Molecular analysis of aroma gene (BADH2) in Biriyanicheera: a tropical aromatic rice genotype from Kerala, India

M, VEERABHADRASWAMY; Sindhumole, P.; Mathew, Deepu; Shylaja, M. R.; Joseph, Jiji; Augustine, Rehna; James, Donald

doi:10.1007/s11033-022-07146-1

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“…In the Biriyai Cheera variety, aroma is manufactured because of the presence of the BADH2 gene, which is also present within the famously scented Basmati rice [26]. For increasing the primary breeding goal, which is grain yield, distinct related tendencies like grain quantity in step with panicle, grain form, a wide variety of tillers, leaf perspective, and leaf length need to be enhanced.…”

Section: Modern Approaches In Rice Breedingmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Review on Genetic Analysis of Rice (Oryza sativa L.) Crop of Yield Contributing Traits

Pandey

Kumar

Shekhar

et al. 2022

APRJ

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Rice is the primary source of energy for the international population. In any crop breeding programme, the presence of genetic variability is vital for broadening the gene pool. An excessive magnitude of variability in the population is required for selecting a genotype with excessively applicable traits. The heritability estimates along with the amount of genetic variability provide us with an idea of genetic gain due to choose. Specific direct developments (number of panicles/plants, filled grains/plant, and test weight) and indirect tendencies (tiller number/plant, plant peak) determine the yield component of rice. In the present overview, we draw a clear picture of how variability affects the selection method and also how yield is related to distinct direct and indirect developments. Genotypes show high variability, and suitable characters can be used in a similar breeding programme. A glimpse of molecular advances in rice breeding has also been integrated into the gift overview.

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Section: Modern Approaches In Rice Breedingmentioning

confidence: 99%