Paper · 2003 · Xibei Nong-Lin Keji Daxue xuebao. Ziran kexue ban

Development of wheat new germplasm with stripe rust resisitance I.Transfer of gene resistant to stripe rust new races from hexaploid Triticale into T.aestivm

Chen Yao

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Abstract

Transfer of gene resistant to stripe rust new races from hexaploid Triticale into T.aestivum by cross fertilization between hexaploid Tritical and T.aestivum as well as multiple back crossing was conducted.Twelve new germplasm with stripe rust new race resistance were developed and evaluated in experiments under field and greenhouse conditions.Eight new germplasm had better resistant to stripe rust new races in both seedling and adult plants.Crossing characteristic between T.aestivum and hexaploid Tritical was studied,the result showed that the percentage of seed set in reciprocal cross between T.aestivum and hexaplid Tritical was high,but the percentage of seedling in reciprocal cross was very significantly different.Percentage of seedling in hexaploid Tritical × T.aestivum was higher because endosperm developed very well than that in T.aestivum × hexaploid Tritical because endosperm developed bad.Many seeds and seedlings were obtained by back crossing.

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Twelve stripe-rust-resistant germplasms were developed and evaluated.

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“Twelve new germplasm with stripe rust new race resistance were developed and evaluated in experiments under field and greenhouse conditions”

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“T.aestivm”

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Eight germplasms had better resistance to new stripe rust races in seedlings and adults.

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resistant to stripe rust new racese0
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“Eight new germplasm had better resistant to stripe rust new races in both seedling and adult plants”

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“T.aestivm”

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Reciprocal crosses had high seed set.

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percentage of seed sete0
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“the percentage of seed set in reciprocal cross between T.aestivum and hexaplid Tritical was high”

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Reciprocal crosses differed very significantly in seedling percentage.

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percentage of seedlinge0
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“the percentage of seedling in reciprocal cross was very significantly different”

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“T.aestivm”

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The triticale by wheat cross had higher seedling percentage than the reverse cross.

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T.aestivume0
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hexaploid Tritical × T.aestivume0
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T.aestivum × hexaploid Triticale0

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“Percentage of seedling in hexaploid Tritical × T.aestivum was higher because endosperm developed very well than that in T.aestivum × hexaploid Tritical because endosperm developed bad”

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Backcrossing yielded many seeds and seedlings.

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“Many seeds and seedlings were obtained by back crossing”

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“T.aestivm”

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