Die Genetische Grundlage der Kreuzbarkeit Zwischen Weizen und Roggen

Lein, Alfred

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“…In general, L. chloranthus was more compatible with L. odoratus than was L chrysanthus. In cereals, differences like these can be shown to be under simple genetic control (Lein 1943;Laurie & Bennett 1989) and the growth of foreign pollen is inhibited at varying positions in the style. However, we have no conclusive evidence for genotypic control in Lathyrus.…”

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Barriers preventing hybridisation ofLathyrus odoratuswithL. chloranthusandL. chrysanthus

Herrick

Murray

Hammett

1993

New Zealand Journal of Crop and Horticultural Science

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Although growth of pollen tubes to the bases of the styles and to ovules was observed when shorterstyled cultivars were used, hybridisation barriers acting around the time of fertilisation prevented the production of embryos. In L chloranthus × L odoratus crosses, cultivar had no effect on post-fertilisation barriers causing embryo failure. Endosperm degeneration was presumed to be the cause of embryo failure.Keywords Lathyrus; interspecific hybridisation; breeding barriers; embryo development; embryo rescue Abstract Interspecific hybridisation of the sweet pea, Lathyrus odoratus L., with two yellow flowered relatives, Lathyrus chloranthus Boiss. and L. chrysanthus Boiss., was undertaken with the aim of transferring yellow flower colour into the sweet pea. Initial reciprocal cross pollinations of L odoratus 'Original', with the two species, produced no viable seed, suggesting the presence of interspecific hybridisation barriers. Observation of events following further reciprocal cross pollinations confirmed the presence of hybridisation barriers which prevented the formation of hybrid embryos in all cross combinations except L. chloranthus × L. odoratus. Post-fertilisation hybridisation barriers subsequently prevented the maturation of such hybrid embryos. Further crosses using a range of sweet pea cultivars indicated varying degrees of impediment to hybridisation depending on the cultivar used. Prefertilisation hybridisation barriers which prevented the growth of foreign pollen tubes to the bases of styles were observed in L. odoratus × L. chloranthus crosses and reciprocal L odoratus × L chrysanthus crosses involving long-styled L. odoratus cultivars. H92077

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Barriers preventing hybridisation ofLathyrus odoratuswithL. chloranthusandL. chrysanthus

Herrick

Murray

Hammett

1993

New Zealand Journal of Crop and Horticultural Science

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“…Plants which carry the Kr1Kr1Kr2Kr2 dominant alleles give lower than 5 % seed set when pollinated with rye, but genotypes with the kr1kr1kr2kr2 recessive homozygous genome composition may have over 50 % seed set with rye (Lein 1943). The kr1 gene is located on the long arm of chromosome 5B, while kr2 is located on the long arm of chromosome 5A (Riley and Chapman 1967;Lange and Riley 1973).…”

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Production and Molecular Cytogenetic Identification of Wheat-Alien Hybrids and Introgression Lines

Molnár-Láng

Molnár

Szakács

et al. 2013

Genomics of Plant Genetic Resources

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“…In wheat, Lein (1943) Marais, 1976Marais, , 1986Marais andVan Der Westhuizen, 1987, Marais, 1988). Secondly, the genotype of the rye parent also plays a role (Florell, 1931;Tozu, 1950;Kaltsikes, 1974; Marais and Pienaar, 1977;Taira et al, 1978;Scoles, 1983).…”

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Production of intervarietal substitution lines with improved interspecific crossability in the wheat cv Courtot

Bernard

1994

Agronomie

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Die Genetische Grundlage der Kreuzbarkeit Zwischen Weizen und Roggen

Cited by 55 publications

References 24 publications

Barriers preventing hybridisation ofLathyrus odoratuswithL. chloranthusandL. chrysanthus

Barriers preventing hybridisation ofLathyrus odoratuswithL. chloranthusandL. chrysanthus

Production and Molecular Cytogenetic Identification of Wheat-Alien Hybrids and Introgression Lines

Production of intervarietal substitution lines with improved interspecific crossability in the wheat cv Courtot

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