USE OF ISOZYME-MARKED SEGMENTS FROM WILD BARLEY (HORDEUM-SPONTANEUM) IN BARLEY BREEDING
USE OF ISOZYME-MARKED SEGMENTS FROM WILD BARLEY (HORDEUM-SPONTANEUM) IN BARLEY BREEDING
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DOI:
10.1111/j.1439-0523.1988.tb00254.x
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发表时间:
1988-06-01
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2
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ORAM, RN
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作者:
BROWN, AHD;MUNDAY, J;ORAM, RN
Fifty-six accessions of Hordeum spontaneum from various Israeli habitats were hybridized with, and their progeny backcrossed three times to H. vulgare cv. ''Clipper'', Selected chromosome segments marked by one of 24 isozyme loci were transferred to form 84 backcross lines which were nearly isogenic with ''Clipper''. Each line was made homozygous for a single isozyme-marked segment. These lines were evaluated in preliminary and advanced field trials. The yield, malt extract percentage and grain size of the lines approached or equalled, and sometimes significantly surpassed, that of ''Clipper'' and more recent commerical cultivars. Three isozyme-marked segments were combined in pairs and the three resultant doubly-marked lines were compared with the reconstituted parental, singly-marked lines and with the ''Clipper'' recombinant from the same F2-array. The additive effects of single segments on yield or grain size were not significant, whereas half of the six interactions were significant, but in the unfavourable direction. It was concluded that near-isogenic lines can identify segments of wild barley germplasm that are useful for improving yield, but that pairs of these from different habitats may interact unfavourably.