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Genetics of fertility restoration in hybrid rice
Theoretical and Applied Genetics, 1992The cross combination involving 14 male-sterile lines in rice, when crossed with different maintainers, showed fertility restoration in certain combinations. When F2 segregating populations were classified based on spikelet fertility, fertility restoration was shown to be governed by 3∶1, 9∶3∶3∶1, and 12∶3∶1, due to allelic differences.
C R, Anandakumar, S, Subramaniam
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Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization on Rice Chromosomes
2016Fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) has become one of the most important technologies applied in plant molecular cytogenetic research. FISH technique has been not only well applied in physical mapping and genomic studies, but also served as an indispensable tool in tracing the individual chromosome during cell division.
Yafei, Li, Zhukuan, Cheng
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HYBRID RICE IN SURINAME: YES OR NO? AN OBSERVATIONAL YIELD TRIAL WITH SIX HYBRID RICE VARIETIES
2015In December 2009, SNRI/ADRON received from Bayer CropScience six of its hybrid rice varieties SRH10001, SRH10002, SRH10003, SRH10004, SRH10005 and SRH10006, which have been tested with three of ADRON varieties, ADRON-117, ADRON-125 and ADRON-130 in an Observational Yield Trial.
Awie, Jerry R. Tjoe, Awie, Jerry R. Tjoe
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Rice Artificial Hybridization for Genetic Analysis
2012Artificial hybridization has probably been practiced since ancient time; however, the science of genetics did not initiate until Gregor Mendel conducted a series of crosses between different pure lines of garden pea and made careful observations and systematical analyses of their offspring.
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Improvement of Rice: Rice Varieties and Hybrid Rice Technology
2020Ratikanta Maiti +5 more
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Engineering Synthetic Apomixis in Hybrid Rice
The transfer of apomixis, a clonal mode of reproduction by seeds, to crops has the potential to revolutionize agriculture by enabling the generation of one-line F1 hybrids that propagate clonally by seeds from one generation to the next. However, despite nearly four decades of intensive research, all the attempts to transfer the identified genetic ...Meynard, Donaldo +6 more
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High yields of hybrid rice do not require more nitrogen fertilizer than inbred rice: A meta‐analysis
Food and Energy Security, 2021Shaobing Peng, Le Xu, Shen Yuan
exaly