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Abstract During the cropping season 2016-2017, an experiment was conducted in a split plot design to study the response of 25 wheat genotypes to drought stress under irrigated and minimal irrigation conditions. Different drought tolerance indices for 25 bread wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) genotypes were evaluated. The calculation drought tolerance indices was based on the grain yield of wheat under irrigated and water stress conditions. The result indicated a significant effect of drought stress on the yield of different wheat genotypes based on mean values of different drought tolerance indices. Among the studied different indices, mean productivity (MP), stress tolerance index (STI), and geometric mean productivity (GMP) were more efficient to discriminate between drought sensitive and drought tolerant genotypes based on the calculation of correlation coefficient and multivariate analysis. Twenty-five genotypes were classified into tolerant and susceptible groups through drought tolerance indices using cluster analysis. Among the genotypes, C-306, WH 1236, WH 1235, and GW 477 having higher yields under drought conditions which showing their stability under stress conditions. The most yield stable genotypes under adverse environment were identified by multivariate analysis of drought tolerance indices individually or in combination. From the result, we concluded that GMP, MP and STI are more efficient drought tolerance indices among other indices to identify stable genotypes under stress conditions.
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