COMPARISON OF MODES OF EVOLUTION OF CULTIVATED FORMS FROM TWO WILD RICE SPECIES, ORYZA BREVILIGULATA AND O. PERENNIS
COMPARISON OF MODES OF EVOLUTION OF CULTIVATED FORMS FROM TWO WILD RICE SPECIES, ORYZA BREVILIGULATA AND O. PERENNIS
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短野生稻和多年生野生稻两种野生稻栽培形态进化模式的比较
DOI:
10.1111/j.1558-5646.1963.tb03267.x
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发表时间:
1963
期刊:
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
H. Oka
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文献类型:
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作者:
H. Morishima;K. Hinata;H. Oka
Oryza breviligulata A. Cheval. et Roehr., growing wild in West Africa, is genetically closely related to 0. glaberrima Steud., which is cultivated by the native people of the same region. 0. stapfii Roschev., also found in West Africa, can be regarded as synonymous with 0. breviligulata, as will be pointed out later. These species form an endemic group distinct from the common cultivated rice, 0. sativa L. and the wild species closely related to it, 0. perennis Moench. They can be distinguished from 0. sativa and 0. perennis by short, roundish ligules and other characters, and their F1 hybrids with the latter two species, though they show no disturbance in chromosome pairing, are highly sterile (Morinaga and Kuriyama, 1957; Nezu et al., 1960; etc.). Another wild form occurring in Africa, 0. barthii A. Cheval., is considered by us as an African variety of 0. perennis which can be distinguished from Asian and American forms of the same species by the remarkable rhizome development (Chatterjee, 1948; Sampath and Rao, 1951; Sampath, 1961) . The above rice species may for the sake of simplicity be divided into two series, Series Glaberrima comprising 0. glaberrima and 0. breviligulata, and Series Sativa comprising 0. sativa and 0. perennis. This paper deals mainly with the comparison of the two series regarding the mode of evolution of cultivated forms. Regarding the phylogenetic relationships in Series Sativa, a number of systematic and cytogenetic studies have been made (Chatterjee, 1951; Sampath and Rao,