Claim · model-written summary
Simple-flowered cultivars had 54% fruit formation.
- Taxon
- Iris ensata Thunb.
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Iris ensatat0 - Material
- cultivars with simple flowerse0
- Outcome
- fruit formatione0
- Value
- 54%e0
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Verbatim
e0“The fruit formation of cultivars with simple flowers was 54%, with double, 9%, and with forced crossing 93 and 73%, respectively.”
t0“Iris ensata Thunb.”
Title
Japanese Iris (Iris ensata Thunb.) in southern West Siberia
Z. V. Dolganova Russian Journal of Genetics Applied Research 2014. doi:10.1134/s2079059714060069
Other claims from this paper (17)
- Observation Crosses of geographically distant varieties produced 150 adapted ornamental genotypes.
- Observation Crosses of geographically distant varieties produced 15 I. ensata varieties.
- Observation Progeny of simple-flowered varieties yielded selected double- and half-double-flowered genotypes.
- Observation Progeny of double- and half-double forms yielded a fertile genotype with 12 perianth segments.
- Observation Pollen fertility of selected genotypes was 78%, nearly as good as Altai species.
- Observation Pollen viability of selected genotypes was 53%.
- Observation Double-flowered cultivars had 9% fruit formation.
- Intervention effect Forced crossing yielded fruit formation of 93 and 73%, respectively.
- Observation Fruit seeds was 5-116 seeds.
- Observation Fruit weight was 6–9 g.
- Observation Fruit germinative capacity was 1–57%.
- Observation 3–20% of seedlings flowered in 3–5 years.
- Observation Eight donors with high productivity, new colour and flower shape were selected.
- Observation flower diameter increased from 12 to 20 cm during breeding.
- Observation width of the upper perianth segments increased from 2 to 8 cm during breeding.
- Observation width of the lower perianth segments increased from 7 to 9 cm during breeding.
- Observation The range of flower coloring extended to 11 groups.