Research article | Open Access
Helia 2015, Vol. 38(63) 211-220
pp. 211 - 220
Publish Date: December 01, 2015 | Single/Total View: 4/21 | Single/Total Download: 4/23
Abstract
The drought resistance and genetic structure of F 2 sporophytic populations for some morphological marker traits after pollen selection for water stress tolerance in F 1 sunflower hybrids has been studied. The emasculated inflorescences were moistened with 10% and 20% of PEG 6000 solution in the experiments and with distilled water in the control. Freshly collected pollen was used for pollination after drying up the PEG solution on stigmas. F 2 resulted seeds were germinated in 20% solution of PEG 6000 for a period of 3 days and then the percentage of seed germination was counted. Germinated and not germinated seeds were separately planted. Segregation ratios in F 2 populations for leaf venation and leaf chlorophyll deficiency marker traits were analyzed at early stage of development. Pollen treatment significantly increased the drought resistance of F 2 populations and changed the monogenic ratios for leaf chlorophyll deficiency marker trait.
Keywords: sunflower, F1 hybrids, osmotic, pollen selection, water stress, drought tolerance, selective elimination, F2 sporophytic generation
APA 7th edition
Lyakh, I.V.T.V.A. (2015). Pollen Selection for Drought Tolerance in Sunflower. Helia, 38(63), 211-220.
Harvard
Lyakh, I. (2015). Pollen Selection for Drought Tolerance in Sunflower. Helia, 38(63), pp. 211-220.
Chicago 16th edition
Lyakh, I. V. Totsky V. A. (2015). "Pollen Selection for Drought Tolerance in Sunflower". Helia 38 (63):211-220.