Abstract
Crosses between cultural pea varieties and a wide range of accessions of wild P. fulvum species were performed. All seeds from the combination P. sativum × P. fulvum were developed and hybrid. Crosses P. fulvum × P. sativum resulted in the formation of seeds with unfilled embryos. The hybrid nature of P. fulvum × P. sativum plants was confirmed using biochemical and morphological markers. The regenerated plants were obtained by in vitro culturing eight-day-old immature embryos of P. fulvum (I592589) × P. sativum (Aist cultivar). Some accessions of wild P. fulvum species were found to have the unique protein band 7, which was absent in the electrophoretic spectra of the cultural pea. Hybridological analysis was performed and the inheritance of protein band 7 was determined as a monogenic and dominant.
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P. sativum × P. fulvum produced developed hybrid seeds.
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e0“All seeds from the combination P. sativum × P. fulvum were developed and hybrid.”
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The reciprocal P. fulvum × P. sativum cross formed seeds with unfilled embryos.
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e0“Crosses P. fulvum × P. sativum resulted in the formation of seeds with unfilled embryos.”
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Biochemical and morphological markers confirmed the hybrid nature of P. fulvum × P. sativum plants.
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e0“The hybrid nature of P. fulvum × P. sativum plants was confirmed using biochemical and morphological markers.”
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In vitro culture regenerated plants from immature P. fulvum × P. sativum embryos.
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e0“The regenerated plants were obtained by in vitro culturing eight-day-old immature embryos of P. fulvum (I592589) × P. sativum (Aist cultivar).”
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Some wild P. fulvum accessions had protein band 7, absent from cultivated pea.
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e0“Some accessions of wild P. fulvum species were found to have the unique protein band 7, which was absent in the electrophoretic spectra of the cultural pea.”
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Protein band 7 was inherited as a monogenic dominant trait.
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e0“the inheritance of protein band 7 was determined as a monogenic and dominant”