Research article | Open Access
Helia 2016, Vol. 39(64) 81-90
pp. 81 - 90
Publish Date: June 01, 2016 | Single/Total View: 3/12 | Single/Total Download: 3/15
Abstract
Article describes inheritance of pigmentation traits in seed pericarp of cultivated sunflower. Study took into account presence of anthocyanins in seed pericarp as well as throughout the plant. Segregation was analyzed based on anthocyanin coloration in pericarp and hypodermis seed coloration. Nature of inheritance was determined for anthocyanin synthesis in hypodermis as well as gene control for yellow shade coloration in white hypodermis. Two nonallelic genes with complementary type of interaction were confirmed for formation of anthocyanins in achene. Yellow shade of white hypodermis was confirmed to be inherited monogenically dominant in relation to white hypodermis. It was established that presence of anthocyanin pigmentation can mask main hypodermis pigmentation.
Keywords: sunflower, pericarp pigmentation, hypodermis, anthocyanin, inheritance
APA 7th edition
Vedmedeva, N.P.E. (2016). Inheritance of Anthocyanin Coloration Trait in Pericarp of Sunflower Seeds. Helia, 39(64), 81-90.
Harvard
Vedmedeva, N. (2016). Inheritance of Anthocyanin Coloration Trait in Pericarp of Sunflower Seeds. Helia, 39(64), pp. 81-90.
Chicago 16th edition
Vedmedeva, N.A. Poliakova E.V. (2016). "Inheritance of Anthocyanin Coloration Trait in Pericarp of Sunflower Seeds". Helia 39 (64):81-90.