Claim · model-written summary
At 120 days after pollination, CM×TC embryos had the highest germination rate, 96.25%.
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e0“The embryos of 120 DAP of combinations had the highest germination rate within CSO×TC, 95.15%; CM×TC, 96.25%; KM×CC, 95.23%.”
t0“Citrus Rootstock Hybrids”
Title
Şenay KURT; Fatma KOYUNCU Horticultural Studies 2023. doi:10.16882/hortis.1343859
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Observation At 120 days after pollination, CSO×TC embryos had the highest germination rate, 95.15%.
- Observation At 120 days after pollination, KM×CC embryos had the highest germination rate, 95.23%.
- Observation CSO×TC embryos collected at 110 days had a trifoliate rate of 17.40%.
- Observation CM×TC embryos collected at 110 days had a trifoliate rate of 11.11%.
- Observation KM×CC embryos collected at 110 days had a trifoliate rate of 6.17%.
- Observation Genotype survival in subculture ranged from 72.13% to 90.28%.
- Observation Genotype survival in the greenhouse ranged from 40.17% to 64.71%.
- Observation Diploid genotype nuclear DNA content ranged from 0.78 to 0.93 pg/2C.
- Observation One CM×TC hybrid from 120-day embryos was identified as triploid.