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PRODUCTION OF ALLOPLASMIC CHINESE CABBAGE USING SYNTHESIZED TRIGENOMIC HEXAPLOID (AABBCC) IN BRASSICA

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407_18

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151 – 154

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Abstract

An artificially synthesized trigenomic hexaploid (genome AABBCC) was used to produce alloplasmic Chinese cabbage.
The seed fertilities of crosses between a trigenomic hexaploid, CaC-334 line (amphidiploid of B. carinata x B. campestris) and 3 cultivars of B. campestris are 0.43 – 0.1 per pollination.
F₁ plants were successively backcrossed to Chinese cabbage.
Though morphology of the progenies became close to Chinese cabbage, the seed fertility was not increased.
The high fertility (6.9 seeds per pollination) was obtained in the sib-crosses on BC₅ generation, and its progeny (BC₅S1) produced higher seed fertility (8.4). Cytological observation demonstrated that BC₅S₁ plants are alloplasmic Chinese cabbage having B. carinata cytoplasm.

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ISHS Brassica Symposium – IX Crucifer Genetics Workshop

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T. Takeda, Y. Takahata

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1996.407.18

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