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Dataset on the use of MGIDI index in screening drought-tolerant wild wheat accessions at the early growth stage.

Alireza Pour-Aboughadareh1, Peter Poczai2.   

Abstract

The dataset herein indicated the novelty of the article entitled "Dataset on the use of MGIDI in screening drought-tolerant wild wheat accessions at the early growth stage". Data were gathered during 2018-2019 on a set of wild wheat germplasm under two control and water deficit stress conditions. One hundred and forty-six accessions belonging to Ae. tauschii, Ae. cylindrica, and Ae. crassa were assessed under optimal glasshouse conditions to screen the drought-tolerant samples at the early growth stage. Nine drought tolerance and susceptibility indices along with the multi-trait genotype-ideotype distance index (MGIDI) were used to visualize the dataset. The obtained data can highlight the potential of the MGIDI index in accelerating screening of a large number of plant materials using multiple traits or selection indices in crop breeding programs, especially at the early growth stage.
© 2021 The Author(s). Published by Elsevier Inc.

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Keywords:  Drought tolerance; MGIDI index; Multivariate analysis; Wild wheat

Year:  2021        PMID: 34307802      PMCID: PMC8257987          DOI: 10.1016/j.dib.2021.107096

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Data Brief        ISSN: 2352-3409


Specifications Table

Value of the Data

The dataset analyzed in this work indicates an overview of the potential of some wild relatives for increasing drought tolerance in wheat breeding programs. Indeed, this dataset provides information for wheat breeders on the breeding capacity of this germplasm to further studies on tolerance mechanisms and discovering new tolerance-related genes or even alleles in alien genomes. The presented drought tolerance and susceptibility indices are important mathematical parameters that are widely used by researchers. However, the multi-trait genotype-ideotype distance index (MGIDI) was used to make a unique index for facilitating the selection of superior genotypes. This dataset can highlight the applicability of the MGIDI index in accelerating the screening of a large number of plant materials using multiple traits or growth parameters in crop breeding programs, especially at the early growth stage.

Data Description

Climate change is expected to result in fluctuations in precipitation patterns, including enhanced severity and accelerated frequency of droughts. Under these circumstances, agricultural production is mainly affected by water limitation. Indeed, water deficit is one of the destructive abiotic stresses that decrease crop growth and yield performance in many areas across the world [2]. Wild relatives of wheat are a valuable genetic resource that harbors many genes related to various abiotic stresses. Aegilops species plays an important role in wheat domestication and improvement breeding programs due to its interesting potential [3], [4], [5], [6]. Hence, this germplasm can be a benchmark for wheat breeding programs. The dataset is presented in two tables and two figures that describe the ability of the MGIDI index to screen for drought-tolerant accessions. Table 2 presents drought tolerance and susceptibility indices in the 146 investigated Aegilops accessions. Based on the indices values in Table 2, accession numbers G150, G153, G157, G160, G164, G175, G180, G183, G184, and G195 form Ae. crassa showed the lowest percent reduction in their shoot dry matter due to water deficit stress compared with control conditions. Table 3 shows the ranking pattern of the investigated accessions based on each calculated index. This table also shows the average sum of ranks and standard deviation of ranks (SD) through Yp, Ys, and other indices. As shown in Table 3, accession numbers G150, G153, G154, G157, G160, G164, G180, G182, G192, and G195 were selected as the top 10 tolerant accessions. Fig. 1 presents the results of screening of the investigated Aegilops accessions based on the MGIDI index. In Fig. 1, the red circle shows the cutpoint according to the selection pressure (SI = 10%). The MGIDI index identified 15 samples as more desirable accessions than others. Except for one accession (G71) that belongs to Ae. tauschii, other selected accessions belong to Ae. crassa. Fig. 2 shows the strengths and weaknesses view of the selected genotypes as shown as the proportion of each factor on the computed MGIDI index. Thus, the MGIDI index can identify the best drought-tolerant genotypes at the early growth stage. The raw data associated to this article are provided on Mendeley dataset.
Table 2

Calculated drought tolerance and susceptibility indices in 146 Aegilops accessions.

CodeYpYsRCTOLMPGMPHMSSISTIYIYSIRSI
G10.730.3255.630.410.530.480.451.010.551.090.440.99
G20.730.2860.990.440.510.450.411.110.480.960.390.87
G30.750.3454.290.410.540.500.470.990.591.160.461.02
G40.730.3354.980.400.530.490.461.000.561.120.451.00
G50.690.3057.020.390.490.450.421.040.481.010.430.95
G60.850.3064.480.550.580.510.451.170.601.030.360.79
G70.760.3060.630.460.530.470.431.100.531.010.390.87
G80.720.2959.300.420.500.460.411.080.480.990.410.90
G90.690.2760.380.420.480.430.391.100.440.930.400.88
G100.790.2765.910.520.530.460.401.200.500.910.340.76
G110.740.3355.050.410.540.500.461.000.581.130.451.00
G120.720.2762.140.450.500.440.401.130.460.930.380.84
G130.740.3848.710.360.560.530.500.890.651.280.511.14
G140.710.2663.380.450.490.430.381.150.430.880.370.81
G150.740.2960.270.440.510.460.421.100.500.990.400.88
G160.740.2369.370.510.480.410.351.260.390.770.310.68
G170.700.2662.300.430.480.430.381.130.420.890.380.84
G180.720.2861.000.440.500.450.401.110.470.950.390.87
G190.680.3450.150.340.510.480.450.910.531.150.501.11
G200.700.2465.340.460.470.410.361.190.400.830.350.77
G210.700.3943.710.310.550.530.500.800.641.340.561.25
G220.700.3254.200.380.510.480.440.990.531.090.461.02
G230.710.3255.320.390.510.470.441.010.521.070.450.99
G240.670.2760.300.400.470.420.381.100.410.900.400.88
G250.730.3058.980.430.510.470.421.070.511.010.410.91
G260.660.2365.140.430.440.390.341.180.350.780.350.77
G270.750.2664.750.480.500.440.391.180.460.890.350.78
G280.700.2465.620.460.470.410.361.190.390.820.340.76
G290.660.2561.930.410.460.410.371.130.390.850.380.85
G300.720.2860.340.430.500.450.411.100.470.960.400.88
G310.730.2861.920.450.500.450.401.130.470.940.380.85
G320.670.3153.440.360.490.460.420.970.481.050.471.03
G330.650.2562.330.410.450.400.361.130.370.830.380.84
G340.730.2466.620.480.480.420.361.210.410.820.330.74
G350.850.3262.850.530.580.520.461.140.621.070.370.83
G360.640.2561.150.390.450.400.361.110.370.840.390.86
G370.680.2562.900.430.470.420.371.140.400.860.370.82
G380.690.3352.390.360.510.480.450.950.531.110.481.06
G390.750.2961.420.460.520.470.421.120.500.980.390.86
G400.710.3255.160.390.510.470.441.000.521.070.451.00
G410.720.3354.220.390.530.490.450.990.561.120.461.02
G420.680.3155.340.380.490.460.421.010.481.030.450.99
G430.720.2663.640.460.490.430.381.160.430.880.360.81
G440.700.2761.230.430.490.440.391.110.440.920.390.86
G450.680.3450.290.340.510.480.450.910.531.150.501.10
G460.700.2860.230.420.490.440.401.100.450.940.400.88
G470.680.3549.490.340.510.490.460.900.551.170.511.12
G480.680.2956.640.380.490.450.411.030.461.000.430.96
G490.820.2766.990.550.550.470.411.220.520.920.330.73
G500.590.1476.240.450.360.290.221.390.190.470.240.53
G510.670.1971.280.480.430.360.301.300.300.650.290.64
G520.670.1675.630.510.420.330.261.380.260.560.240.54
G530.630.1870.980.450.410.340.291.290.270.620.290.64
G540.780.2370.230.550.500.420.361.280.420.780.300.66
G550.610.1771.920.440.390.320.271.310.240.580.280.62
G560.610.1969.060.420.400.340.291.260.270.640.310.69
G570.550.3045.720.250.420.400.390.830.381.010.541.21
G580.550.1866.420.360.370.320.281.210.230.620.340.75
G590.540.2160.710.330.370.340.301.100.260.720.390.87
G600.500.2941.770.210.390.380.370.760.340.980.581.29
G610.570.1967.020.380.380.330.281.220.250.630.330.73
G620.640.2167.290.430.420.370.311.220.310.710.330.73
G630.610.2066.940.410.400.350.301.220.280.680.330.73
G640.590.1672.740.430.370.310.251.320.220.540.270.61
G650.650.1675.690.490.400.320.251.380.240.540.240.54
G660.650.2167.850.440.430.370.311.230.310.700.320.71
G670.670.1873.760.490.420.340.281.340.270.590.260.58
G680.590.1771.090.420.380.320.261.290.230.580.290.64
G690.540.1964.860.350.360.320.281.180.230.640.350.78
G700.510.1962.890.320.350.310.281.140.230.640.370.82
G710.550.1769.640.380.360.300.261.270.210.570.300.67
G720.630.2068.620.430.410.350.301.250.290.670.310.70
G730.700.1479.570.550.420.310.241.450.230.480.200.45
G740.610.1574.880.450.380.300.241.360.210.520.250.56
G750.550.1965.700.360.370.320.281.190.240.640.340.76
G760.590.1868.770.400.380.330.281.250.250.620.310.69
G770.540.1769.320.380.350.300.251.260.210.560.310.68
G780.540.1769.270.370.350.300.251.260.210.560.310.68
G790.550.1867.520.370.360.310.271.230.230.600.320.72
G800.580.2753.570.310.420.390.360.970.360.900.461.03
G810.570.2163.330.360.390.350.311.150.280.710.370.81
G820.630.1970.290.440.410.340.291.280.270.630.300.66
G830.560.2358.090.320.390.360.331.060.300.790.420.93
G840.610.2460.560.370.430.380.351.100.340.820.390.88
G850.610.2559.540.370.430.390.351.080.350.840.400.90
G860.640.2067.870.430.420.360.311.230.300.690.320.71
G870.560.2456.890.320.400.370.341.030.310.820.430.96
G880.560.2359.790.340.390.360.321.090.300.770.400.89
G890.540.1866.850.360.360.310.271.220.220.610.330.74
G900.530.2553.230.280.390.360.340.970.300.830.471.04
G910.540.2063.360.340.370.320.291.150.240.660.370.81
G920.620.2166.830.420.420.360.311.220.300.700.330.74
G930.590.2361.020.360.410.370.331.110.320.780.390.87
G940.550.1867.760.370.360.310.271.230.230.600.320.72
G950.630.1772.480.450.400.330.271.320.250.580.280.61
G960.640.2266.410.430.430.370.321.210.320.730.340.75
G970.550.2553.830.300.400.370.350.980.320.860.461.03
G980.680.3351.750.350.510.480.450.940.531.120.481.07
G990.710.4043.860.310.550.530.510.800.661.350.561.25
G1000.650.4530.150.200.550.540.530.550.691.540.701.55
G1010.600.3837.330.220.490.470.460.680.531.270.631.39
G1020.790.4049.620.390.590.560.530.900.731.350.501.12
G1030.620.4330.630.190.520.510.510.560.611.450.691.54
G1040.660.4236.230.240.540.520.510.660.641.420.641.42
G1050.760.4047.630.360.580.550.520.870.701.350.521.16
G1060.670.3843.320.290.530.510.490.790.601.290.571.26
G1070.650.4431.890.210.540.530.520.580.661.490.681.51
G1080.690.3845.530.320.540.510.490.830.611.280.541.21
G1090.660.3645.920.300.510.490.460.840.551.210.541.20
G1100.630.5119.590.120.570.570.560.360.751.720.801.79
G1110.650.3840.930.260.510.500.480.740.571.290.591.31
G1120.660.4039.270.260.530.510.500.710.611.350.611.35
G1130.740.3946.940.350.560.540.510.850.671.320.531.18
G1140.610.4525.780.160.530.520.520.470.641.530.741.65
G1150.660.3842.880.280.520.500.480.780.581.280.571.27
G1160.710.3747.900.340.540.520.490.870.621.260.521.16
G1170.640.4038.160.250.520.500.490.690.591.350.621.37
G1180.680.3548.090.330.520.490.460.870.561.200.521.15
G1190.680.3547.710.320.520.490.460.870.561.200.521.16
G1200.670.3941.840.280.530.510.500.760.611.330.581.29
G1210.630.3445.440.280.480.460.440.830.501.160.551.21
G1220.670.3942.090.280.530.510.490.770.611.310.581.29
G1230.600.3934.230.200.490.480.470.620.541.330.661.46
G1240.620.3938.000.240.500.490.480.690.561.300.621.38
G1250.620.4231.220.190.520.510.500.570.611.430.691.53
G1260.650.3644.800.290.510.490.470.810.551.220.551.23
G1270.620.3543.820.270.490.470.450.800.511.190.561.25
G1280.630.3937.320.230.510.500.480.680.571.330.631.39
G1290.690.3845.190.310.530.510.490.820.601.270.551.22
G1300.640.4627.240.170.550.540.530.500.681.570.731.62
G1310.630.4135.140.220.520.500.490.640.591.380.651.44
G1320.660.4334.690.230.550.540.520.630.671.470.651.45
G1330.610.4033.940.210.500.490.480.620.571.360.661.47
G1340.610.4132.670.200.510.500.490.590.581.380.671.50
G1350.690.3943.060.300.540.520.500.780.631.340.571.26
G1360.760.3751.510.390.570.530.500.940.651.250.481.08
G1370.650.3841.550.270.510.490.480.760.571.280.581.30
G1380.600.3640.000.240.480.460.450.730.501.220.601.33
G1390.660.3547.350.310.500.480.460.860.541.180.531.17
G1400.670.3843.240.290.530.510.490.790.601.290.571.26
G1410.620.3936.510.230.510.490.480.660.571.330.631.41
G1420.660.4138.180.250.530.520.500.690.631.380.621.37
G1430.660.3743.360.280.510.490.470.790.571.260.571.26
G1440.640.3840.500.260.510.490.480.740.561.280.591.32
G1450.640.4234.010.220.530.520.510.620.631.430.661.47
G1460.630.3741.230.260.500.490.470.750.551.260.591.31
Table 3

Ranking pattern of the 146 Aegilops accessions based on the shoot biomass-based indices.

CodeYpYsTOLMPGMPHMSSISTIYIYSIRSIARSD
G1216093355258705260707058.319.1
G22177121627576877577878776.823.7
G3115193153142643151646447.024.2
G4185790244252654257656552.520.3
G5457189757672737671737372.210.3
G616714442659105266710510564.546.8
G7969130336166856169858568.530.9
G82874103697373767374767672.317.2
G9478299898583838582838381.912.6
G10486141257079112708611211281.539.8
G11135597193448663455666650.324.2
G122582123748182958182959583.223.4
G1315336481118501133505031.219.8
G143191124848789103879110310390.322.8
G151673120466970806973808070.525.1
G1614109140869510213195109131131103.934.8
G174190114918890968890969689.117.6
G182679116737978887979888879.421.1
G19555357575655535653535354.61.7
G20351001319293961099310010910997.023.5
G21382042141215351220353525.311.7
G22366180495862625861626259.210.6
G23346383526465686463686862.912.0
G24638892949088819088818185.18.6
G252068110446668756668757566.821.9
G267310810899102105108102108108108102.610.3
G271189135648285106828910610686.831.2
G28371021319394971109410211011098.223.1
G29689598969693949695949492.68.3
G302777113727777827777828276.619.7
G311980126667880937880939380.525.6
G32656563787467597465595966.26.6
G33789896979899979898979795.75.9
G34231011358791951159110111511597.228.5
G3526314221849981863989859.246.3
G36879687989998909996909093.64.8
G375293109959291100929310010092.514.5
G38455968525760575759575757.15.5
G391076133386771926776929274.031.6
G40336283506364676362676761.912.3
G41245686344653634656636353.616.4
G42506678757269697266696968.67.2
G432891129818687104869110410490.124.7
G443985107848484918485919184.116.4
G45535359565554545553545454.51.8
G463980102798381798380797978.514.7
G47505055445050515050515150.22.5
G48557282838074718072717173.77.8
G49384145126275119628411911980.444.8
G50124146122140146146145146146145145141.09.1
G5162121134100111120137111121137137117.422.2
G5260141139110125138143125141143143128.024.9
G5393128125115122124135122128135135123.812.0
G546106143688910013389106133133100.539.1
G55111136116126130136138130136138138130.59.3
G56108122103119121121128121122128128120.18.0
G5713369221069786429769424273.233.9
G5813512871136133131114133128114114121.518.8
G5914011252133124117861241128686106.526.2
G601467511124104922710475272773.845.2
G6112712679132128126120128126120120121.114.5
G6288113111105110112121110113121121111.49.4
G6311511893118118119118118118118118115.57.5
G64122142105134141143140141142140140135.511.7
G6579143137117132140144132143144144132.319.5
G6681115118103109113124109115124124112.312.4
G6766134138107120129141120134141141124.622.3
G68121137101130135137136135137136136131.011.0
G6914212561141134128107134125107107119.223.3
G7014512249146138130991381229999117.028.8
G7113213881143143139132143138132132132.117.6
G7296119115113117118126117119126126117.58.4
G7341145146111136145146136145146146131.231.7
G74115144127131142144142142144142142137.79.4
G7513112470135130125111130124111111118.418.2
G7612313090129127127127127130127127124.011.4
G7713813977144144141130144139130130132.419.2
G7814014075145145142129145140129129132.620.2
G7913513274138137134122137132122122125.918.3
G801258743108100946010087606084.025.1
G8112611366127119116101119113101101109.317.1
G8298127119116123123134123127134134123.510.4
G831301055012311210974112105747497.125.1
G841101027310410310484103102848495.712.1
G8510997721011011017710197777791.813.2
G8691117112109113115125113117125125114.79.7
G871291024812110810672108102727294.524.9
G8812811054124116111781161107878100.324.0
G8913913167142140133117140131117117124.921.5
G9014498301281141075811498585891.535.5
G9114212056137129122102129120102102114.623.9
G92102116100112115114116115116116116112.55.9
G9312010765114107108891071078989100.215.6
G9413313376138139135123139133123123126.818.0
G95100135128122126132139126135139139129.211.4
G9685111106102105110113105111113113106.78.2
G9713593391201061036110693616188.929.6
G98495762605961565957565657.53.5
G99321645991037916373723.414.2
G100793610434434411.322.6
G1011173714806047176037171745.732.1
G1025188512452218525226.528.9
G1031067436211352175520.929.9
G10473101920139141310141419.018.2
G1058166933746316464623.923.4
G106582937302828332829333333.38.7
G1078251016867857714.622.5
G108433347212225412233414133.59.7
G109684541524846434845434347.57.5
G1109411511111119.827.9
G111833127473735243731242436.417.0
G112731524302320212315212126.016.1
G113162660771144726444426.518.8
G114111422714821442217.332.1
G115713533403334303335303036.711.7
G116303958171926481939484835.514.2
G117861821373024193018191929.219.9
G118534753414445494447494947.43.7
G119574650434544474546474747.03.8
G120582431232021282024282827.710.7
G1211005134887163407151404059.021.6
G122632731292523292527292930.611.0
G123119248755340115324111139.034.4
G1241042818694737184728181839.326.9
G1251078538241762486622.629.9
G126774338594943384943383846.811.9
G1271034829826557366548363655.022.6
G128972217523631163622161632.824.2
G129483744252730392737393935.67.4
G130912311523523311.826.4
G131981313423222133213131327.625.5
G1326761612651266121214.517.8
G133113149663832938149931.932.5
G134114117603527835118829.532.7
G135442040171516311520313125.510.4
G1367428761019551042555535.326.7
G137833528514036264035262638.716.6
G1381174420906856226844222252.131.7
G139704946645451455449454552.08.2
G140602936322929322929323233.59.0
G1411052215623933153922151534.727.6
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Fig. 1

Genotype ranking in ascending order for the MGIDI index. The selected genotypes based on this index are shown in red. The central red circle represents the cutpoint according to the selection pressure.

Fig. 2

Strengths and weaknesses view of the selected genotypes is shown as the proportion of each factor on the computed MGIDI index. The smallest the proportion explained by a factor (closer to the external edge), the closer the traits within that factor are to the ideotype. The dashed line indicates the theoretical value if all factors had contributed equally.

Mathematical formulas of nine drought tolerance and susceptibility indices. Calculated drought tolerance and susceptibility indices in 146 Aegilops accessions. Ranking pattern of the 146 Aegilops accessions based on the shoot biomass-based indices. Genotype ranking in ascending order for the MGIDI index. The selected genotypes based on this index are shown in red. The central red circle represents the cutpoint according to the selection pressure. Strengths and weaknesses view of the selected genotypes is shown as the proportion of each factor on the computed MGIDI index. The smallest the proportion explained by a factor (closer to the external edge), the closer the traits within that factor are to the ideotype. The dashed line indicates the theoretical value if all factors had contributed equally.

Experimental Design, Materials and Methods

Plant materials

The plant materials consisted of 146 accessions form Ae. tauschii (DD-genome) Ae. cylindrica (DDCC-genome), and Ae. crassa (DDMM-genome). Additional information on the studied materials is shown in supplementary Table S1. These accessions were accessed from Ilam University Genbank (IUGB).

Experimental design

Before sowing, seeds of all accessions were stored to 4 °C for 72 h for break dormancy. Five seeds per accession were sown in plastic pots that were filled with a mixture of sand, soil, and humus (1:1:1). All pots were arranged in a factorial experimental based on a randomized complete block in three replications under an optimal growing photoperiod (16 h light, 8 h dark) and temperature (25 °C day, 20±2 °C night) conditions. Seedlings were exposed to the following water treatments at the three-leaf growth stage: (1) well-watered (full field capacity [FC] = 95 ± 5%) as the control and (2) water-stressed (FC = 30 ± 5%) conditions. Thirty days after sowing and applying stress treatment, shoot samples were harvested and exposed to 70 °C for 72 h to measure shoot dry matter.

Data collection

The data used in this work were collected by measuring Yp and Ys as the shoot dry matter under control and stress conditions, respectively. Nine drought tolerance and susceptibility indices (Table 1), including tolerance index (TOL), mean productivity (MP), geometric mean productivity (GMP), harmonic mean (HM), stress susceptibility index (SSI), stress tolerance index (STI), yield index (YI), yield stability index (YSI), and relative drought index (RSI), were then calculated using iPASTIC software [7].
Table 1

Mathematical formulas of nine drought tolerance and susceptibility indices.

No.IndexFormulaPattern of selectionReference
1Tolerance IndexTOL=YPYSMinimum value[8]
2Mean ProductivityMP=YP+YS2Maximum value[8]
3Geometric Mean ProductivityGMP=YS×YPMaximum value[9]
4Harmonic MeanHM=2(YS×YP)(YS+YP)Maximum value[10]
5Stress Susceptibility IndexSSI=1(YS/YP)1(Y¯S/Y¯P)Minimum value[11]
6Stress Tolerance IndexSTI=YS×YP(Y¯P)2Maximum value[9]
7Yield IndexYI=YSY¯sMaximum value[12]
8Yield Stability IndexYSI=YSYPMaximum value[13]
9Relative Stress IndexRSI=(YS/YP)(Y¯S/Y¯P)Maximum value[14]

Statistical analysis

The multi-trait genotype-ideotype distance index (MGIDI) was used to rank the accessions based on information of multiple indices as proposed by Olivoto and Nardino [15]. In the first step, each trait (rXij) was rescaled using the following equation: Where and are the original minimum and maximum values for the index j, respectively; and are the new minimum and maximum values for index j after rescaling, respectively; and is the original value for jth index of the ith accession. The values for and were chosen as follows: for the indices in which positive gains are desired, = 0 and = 100 should be used, while for the indices in which negative gains are desired, = 100 and = 0 should be used [15]. In the next step, a factor analysis (FA) was performed to account for the dimensionality reduction of the data and relationships structure. This analysis was performed according to following model:where F is a g × f matrix with the factorial score; Z is a g × p matrix with the rescaled means; A is a p × f matrix of canonical loading, and R is a p × p correlation matrix between the indices. Furthermore, g, f, and p indicate the number of accessions, factor retained, and calculated indices, respectively. In the third step, a [1 × p] vector was considered as the ideotype matrix. In the last step, Euclidean distance between the scores of accessions and the ideal accessions was computed as the MGIDI index using following equation:where γ is the score of the ith accession in the jth factor (i = 1, 2,…,t; j = 1,2,…,f ), being t and f the number of accessions and factors, respectively; and γ is the jth score of the ideal accession. The accession with the lowest MGIDI is then closer to the ideal accession and thus indicates desired values for all the calculated indices. The selection differential for all traits was performed considering a selection intensity of approximately 10%. Data manipulation and the index computation were performed in the R software using the ‘metan’ package [15].

Ethics Statement

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CRediT Author Statement

Alireza Pour-Aboughadareh: Conceptualization, Methodology, Software, Data curtion, Writing original draft, Investigation; Peter Poczai: Visualization, Writing review & editing.

Declaration of Competing Interest

The authors declare that they have no known competing financial interests or personal relationships which have, or could be perceived to have, influenced the work reported in this article.
SubjectData analysis (Agricultural and Biological Science)
Specific subject areaAgronomy and Crop Science
Type of dataTables and Figures
How data were acquiredData were obtained by a study conducted under controlled greenhouse conditions on a set of wild progenitors of wheat belonging to three Aegilops species, such as Ae. cylindrica, Ae. crassa, and Ae. tauschii. Data tables and figures were obtained by calculating nine drought tolerance and susceptibility indices using iPASTIC software. The multi-trait genotype-ideotype distance index (MGIDI) was used to rank the accessions based on information of multiple indices. The MGIDI index was calculated in the R software using the ‘metan’ package.
Data formatRaw
Parameters for data collectionThe conditions considered for data collection were controlled greenhouse conditions of the experiment.
Description of data collectionA total of 146 accessions of three Aegilops accessions were investigated under two control and water deficit stress treatments (Field capacity [FC] = 95 ± 5% and 30 ± 5%, respectively). A factorial experiment was performed in a randomized complete block design with three replications in a research greenhouse at the Agronomy and Plant Breeding Department, Tehran University, Karaj, Iran, during the 2018–2019 growing seasons. Thirty days after sowing and water deficit treatment, shoot dry biomass was recorded in all samples. Based on both dry biomass under control (Yp) and water deficit treatment (Ys) of tested samples, nine drought tolerance and susceptibility indices, including tolerance index (TOL), mean productivity (MP), geometric mean productivity (GMP), harmonic mean (HM), stress susceptibility index (SSI), stress tolerance index (STI), yield index (YI), yield stability index (YSI), and relative drought index (RSI) were calculated.
Data source locationDepartment of Agronomy and Plant Breeding, Agricultural College, University of Tehran, Karaj
Data accessibilityThe raw data associated to this article are provided on Mendeley dataset http://dx.doi.org/10.17632/4tw2hrrdfp.1.
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