NATURAL CROSS-POLLINATION OF 12 SOYBEAN CULTIVARS IN ARKANSAS
NATURAL CROSS-POLLINATION OF 12 SOYBEAN CULTIVARS IN ARKANSAS
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DOI:
10.2135/cropsci1994.0011183x003400020013x
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发表时间:
1994-03-01
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影响因子:
2.3
通讯作者:
CAVINESS, CE
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作者:
AHRENT, DK;CAVINESS, CE
Previous experiments have shown that some cross-pollination (usually 0.05) for percent cross-pollination in 1990, but were different in 1991 and when the 2 yr were combined. 'Competitor' was significantly higher for percent cross-pollination (1.22%) than the other cultivars within this MG. Cultivars within MG V and VI differed significantly in 1990 but were not different in 1991. Based on a 2-yr average, cross-pollination varied from a low of 0.09% for 'Walters' to a high of 1.63% for 'Brim'. Results show that cultivars differ significantly (P > 0.05) in the extent of cross-pollination and as much as 2.5% outcrossing may occur in MG IV, V, and VI cultivars in some environments where adequate pollinators are present and other conditions are favorable. Based on these results, soybean breeders should use greater isolation of initial progeny rows and breeder seed of a new cultivar than has commonly been used in the past because of the increased potential for outcrossing of some cultivars.