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[The effect of genotypes of parental rye lines on the development of quantitative traits in primary octoploid Triticale: spike fertility].

Genetika - 1 Mar 2003

Tikhenko N D, Tsvetkoa N V, Voĭlokov A V

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The number of seeds and seed setting in the main spike were studied in primary octoploid triticale obtained from crosses between the common wheat cultivar Chinese Spring and 66 inbred rye lines. In some rye lines, the mutations of self-fertility were identified in the S, Z, or T incompatibility loci. The number of seeds was determined under controlled self-pollination of the main spike. In the set of triticale...

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PMID: 12722637

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