIDI: towards an effective multivariate selection in biological experiments (2020, background): “in multi-trait indexes (Rocha et al., 2018; Olivoto et al., 2019; Zuffo et al., 2020), there would seem to be value in an investigation to develop an index that covers the weaknesses of the SH index in which all the traits are selected favorably and with satisfactory gains for the application in bre”
• A Framework for Identification of Stable Genotypes Basedon MTSI and MGDII Indexes: An Example in Guar (Cymopsis tetragonoloba L.) (2021, unknown): “As the efficiency of multivariate techniques to solve the multicollinearity issues seems to be high when dealing with multi-traits [21,23,53], therefore, to bridge the gaps in traditional methods of stability analysis, Olivoto and Nardino [24] developed an index that can overcome the defects of all ”