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Studies on Cytoplasmic Effects Using Iso-Nuclear Pigeonpea Lines

Razia Sultana, Anupama Hingane, K. B. Saxena

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Two diverse cytoplasmic iso-nuclear pigeonpea lines, Pusa Ageti carrying cytoplasm of cultivated type Cajanus \ncajan cytoplasm, while ‘ICPA 2039’ carried the cytoplasm of a wild species Cajanus cajanifolius were used in the \nstudy. These were crossed as female parent with six known fertility restorers as male parents. The F1 hybrids were evaluated in replicated trials to study the effect of the two cytoplasm on yield and other traits. The data showed no significant effect on seed yield and other traits that \ncould be attributed to the differences in the cytoplasm of the hybrids.

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Two diverse cytoplasmic iso-nuclear pigeonpea lines, Pusa Ageti carrying cytoplasm of cultivated type Cajanus \ncajan cytoplasm, while ‘ICPA 2039’ carried the cytoplasm of a wild species Cajanus cajanifolius were used in the \nstudy. These were crossed as female parent with six known fertility restorers as male parents. The F1 hybrids were evaluated in replicated trials to study the effect of the two cytoplasm on yield and other traits. The data showed no significant effect on seed yield and other traits that \ncould be attributed to the differences in the cytoplasm of the hybrids.

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Two diverse cytoplasmic iso-nuclear pigeonpea lines, Pusa Ageti carrying cytoplasm of cultivated type Cajanus \ncajan cytoplasm, while ‘ICPA 2039’ carried the cytoplasm of a wild species Cajanus cajanifolius were used in the \nstudy. These were crossed as female parent with six known fertility restorers as male parents. The F1 hybrids were evaluated in replicated trials to study the effect of the two cytoplasm on yield and other traits. The data showed no significant effect on seed yield and other traits that \ncould be attributed to the differences in the cytoplasm of the hybrids.

Key concepts: Cajanus, Cytoplasm, Hybrid, Biology, Yield (engineering), Botany, Horticulture, Genetics

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