Yield stability in common bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) genotypes

By Frew Mekbib. Euphytica, 2003

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Adaptability and Stability of Bean Cultivars as Determined via Yield-Stability Statistic and GGE Biplot Analysis (2006, methodology): “Mekbib (2003) concluded that genotypes with growth habit III and I (indeterminate prostrate and determinate bush) were generally more stable than indeterminate bush type.”
Analysis of Genotype × Environment Interaction (G×E) Using SAS Programming (2016, methodology): “We computed YSi based on the procedure outlined by Mekbib (2003).”
Farmer and formal breeding of sorghum (Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench) and the implications for integrated plant breeding (2006, background): “(c) Farmers for long have bred for specific adaptation; do not practically believe in wide adaptation, as much of their effect is for local adaptation ( Mekbib 2002, 2003 ).”
Integrating Multivariate and Univariate Statistical Models to Investigate Genotype–Environment Interaction of Advanced Fragrant Rice Genotypes under Rainfed Condition (2021, background): “Mekbib [30] reported that statistical stability parameters provide information that cannot be quantified from the trait’s means.”
Genotype × Environment interaction and stability analyses of yield and yield components of established and mutant rice genotypes tested in multiple locations in Malaysia* (2017, background): “Mekbib (2003) reported that statistical stability parameter provides information that cannot be quantified from the traits means.”