1970Madras Agricultural JournalRequires access

Comparative effects of radiations and chemical mutagens on fertility in sorghum.

K. Sree Ramulu

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Water-soaked seeds of CO12 and CO18 of S. subglabrescens and CO 11 of S. duna were treated with X rays, γ rays and solutions of ethyl methane-sulphonate (EMS), methyl methanesulphonate, diethyl sulfate and /V-nitrosoethylurea. CO 11 proved to be least affected in respect of seed fertility in the M1 and M3. EMS proved the most effective mutagenic agent.

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Water-soaked seeds of CO12 and CO18 of S. subglabrescens and CO 11 of S. duna were treated with X rays, γ rays and solutions of ethyl methane-sulphonate (EMS), methyl methanesulphonate, diethyl sulfate and /V-nitrosoethylurea. CO 11 proved to be least affected in respect of seed fertility in the M1 and M3. EMS proved the most effective mutagenic agent.

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Water-soaked seeds of CO12 and CO18 of S. subglabrescens and CO 11 of S. duna were treated with X rays, γ rays and solutions of ethyl methane-sulphonate (EMS), methyl methanesulphonate, diethyl sulfate and /V-nitrosoethylurea. CO 11 proved to be least affected in respect of seed fertility in the M1 and M3. EMS proved the most effective mutagenic agent.

Key concepts: Sorghum, Fertility, Chemistry, Methane, Agronomy, Toxicology, Biology, Organic chemistry

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