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Optimized framework for evaluating F3 transgressive segregants in cayenne pepper.

Ifayanti Ridwan¹, Muh Farid¹, Feranita Haring¹

¹Department of Agronomy, Faculty of Agriculture, Hasanuddin University, Makassar, 90245, Indonesia.

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|February 5, 2025

Summary

Developing improved cayenne pepper varieties requires accurate evaluation of F3 transgenic segregants. This study introduces a systematic framework using morphometric analysis and categorical assessment to identify superior genotypes for breeding programs.

Keywords:

Capsicum frutescens BLUE Cayenne fruit Image processing Selection index

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Area of Science:

Plant Breeding and Genetics
Agricultural Science
Horticultural Science

Background:

Current methods for evaluating cayenne pepper transgenic segregants are inconsistent and lack objectivity.
Traditional evaluations often overlook crucial traits and environmental factors, limiting the identification of superior genotypes.
Morphometric image processing and categorical parameter assessment offer improved accuracy and objectivity.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a synchronized assessment and selection approach for F3 cayenne transgressive segregants.
To integrate agronomic, fruit morphometric, and categorical traits for systematic evaluation.
To address limitations in traditional methods by incorporating environmental corrections.

Main Methods:

Utilized a randomized completed block design with 16 transgressive segregant genotypes and 3 check varieties.
Employed morphometric image processing and categorical parameter assessment for trait evaluation.
Developed a quantitative index using unbiased linear estimation, heritability, and best path analysis.

Main Results:

Seven genotypes exhibited superior transgressive performance based on quantitative indices.
Genotypes G10.9.2, G10.7.1, and G6.8.5 showed excellence in both agronomic and categorical evaluations.
The developed framework enables selective and systematic evaluation of potential transgressive segregants.

Conclusions:

Quantitative and categorical indices are effective for evaluating F3 cayenne transgressive segregants.
Selected superior genotypes can be recommended for further yield evaluation and hybrid cross-parenting.
The study provides a robust framework for optimizing breeding programs for cayenne pepper.