Paper · 1995 · Developmental Genetics

Phenotypic diversity of 188 rice embryo mutants

Soon‐Kwan Hong; Toshiyuki Aoki; Hidemi Kitano; et al.

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Abstract

Abstract We have identified 188 embryo mutants of rice and characterized them into six groups based on their phenotypes: (1) embryoless in mature seed, (2) deletion of embryonic organ(s), (3) abnormal position of embryonic organs, (4) abnormal embryo size, (5) defect in organ morphology, and (6) variable abnormal phenotypes in spite of single mutations. Three types of organless mutants are obtained: small globular embryo, club‐shaped embryo, and large embryo. Although 12 shootless mutants derived from at least three loci are identified, only three radicleless mutants are recovered, which produce normal adventitious roots after germination. In reduced embryo mutants, every embryonic organ is reduced, in contrast to giant embryo mutants in which only scutellum is enlarged. Considerable number of mutants are categorized into (5) and (6) in the above. These diverse embryo mutants would serve as promising materials for genetic study of embryogenesis. © 1995 Wiley‐Liss, Inc.

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The researchers identified 188 rice embryo mutants in six phenotype groups.

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188 embryo mutantse0
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“identified 188 embryo mutants of rice and characterized them into six groups based on their phenotypes”

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Three organless mutant forms were obtained: small globular, club-shaped, and large embryos.

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Three types of organless mutantse0

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“rice embryo mutants”

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“Three types of organless mutants are obtained: small globular embryo, club‐shaped embryo, and large embryo”

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Twelve shootless mutants from at least three loci were identified.

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shootless mutantse0
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shootless mutantse0
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at least three locie0

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“rice embryo mutants”

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“12 shootless mutants derived from at least three loci are identified”

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Three radicleless mutants were recovered and formed normal adventitious roots after germination.

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normal adventitious rootse0
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threee0

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“rice embryo mutants”

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“only three radicleless mutants are recovered, which produce normal adventitious roots after germination”

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Every embryonic organ was reduced in reduced embryo mutants.

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every embryonic organ is reducede0

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“rice embryo mutants”

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“In reduced embryo mutants, every embryonic organ is reduced”

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Only the scutellum was enlarged in giant embryo mutants.

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giant embryo mutantse0
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scutellume0
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scutellum is enlargede0

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“rice embryo mutants”

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“giant embryo mutants in which only scutellum is enlarged”

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