1982
DOI: 10.1139/g82-033
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THE INHERITANCE OF2nPOLLEN FORMATION IN DIPLOID ALFALFAMEDICAGO SATIVA

Abstract: The inheritance of 2n pollen formation was studied in two diploid clones of alfalfa, Medic-ago suriva L. The two clones consistently produced a high frequency of 2n pollen, and they also porduced good seed set when used as males in 4.r-2x crosses due to the functioning of 2 n ( 2 x ) pollen. For the inheritance study the two clones were crossed with diploid clones of cultivated alfalfa at the diploid level (CADL), and with several clones of diploid M. fulcura. In segregating families, plants that produced a hi… Show more

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“…Moreover, frequencies may vary in different populations, within a certain genotype and during time (season) due to environmental fluctuations (Bani-Aameur et al, 1992;Crespel et al, 2006;McCoy, 1982;Ortiz et al, 1998;Ortiz & Vulsteke, 1995;Parrott & Smith, 1984;Pécrix et al, 2011;Veilleux et al, 1982). In Table 2, some recently published data on 2n gamete frequency in different (hybrid and non hybrid) populations are given.…”
Section: Practical Use Of 2n Gametes In Plant Breedingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, frequencies may vary in different populations, within a certain genotype and during time (season) due to environmental fluctuations (Bani-Aameur et al, 1992;Crespel et al, 2006;McCoy, 1982;Ortiz et al, 1998;Ortiz & Vulsteke, 1995;Parrott & Smith, 1984;Pécrix et al, 2011;Veilleux et al, 1982). In Table 2, some recently published data on 2n gamete frequency in different (hybrid and non hybrid) populations are given.…”
Section: Practical Use Of 2n Gametes In Plant Breedingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, the wheat msg gene [165], barley tri gene [171], and maize el gene [172] were found to condition the formation of unreduced eggs, but not to affect the formation of normal haploid male gametes (sperm). In diploid alfalfa (Medicago sativa), two single recessive genes, rp (restitution pollen) and jp (jumbo pollen), condition 2n pollen formation by disorientation of spindles at metaphase II and failure of cytokinesis at the second division [173,174]. In the cultivated potato (Solanum tuberosum) and related diploid Solanum species, meiotic restitution appears to be associated with asynapsis and desynapsis [129,175], abnormal spindle orientation at the second division [175][176][177], and abnormal cytokinesis [177].…”
Section: Meiotic Restitution and Polyploidiza-tionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the work of Parrott & Smith (1984) for instance, 3% of the diploid red clover plants analyzed produced more than 1% GP (reaching up to 84% GP). Other authors also reported variable GP production, ranging from 4 to 37% in alfalfa (McCoy, 1982), and from 1 to 11% in Lotus tenuis (Negri, 1992). In this study, the range of variation in GP production in the initial population (0 to 9.07%) was lower than those values cited above, but the percentage of individuals producing more than 1% GP (19.91%) was remarkably higher in comparison to the red clover population studied by Parrott & Smith (1984).…”
Section: F 3 Generationmentioning
confidence: 96%