Studies on wide compatibility in rice (Oryza sativa L.)

  • M. Vaithiyalingan and N. Nadarajan
Keywords: Rice, Wide compatibility genes, F1 hybrid sterility, inter sub-specific hybrids

Abstract

The present investigation was carried out to screen different rice sub-species for wide compatibility (WC) and to evaluate F2 populations of selected crosses to study the genetics of WC. Among the three criteria followed for screening of WCVs viz., pollen fertility per cent of hybrids, spikelet fertility per cent of hybrids and the spikelet fertility per cent of hybrids as well as tester parents, the third criteria appeared to be effective. Based on spikelet fertility per cent of hybrids as well as tester parents, seven out of 15 lines viz., Dular and ASD 16 (indicas); WCR 6, IR 65600-32-4-6-1, IR 65601-120-3-5, IR
66158-38-3-2-1 and IR 67323-46-2-1 (tropical japonica) were adjudged as WCVs. The F2 segregation in seven crosses for
spikelet fertility and semi-sterility were in agreement with trigenic complementary ratio (45:19). Hence, it was concluded that the genetic basis of inter sub-specific sterility of cultivated rice is complex.
Published
30-06-2010
How to Cite
M. Vaithiyalingan and N. Nadarajan
Studies on wide compatibility in rice Oryza sativa L.. 2010. Electronic Journal of Plant Breeding, 1 3, 222-230. Retrieved from https://www.ejplantbreeding.org/index.php/EJPB/article/view/1935
Issue
Vol 1 No 3 (2010)
Section
Research Article

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