THE2ndMULTIENVIRONMENTTESTINGFORIRRIGATEDLOWLANDRICE

STAGE2WETSEASON
(MET2IR,2012WS)

Introduction

IRRI breeding programs generate fixed and stable lines each season that are identified from pedigree
nurseriesaswellasobservationalandreplicatedyieldtrials.Eventually,elitelinesareadvancedtomulti
environmenttesting(MET)conductedviabreedingnetworks.Thesenetworks,however,presentlyhave
limited geographical coverage and face challenges in terms of germplasm movement. Moreover, the
materialstestedthroughthesenetworksaregenerallyintheadvancedstageofvarietaldevelopment.An
exhaustiveMETsystemforearlygenerationbreedingproductsissofarlackingatIRRIandintheglobal
rice breeding community. For this reason, a new MET system is being established at IRRI beginning in
2011undertheGlobalRiceSciencePartnership(GRiSP),tobepilotedforirrigatedlowlandrice.

Goal
To establish a systematic, sequential, multistage, and multienvironment testing (MET) system for
elitebreedinglines,managedthroughoneentity,inordertoimproveoverallbreedingefficiency.

Objectives
To identify elite breeding lines with high and stable yields and wide adaptation across a target
populationofenvironmentsthatcanbethefuturemegavarieties;
Tobeabletoselectsuperiorbreedingmaterialsadaptedtooneormorespecificenvironment(s)and
agroecologies;
Todevelopanddeployvarietiesandbreedingproductstospecificmarketsegments;
Toexploitgenotype,environment,andgenotypexenvironment(GXE)interactioncontributionsto
varietalperformanceinreleasingbreedingproductstooneormoretargetenvironments;
Togenerateearlierfeedbacktobreedersontraitperformanceandidentifytraitpackagesneededfor
molecularbreeding;
Toimprovepartnershipswithpublic,NGO,andprivatesectorswhomayhaverolestoplayatcertain
testing/varietydevelopmentstages..

TrialComposition

The MET2IR trial is the second stage of testing for irrigated breeding lines from IRRI and collaborating
NARESinstitutionselectedpromisinglinesfromMETStage1forirrigatedbreedinglinesundertheoverall
METconcept.For2012wetseason,thetrialwillconsistof140testentriesand5checks.Thetestentries
willmostlyincludebreedinglinesdevelopedbythevariousbreedingprograms(bothhybridandinbred)of
IRRIandPhilRice.Thedesignation,sourceandotherinformationofeachentryareprovidedinTable1.

Thecheckvarietiesandtheircorrespondingentrynumbersareasfollows:

Designation

PSBRc10
PSBRc82
NSICRC222
PSBRc18
NSICRc124H(MESTIZO4)

Classification

Veryearly
Early
Medium
Late
Late(Hybrid)

METNo.

MT4901
MT4902
MT4903
MT4904
MT5432

EntryNo.
Border Module Module
1
2
901
96
36
902
97
37
903
98
38
904
99
39
905
100
40

CriteriaforSelectionofEntries

Tofillthe140entriesneededforMETStage2,thefollowingcriteriaarethebasisforselectionofentries
fromeachmodule:

1. VeryEarly/EarlyMaturingGroup(95entriesand5checks)
a. Top10%ofgoodperformingentriesacrossalllocations(45)
b. Top10entriesat5locations(50)

2. Medium/LateMaturingGroup(35entriesand5checks)
a. Top5%ofgoodperformingentriesacrossalllocations(10)
b. Top5entriesat5locations(25)

FlowofMaterialsAcrossSeasons

Thetablebelowshowstheflowofretaining,replacingandremovingseedsacrossseasonsfrom2012to
2016:

MET2

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

ClassificationofSeeds

DS

WS

DS

WS

DS

WS

DS

WS

DS

WS

New

140

70

70

70

70

70

70

70

70

Retained

140

70

70

70

70

70

70

70

70

Dropped

55

55

55

55

55

55

55

55

PromotedtoMET3

15

15

15

15

15

15

15

15

TheExperimentalSite

Anexperimentalfielduniforminsoiltexture,depth,andfertilityshouldbechosenfortheMET2IRtrial.It
shouldnothavebeenusedpreviouslyforfertilizerexperiments.Itshouldalsohaveadequateirrigation
anddrainagefacilities.Theareacovers0.5hectareoflandpersite.Itissuggestedthatthesameareabe
utilizedfortheMETeveryseason.

ExperimentalDesign

The trial will be conducted using a RowColumn Design with two replications. This design is used to
considerpossiblefieldvariation.Therearetwomodules,basedonthefloweringtimeofentriesModule
1forveryearly/earlyfloweringand,Module2formedium/lateflowering,asfollows:

Flowering

Classification

90andbelow

Veryearly/Early

Above90

Medium/Late

Foreachreplicate,module1has30rowsand4columnswhilemodule2has15rowsand4columns.

*This fieldbook contains the plot randomization, field plan and data sheets for the MET2IR 2012 for
wetseason.


For each module, the test entries are randomly assigned plot numbers. Within each module, the 2
replicates have different randomizations. All five checks are randomly assigned in a replicate and are
included within each column (checks are systematically arranged on every 6th row to help on PACP
scoring).Differenttrialsetshavedifferentrandomizationofentries.Theplotrandomizationofentriesis
giveninTables2and3.Thereare120plotsforModule1whileModule2,has60plots.Theseedpackets
arearrangedandnumberedaccordingtoplotnumbers.

The field layout in Figure 1 is provided for your reference. Please do not modify the design or the
layout.

Preparethefieldthoroughlyatleastonemonthbeforetransplantingfollowingthelocallyrecommended
standards.Layoutrowsinbedsbeforeseeding.Theexperimentalfieldshouldbeproperlylabeled.The
plotsizeforeachentryis10m2=2.0mx5.0m(10rowswith20cmdistancebetweenrows).

Thereshouldbenovacantrowsbetweenplots(entries).Numbertheplotsconsecutivelyfromlefttoright
inallreplications.Placethestakesbearingtheplotnumberatthefirstleftmostrowofeachplot.Labelall
plotsbeforedistributingtheseedlingsfortransplanting.
Applymolluscicidetwotimes,i.e.onceatfourdaysbeforeandanotherimmediatelyaftertransplanting.

NurseryEstablishmentandManagement

Initiallyallseedsareplacedinanovenforbreakingdormancyat50oCfor5days.Atotalof100gramsof
seedsforeachentryareseeded,whichshouldallowtheplantingof2replicationseachwith2mwidth(10
rows)x5.0mlength(25hills).Theseedscouldbeseededineitherwetordrybedswheretheyaregrown
for 21 days. The seedling beds are carefully kept free from insect and diseases and properly irrigated.
Afterseeding,applyuniformly1kg/100m2ofAmmoniumSulfate(2100S)intheseedbed.Iftheseedlings
showyellowing(Ndeficiency),applyanother1kg/100m2ofAmmoniumSulfate(2100S)1012daysafter
seeding(DAS).

Priortopulling,preparetagstomarkseedlingstobetransportedfromseedbedtothefield.After21days
ofsowing,eachseedlingoftheentriesarepulledoutfromtheseedlingbeds,bundled,andtiedwithaG.I.
wiremarkedwithpotlabelsbearingtheplotnumbers.Distributeseedlingsinthefieldcorrespondingto
thelayout.Checktheentriesandtheplotsforanypossiblemistake(s)beforetransplantingtheseedlings.
Alternatively,apply zinc sulfate in thenursery seedbed,or dip seedlings in 24 % zinc oxide suspension
beforetransplanting.(Ifzincsulfateistobeappliedinthesoilasbasal,dippingisnolongernecessary.)

Theseedlingsaretransplantedintothefieldin23seedlingsperhillfollowingaspacingof20cmx20cm.
Keepsomeseedlingsattheendoftheplotneartheplotlabeltoreplantmissinghills.

Shallowwaterdepthshouldbemaintainedstartingfromabout3daysaftertransplantingthatisgradually
increasedto35cmuntiltheharddoughstage.Replantmissinghillswithin7daysaftertransplantingto
obtain a uniform plant population. Care should be taken to uniformly distribute fertilizers and plant
protectionchemicals.


The recommended fertilizer rates (kg/ha) for different test sites in the Philippines during the 2012 wet
seasonare:
RecommendedatIRRI
N1

P2

K3

Zn4

Total

160

30

40

Basal

60

30

40

MidTiller

40

PanicleInitiation

60

Total

90

15

20

Basal

30

15

20

MidTiller

30

PanicleInitiation

30

N1

P2

K3

Zn4

Total

150

60

60

Basal

60

60

60

MidTiller

40

PanicleInitiation

50

Total

90

60

60

Basal

60

60

60

MidTiller

15

PanicleInitiation

15

N1

P2

K3

Zn4

Season
DRY

WET

Stage

ForPhilRiceNuevaEcijaandIsabela
Season
DRY

WET

Stage

ForPhilRiceAgusan
Season
DRY

WET

Stage

Total

60

Basal

30

40

70

MidTiller

15

PanicleInitiation

15

Total

60

40

70

Basal

30

40

70

MidTiller

15

PanicleInitiation

15

40

70

P2

K3

Zn4

ForDABohol
Season
DRY

WET

Stage

N1

Total

91

24

14

Basal

22

24

14

MidTiller

34.5

PanicleInitiation

34.5

Total

91

24

14

Basal

22

24

14

MidTiller

34.5

PanicleInitiation

34.5

In the form urea

As P2O5 from triple superphosphate or solophos
K2 from KCl
4
As ZnSO4
2
3

For weed control, a preemergence herbicide (Sofit EC if available) and molluscicide may be applied
uniformly in the experimental field immediately after transplanting following the recommended rate.
Maintainashallowwaterdepthof25cmforatleast2weeksafterherbicideapplication.Subsequent
handweedingmaybedoneifneeded.

Fordiseaseandinsectcontrol,theexperimentalfieldshouldbewellprotected.Choosetheappropriate
cultural, chemical, and biological control to effectively manage insects and diseases. If available,
carbofuranmaybeappliedataround15DATandatPI.DoprophylacticapplicationofBenlateatPIand
followupspray2weekslaterforsheathblight.Rougingshouldbedonetoremoveofftypeplants.Rogue
thefieldrepeatedlyuptotheharddoughstageorforaslongasofftypescanbeidentified.Theseoff
typeplantsshouldbecutatthebase.

Atharvest,collectalltheplantsinaplotexcepttheborderrows,oneoneachsideoftheplotandtwo
borderrows,oneonbothendsofalltheplots(Thetotalnumberofplantsharvestedfromaplotis8rows
x 23 plants). The harvest from each plot is placed in clean cloth bags. Put the labels, bearing the entry
number and plot number inside the bag. A vogel thresher is used to thresh the samples. Clean the
thresher well after every sample. Put the label inside the bag after threshing. All threshed samples are
dried in a batch dryer at 45oC for 45 days. In removing half and empty grains, clean the seed blower
before processing each sample to avoid seed mixtures. Transfer clean seeds into labeled paper bags
bearingtheMETname,METentrynumber,plotnumber,year,andseason.
DataCollection

The general reference for data collection is the Standard Evaluation System for Rice (SES, 1996). The
followingagronomicdataarecollected:

Trait

Explanation

VG:
VegetativeVigor.Note:Severalfactorsmayinteract,influencingseedlingvigor
(e.g.tilleringability,plantheight,etc.)Usethisscaleforevaluatinggenetic
materialandvarietiesunderstressandnonstressconditions.

1 Extravigorous(veryfastgrowing;plantsat5leafstaghave
2ormoretillersinmajorityofpopulation)
3 Vigorous(fastgrowing;plantsat45leafstagehave12
tillersinmajorityofpopulation)
5 Normal(plantsat4leafstage)
7 Weak(plantssomewhatstunted;34leaves;thin
population;notillerformation)
9 Veryweak(stuntedgrowth;yellowingofleaves)

ZN:
ZincDeficiency

1 Growthandtilleringnearlynormal,healthy
2 Growthandtilleringnearlynormal,basalleavesslightly
discolored
3 Stuntingslight,tilleringdecreased,somebasalleaves
brownoryellow
5 Growthandtilleringseverelyretarded,abouthalfofall
leavesbrownoryellow
7 Growthandtilleringceases,mostleavesbrownoryellow
9 Almostallplantsdeadordying


FLW(DAS):

Daystoflowering.Numberofdaysfromseedingto50%flowering.50%ofthe
maintillersofthewholepopulation(inaplot)areflowering.

MAT:

Daystomaturity.Numberofdaysfromseedingtograinripening(85%ofgrains
onpanicleofthewholeplotaremature,i.e.colorisyellow).

HT(cm):

Plant height. Average of five samplings measured in centimeters from soil

surfacetothetipofthetallestpanicle(awnsexcluded)andcanbemeasured
when80%aremature.(i.e.HT1=heightforsample1,soon)

TILLER:

LDG:

PACP:

YLD:

NO_PLANTS:

MC:

TillerNumber.Averageoffivesamplingstakenfrominnerhillsbycountingthe
number of productive tillers (the same samples used in measuring plant
height).(i.e.TILLER1=numberoftillersforsample1,soon)
Note:23seedlingsperhill.

Lodgingincidence.Percentofplantsthatlodgedwithatleast45degreeangle.

Phenotypicacceptability
Scale
1 Excellent=verygoodplanttype,densemediumslender
grains,nograindiscoloration,withoutawns,nosymptoms
ofdiseasesordeficiencies,mediumtohightillering,
comparableorbetterthanthebestcheck.
3 Good=goodplanttype,mediumtohightillering,no
symptomsofdiseasesanddeficiencies,nograin
discoloration,comparabletothecheckvarieties
5 Fair=moderatetolerancetodiseasesanddeficiencies,
acceptableplanttype,mediumtilleringandgoodgrains.
7 Poor=poorplanttype,awns,discoloredgrains,lowtiller
number,showingdiseaseanddeficiencyproblem
9 Unacceptable=verypoorplanttype,allplantshave
diseasesandshowingsymptomsofdeficiencies.
Plotyield(g)adjustedto14%moisturecontent(excludingborders)
Adjustedyield=(plotyield/no.ofharvestedhills)*standardharvestedhills*MF
WhereMF=(100MCatharvest)/86
Numberofplantsharvested.Standardnumberofhillstoharvest=184.
MoistureContent(in%).Weighthesamplesandtestthemoisturecontentfor
yielddatacalculation.Note:Uponweighing,measurealsoMC.


Grainqualitycharacteristicswillbemeasuredtoselectedentries:

AMY:

Amylosecontentofgrain.Inpercent

GELTEMP:

GelatinizationTemperature

GELCON:

GelatinizationConsistencyaftermilling.
Scale
(mm)
Gelconsistencytype
1
80100
Soft
3
6180
Soft
5
4160
Medium
7
3640
Hard
9
Lessthan35 Hard

GRL:
Grainlengthinmm.Distancefromthebaseofthelowermoststerilelemmato
thetip(apiculus)ofthefertilelemmaorpalea.Inthecaseofawnedvarieties,
thegrainismeasuredtoapointcomparabletothetipoftheapiculus.

GRS:

Grainshape.Afterharvesting,cleaninganddehulling.
Scale
Shape
Ratio
1
Slender
Over3.0
3
Medium
2.1to3.0
5
Bold
1.1to2.0
9
Round
Lessthan1.1

CHK:
Chalkiness of endosperm. Percent in Kernel Area. Evaluate a representative
milledsampleforthedegree(extent)ofchalkinessthatwillbestdescribethe
samplewithrespectto:a.whitebelly;b.whitecenter;andc.whiteback.
Scale
0 None
1 Small(lessthan10%)
5 Medium(11%to20%)
9 Large(morethan20%)

Dataaretoberecordedinelectronicfieldbooks.Protocolondatagatheringwillbeprovidedlater.

DataReporting

Data can be reported to the INGER Coordinator electronic copy (sent as email attachment) or hard
copy(viacourier).

Anexcelfilefordatarecordingcorrespondstoatrialyearsetnumbercombination.Asetnumberrefers
toaspecifictestingsite.Examplesofexcelfilesare:

a. MET2IR2012/SetNo.6________(PHILRICENuevaEcija,Philippines)

Thedatasheetnamesanddatatobeenteredineachsheetaresummarizedbelow:

Excelfilesheetname
Datatobeentered
LOCATIONandEXPTDESC(experiment
Testsitedata,namesofcooperatorsanddata
description)
aboutagronomicpractices
WEATHEROBS(weatherobservation)
Monthlyweatherdata
PESTOBS(pestobservation)
Pesttype,pestnameanddegreeofpressure
EXPTOBS(experimentobservation)
Entrydata(plantheight,daystoheading,etc.)

In excel data sheets, only rows and columns important to cooperators are shown. Hidden rows and
columnsareforINGERuseonly.Forexample,insheetLOCATIONandEXPDESC,rows23andcolumnsct
arehiddenwhileinsheetWEATHEROBS,rows113,19,3334andcolumnshiareallhidden.

Please fillout the excel data sheet and send to IRRI as an email attachment to: a.galang@cgiar.org or
a.tabanao@irri.org.

Youmaysendprinteddatasheetsofthisfieldbookto:

INGERCoordinator
PlantBreeding,GeneticsandBiochemistryDivision
InternationalRiceResearchInstitute(IRRI)
DAPOBox7777
MetroManila,Philippines

Table1.Particularsofentriesinthe2ndMETStage2IrrigatedLowlandRiceWetSeason(2012)
METNo. ModuleNo. EntryNo.
FixedName
1
MT4004
1
HHZ8SAL6SAL3Y2
1
MT4008
2
HHZ1Y4Y1

Origin

Group/Scientist

IRRI

GreenSuperRice/J.Ali

IRRI

GreenSuperRice/J.Ali

MT4017

HHZ8SAL9DT2Y1

IRRI

GreenSuperRice/J.Ali

MT4018

HHZ12Y4DT1Y1

IRRI

GreenSuperRice/J.Ali

MT4019

HHZ12DT10SAL1DT1

IRRI

GreenSuperRice/J.Ali

MT4209

ZGY1

IRRI

GreenSuperRice/J.Ali

MT4279

ZH1

IRRI

GreenSuperRice/J.Ali

MT4280

TME80518

IRRI

GreenSuperRice/J.Ali

MT4284

SAGC02

IRRI

GreenSuperRice/J.Ali

MT4285

10

Hua565

IRRI

GreenSuperRice/J.Ali

MT4026

11

IR10N198

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4036

12

IR08N195

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4038

13

IR09A228

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4041

14

IR09N532

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4049

15

IR09N533

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4050

16

IR09N538

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4053

17

IR10M120

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4054

18

IR10M122

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4055

19

IR10A125

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4075

20

IR09A178

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4087

21

IR10M121

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4088

22

IR10M123

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4105

23

IR08A104

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4110

24

IR08N158

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4133

25

IR10A152

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4146

26

IR08N184

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4148

27

IR06N119

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4149

28

IR09A235

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4150

29

IR09A220

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4152

30

IR09N495

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4154

31

IR03A159

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4158

32

IR09N500

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4161

33

IR10N118

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4171

34

IR10A110

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4179

35

IR06M150

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4180

36

IR09N502

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4188

37

IR06M143

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

Table 1

Page 1 of 4

Table1.Particularsofentriesinthe2ndMETStage2IrrigatedLowlandRiceWetSeason(2012)
METNo. ModuleNo. EntryNo.
FixedName
1
MT4194
38
IR06M144
1
MT4195
39
IR06M139

Origin

Group/Scientist

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4196

40

IR09A136

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4201

41

IR10M136

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4205

42

IR10N269

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4206

43

IR10A134

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4213

44

IR07A234

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4217

45

IR09N503

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4220

46

IR06M141

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4232

47

IR06N155

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4234

48

IR08M119

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4237

49

IR10N108

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4241

50

IR10N186

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4243

51

IR10A155

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4257

52

IR09A152

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4268

53

IR08N138

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4276

54

IR10N237

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4289

55

IR08N136

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4297

56

IR05N412

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4299

57

IR08N134

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4320

58

IR06N211

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4324

59

IR09N528

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4536

60

PR37160851111

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4538

61

PR371601371111

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4543

62

PR379903B152

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4546

63

PR400831B32

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4547

64

PR37275730811222

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4553

65

PR379493B351

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4554

66

PR37152224111

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4556

67

PR379343B821

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4566

68

PR372462321122

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4567

69

PR37252211122

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4574

70

PR379513B371

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4604

71

PR37275714512212

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4226

72

IR09N522

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4622

73

PR379513B3712

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4634

74

PR379423B532

Philippines

PhilRice

Table 1

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Table1.Particularsofentriesinthe2ndMETStage2IrrigatedLowlandRiceWetSeason(2012)
METNo. ModuleNo. EntryNo.
FixedName
1
MT4639
75
PR37139313121
1
MT4640
76
PR379343B2321

Origin

Group/Scientist

Philippines

PhilRice

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4641

77

PR378661B14

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4648

78

PR379393B12

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4650

79

PR40078B122

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4706

80

PR371601341111

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4712

81

PR3727351652121

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4720

82

PR35769B11234

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4722

83

PR35769B373121

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4737

84

PR35805B92323

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4748

85

PR3024510414

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4756

86

PR340052B71312

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4779

87

PR38046PB109421

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4809

88

PR37952B112

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4066

89

IR10F388

IRRI

Submergence/B.Collard

MT4094

90

IR10F360

IRRI

Submergence/B.Collard

MT4095

91

IR10F407

IRRI

Submergence/B.Collard

MT4137

92

IR10F339

IRRI

Submergence/B.Collard

MT4138

93

IR10F328

IRRI

Submergence/B.Collard

MT4248

1
1

94

IR09F436

IRRI

Submergence/B.Collard

MT4249

95

Ciherang

IRRI

Submergence/B.Collard

MT4901

96

IRRI104

IRRI

MT4902

97

IRRI123

IRRI

MT4903

98

IRRI154

IRRI

MT4904

99

IRRI105

IRRI

MT5432

100

NSICRc124H(MESTIZO4)

IRRI

MT4327

1
2

IR06N233

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4353

IR07A179

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4363

IR05N419

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4377

IR09N142

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4390

IR10N251

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4398

IR04A115

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4404

IR06N234

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4406

IR05N170

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4413

IR10N230

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4414

10

IR10N226

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4447

11

IR04A409

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

Table 1

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Table1.Particularsofentriesinthe2ndMETStage2IrrigatedLowlandRiceWetSeason(2012)
METNo. ModuleNo. EntryNo.
FixedName
2
MT4471
12
IR10N225
2
MT4479
13
IR09N272

Origin

Group/Scientist

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4488

14

IR10N304

IRRI

Irrigated/P.Virk

MT4807

15

PR37285173112112

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4817

16

PR37921B34212

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4818

17

PR377042B61211

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4829

18

PR380123B31

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4830

19

PR37921B322

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4833

20

PR36905B1411

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4835

21

PR352512B55311

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4836

22

PR37286181561122

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4841

23

PR372462321121

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4843

24

PR37952B413

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4867

25

PR35786B33211

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4874

26

PR368313111111

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4879

27

PR37952B115

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4886

28

PR36933B136111

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4889

29

PR34859B41121(G)

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4896

30

PR37405PB49537

Philippines

PhilRice

MT4444

31

IR10F403

IRRI

Submergence/B.Collard

MT4457

32

IR10F336

IRRI

Submergence/B.Collard

MT4489

33

IR10F290

IRRI

Submergence/B.Collard

MT4494

34

IR10F203

IRRI

Submergence/B.Collard

MT4509

35

IR10F354

IRRI

Submergence/B.Collard

MT4901

36

IRRI104

IRRI

MT4902

37

IRRI123

IRRI

MT4903

38

IRRI154

IRRI

MT4904

39

IRRI105

IRRI

MT5432

40

NSICRc124H(MESTIZO4)

IRRI

MT4901

ch

901

IRRI104

IRRI

MT4902

ch

902

IRRI123

IRRI

MT4903

ch

903

IRRI154

IRRI

MT4904

ch

904

IRRI105

IRRI

MT5432

ch

905

NSICRc124H(MESTIZO4)

IRRI

Table 1

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FIGURE 1. FIELD PLAN FOR ROW-COLUMN DESIGN FOR TWO MODULES FOR MET STAGE 2 - IRRIGATED LOWLAND RICE
Module 1. Very early/Early
Rep. 1

Module 2. Medium/Late
Rep. 1

Figure 1

1001
1002
1003
1004
1005
1006
1007
1008
1009
1010
1011
1012
1013
1014
1015
1016
1017
1018
1019
1020
1021
1022
1023
1024
1025
1026
1027
1028
1029
1030
3001
3002
3003
3004
3005
3006
3007
3008
3009
3010
3011
3012
3013
3014
3015

Rep. 2

1060
1059
1058
1057
1056
1055
1054
1053
1052
1051
1050
1049
1048
1047
1046
1045
1044
1043
1042
1041
1040
1039
1038
1037
1036
1035
1034
1033
1032
1031
3030
3029
3028
3027
3026
3025
3024
3023
3022
3021
3020
3019
3018
3017
3016

1061
1062
1063
1064
1065
1066
1067
1068
1069
1070
1071
1072
1073
1074
1075
1076
1077
1078
1079
1080
1081
1082
1083
1084
1085
1086
1087
1088
1089
1090
3031
3032
3033
3034
3035
3036
3037
3038
3039
3040
3041
3042
3043
3044
3045

1120
1119
1118
1117
1116
1115
1114
1113
1112
1111
1110
1109
1108
1107
1106
1105
1104
1103
1102
1101
1100
1099
1098
1097
1096
1095
1094
1093
1092
1091
3060
3059
3058
3057
3056
3055
3054
3053
3052
3051
3050
3049
3048
3047
3046

Rep. 2

2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
4001
4002
4003
4004
4005
4006
4007
4008
4009
4010
4011
4012
4013
4014
4015

2060
2059
2058
2057
2056
2055
2054
2053
2052
2051
2050
2049
2048
2047
2046
2045
2044
2043
2042
2041
2040
2039
2038
2037
2036
2035
2034
2033
2032
2031
4030
4029
4028
4027
4026
4025
4024
4023
4022
4021
4020
4019
4018
4017
4016

2061
2062
2063
2064
2065
2066
2067
2068
2069
2070
2071
2072
2073
2074
2075
2076
2077
2078
2079
2080
2081
2082
2083
2084
2085
2086
2087
2088
2089
2090
4031
4032
4033
4034
4035
4036
4037
4038
4039
4040
4041
4042
4043
4044
4045

2120
2119
2118
2117
2116
2115
2114
2113
2112
2111
2110
2109
2108
2107
2106
2105
2104
2103
2102
2101
2100
2099
2098
2097
2096
2095
2094
2093
2092
2091
4060
4059
4058
4057
4056
4055
4054
4053
4052
4051
4050
4049
4048
4047
4046

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FIGURE 2. RANDOMIZATION PLAN FOR MODULES 1 & 2 OF MET STAGE 2 - IRRIGATED LOWLAND RICE (SET 6) 2012 WS

Module1
REP1
15
77
56
96
79
901
62
91
53
95
8
902
42
31
30
21
35
903
82
52
9
74
81
904
64
88
94
87
93
905

26
84
41
72
85
901
66
12
61
50
48
902
67
14
68
73
46
903
89
57
36
33
25
904
59
11
6
13
86
905

REP2
34
75
58
28
71
901
92
10
17
24
54
902
16
51
76
83
55
903
27
100
65
4
45
904
3
99
2
32
49
905

29
97
38
7
37
901
78
39
18
23
63
902
22
70
19
20
47
903
69
40
44
98
80
904
5
60
1
43
90
905

47
65
5
81
73
901
98
82
16
53
57
902
90
77
80
72
51
903
23
36
71
26
11
904
8
43
66
2
87
905

1
86
96
37
92
901
89
94
97
32
69
902
76
25
49
52
30
903
85
88
41
7
4
904
12
70
58
67
62
905

37
14
901
16
31
902
19
35
903
21
2
904
13
39
905

36
20
901
29
7
902
8
30
903
25
38
904
24
22
905

33
35
901
24
5
902
20
15
903
16
36
904
25
23
905

1
38
901
34
12
902
13
11
903
9
18
904
14
7
905

45
42
10
13
15
901
83
61
78
63
75
902
74
27
14
19
28
903
35
18
93
40
38
904
24
64
60
46
50
905

9
29
84
3
39
901
31
44
91
34
68
902
59
22
21
55
79
903
100
48
33
17
95
904
20
6
54
56
99
905

39
10
901
26
21
902
32
31
903
8
28
904
17
3
905

30
37
901
6
22
902
4
27
903
2
29
904
40
19
905

Module2
REP1
9
4
901
3
40
902
12
6
903
28
11
904
10
33
905

Figure 2

5
26
901
27
18
902
15
32
903
1
17
904
23
34
905

REP2

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