Transgenic parthenocarpic eggplants: superior germplasm for increased winter production

Transgenic parthenocarpic eggplants: superior germplasm for increased winter production
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DOI:
10.1023/a:1009613529099
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发表时间:
2000-02-01
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影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
Rotino, GL
Rotino, GL
中科院分区:
农林科学2区
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作者:
Donzella, G;Spena, A;Rotino, GL

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Winter production of three eggplant hybrids transgenic for the parthenocarpic gene DefH9-iaaM was compared, in an unheated greenhouse, to the performance of two untransformed control hybrids and the commercial parthenocarpic cultivar Talina. Each hybrid was either treated or untreated with a commercial formulation of phytohormones to induce fruit set and growth. The productivity of the transgenic parthenocarpic hybrids was not influenced by the hormonal treatment. On the contrary, the productivity of untransformed hybrids was significantly improved by hormonal treatment of the flower buds. The yield of the transgenic hybrids was significantly higher than that obtained in the corresponding untransformed hybrids, even when the latter were treated with phytohormones. The yield increment due to the parthenocarpic trait was particularly evident when compared to the yield of the two corresponding hybrid combinations, which are identical except for the presence of the DefH9-iaaM gene. The transgenic hybrids allowed an increase in productivity of ca. 25%. This increment coincided with a 10% reduction in cultivation cost, mainly due to the labour needed for the hormonal sprays, and to the production of fruits of better quality. Thus, the DefH9-iaaM gene is a biotechnological tool superior to both agronomic and traditional genetic parthenocarpic mutants.