Paper · 2013 · Zhongguo youliao zuowu xuebao

Genetics and correlation analysis of economic traits in oil sunflower(Helianthus annuus L.)

GE Yu-bi

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Abstract

Seven cytoplasmic male-sterile and six-branched male restorer lines of the improved oil sunflower were hybridized with 7×6 incomplete diallel,42 F1hybrids were further used to estimate their general combining ability(GCA) 、specific combining ability(SCA) and total combining ability(TCA) effects on main economic traits of oil Sunflower.The components of variance for combining ability revealed that mean squares were highly significant for all of the cross combinations,showed that the preponderance of additive gene action played the leading role in leaves per plant,kernel oil content and kernel rate,and indicated the preponderance of non-additive gene action was predominant in plant height,head diameter and growth duration,while seed yield per plant and 1 000-seed weight were attributed to additive gene action and non-additive gene action variance.GCA effects of the parents revealed that among the CMS LQ194A and LQ252A and among the restorers Y109,9706R,F15-1R were found to be promising parents.Based on significant SCA and TCA effects in components analysis,seven hybrids LQ218×9706R,LQ28×Y109,LQ28×9706R,LQ178×Y109,LQ218×F15-1R,LQ28×F15-1R and LQ28× Y112 were identified as distinct for comprehensive traits and heredity characteristics.The CMS played a main role in the formation of the F0traits of the head diameter and 1 000-seed weight.The result of correlation analysis indicated a significant negative correlation between 1 000-seed weight and kernel rate and a highly significant positive correlation between 1 000-seed weight and seed yield per plant.The phenotypic correlations and genotypic correlations were consistent.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Additive gene action predominated for leaf number, kernel oil content, and kernel rate.

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oil sunflowert0
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leaves per plant,kernel oil content and kernel ratee0

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“the preponderance of additive gene action played the leading role in leaves per plant,kernel oil content and kernel rate”

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“oil sunflower”

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Nonadditive action predominated for plant height, head diameter, and growth duration.

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oil sunflowert0
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plant height,head diameter and growth duratione0

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“non-additive gene action was predominant in plant height,head diameter and growth duration”

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“oil sunflower”

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Both additive and nonadditive variance contributed to seed yield and thousand-seed weight.

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oil sunflowert0
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seed yield per plant and 1 000-seed weighte0

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“seed yield per plant and 1 000-seed weight were attributed to additive gene action and non-additive gene action variance”

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“oil sunflower”

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LQ194A and LQ252A were promising CMS parents.

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oil sunflowert0
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LQ194A and LQ252Ae0
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promising parentse0

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“among the CMS LQ194A and LQ252A and among the restorers Y109,9706R,F15-1R were found to be promising parents”

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“oil sunflower”

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Y109, 9706R, and F15-1R were promising restorers.

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oil sunflowert0
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Y109,9706R,F15-1Re0
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promising parentse0

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“among the CMS LQ194A and LQ252A and among the restorers Y109,9706R,F15-1R were found to be promising parents”

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“oil sunflower”

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Seven hybrids were identified for comprehensive traits.

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oil sunflowert0
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distinct for comprehensive traits and heredity characteristicse0

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“seven hybrids LQ218×9706R,LQ28×Y109,LQ28×9706R,LQ178×Y109,LQ218×F15-1R,LQ28×F15-1R and LQ28× Y112 were identified as distinct for comprehensive traits and heredity characteristics”

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“oil sunflower”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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CMS was important in formation of head diameter and thousand-seed weight traits.

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oil sunflowert0
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F0traits of the head diameter and 1 000-seed weighte0

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“The CMS played a main role in the formation of the F0traits of the head diameter and 1 000-seed weight”

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“oil sunflower”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultsignificant (as stated)measured

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Thousand-seed weight and kernel rate were negatively correlated.

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oil sunflowert0
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1 000-seed weighte0
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negativee0
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kernel ratee0

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“a significant negative correlation between 1 000-seed weight and kernel rate”

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“oil sunflower”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultsignificant (as stated)measured

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Thousand-seed weight and seed yield were positively correlated.

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oil sunflowert0
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1 000-seed weighte0
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positivee0
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seed yield per plante0

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“a highly significant positive correlation between 1 000-seed weight and seed yield per plant”

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“oil sunflower”

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Phenotypic and genotypic correlations agreed.

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phenotypic correlations and genotypic correlations were consistente0

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“The phenotypic correlations and genotypic correlations were consistent”

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“oil sunflower”

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