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The reciprocal P. fulvum × P. sativum cross formed seeds with unfilled embryos.
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e0“Crosses P. fulvum × P. sativum resulted in the formation of seeds with unfilled embryos.”
Title
Obtaining interspecific hybrids for introgressive pea breeding
S. V. Bobkov; T. N. Selikhova Russian Journal of Genetics Applied Research 2017. doi:10.1134/s2079059717020046
Other claims from this paper (5)
- Observation P. sativum × P. fulvum produced developed hybrid seeds.
- Observation Biochemical and morphological markers confirmed the hybrid nature of P. fulvum × P. sativum plants.
- Method / resource In vitro culture regenerated plants from immature P. fulvum × P. sativum embryos.
- Observation Some wild P. fulvum accessions had protein band 7, absent from cultivated pea.
- Observation Protein band 7 was inherited as a monogenic dominant trait.