Paper · 1974 · OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information)

Patterns of inheritance of susceptibility in sweet corn to acute ozone injury under field conditions

J. W. Cameron

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Abstract

A high degree of inheritance of resistance and susceptibility of sweet corn (leaves) to acute ozone injury under field conditions was shown during 2 and 3 generations of breeding with 3 series of cultivars. Crosses of highly susceptible X resistant inbreds gave notably susceptible F/sub 1/'s which segregated quantitatively over a wide range of injury levels in F/sub 2/. Resistant X resistant crosses gave nearly fully resistant progenies. A 2-generation study involving a second series of inbreds also showed close correlation between susceptibility in a parent and in related F/sub 1/'s. Three generations of selection combined with inbreeding, starting with a segregating population, resulted in nearly fixation for resistant sublines, but gave a continued wide range of segregation in progenies of susceptible selects.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Resistance and susceptibility of sweet corn leaves to acute ozone injury showed a high degree of inheritance under field conditions over 2 and 3 generations of breeding.

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sweet corne0
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leavese0
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inheritance of resistance and susceptibilitye0
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field conditionse0

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“A high degree of inheritance of resistance and susceptibility of sweet corn (leaves) to acute ozone injury under field conditions was shown”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Crosses of highly susceptible by resistant sweet corn inbreds gave notably susceptible F1 progeny.

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sweet cornt0
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highly susceptible X resistant inbredse0
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notably susceptible F/sub 1/'se0

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“Crosses of highly susceptible X resistant inbreds gave notably susceptible F/sub 1/'s”

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“sweet corn”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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The susceptible by resistant crosses segregated quantitatively over a wide range of ozone injury levels in the F2 of sweet corn.

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sweet cornt0
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F/sub 2/e0
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segregated quantitatively over a wide range of injury levelse0

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“which segregated quantitatively over a wide range of injury levels in F/sub 2/”

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“sweet corn”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Resistant by resistant sweet corn crosses gave nearly fully resistant progenies.

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sweet cornt0
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Resistant X resistant crossese0
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nearly fully resistant progeniese0

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“Resistant X resistant crosses gave nearly fully resistant progenies”

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“sweet corn”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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In a 2-generation study with a second series of inbreds, susceptibility in a parent correlated closely with susceptibility in related F1 plants.

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sweet cornt0
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a second series of inbredse0
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susceptibility in a parent and in related F/sub 1/'se0

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“A 2-generation study involving a second series of inbreds also showed close correlation between susceptibility in a parent and in related F/sub 1/'s”

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“sweet corn”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Three generations of selection with inbreeding from a segregating population gave nearly fixed resistant sublines.

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sweet cornt0
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Three generations of selection combined with inbreedinge0
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nearly fixation for resistant sublinese0

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“Three generations of selection combined with inbreeding, starting with a segregating population, resulted in nearly fixation for resistant sublines”

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“sweet corn”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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The progenies of susceptible selects continued to segregate over a wide range after three generations of selection with inbreeding.

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sweet cornt0
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progenies of susceptible selectse0
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continued wide range of segregatione0

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“but gave a continued wide range of segregation in progenies of susceptible selects”

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“sweet corn”

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