Effect of chemical gametocides on pollen sterility and seed set in rice (Oryza sativa L.)
Munawar Ali Shamsi, B. Krishna Murthy, D. S. Manyam, M.V. Brahmeswara Rao
Abstract
Munawar Ali Shamsi, B. Krishna Murthy, D. S. Manyam, M.V. Brahmeswara Rao
Abstract
Of the three chemical gametocides tested on four genotypes of rice, ethrel and sodium methyl arsenate were found to induce maximum pollen sterility in all the genotypes. Phytotoxic effects were also produced by ethrel to a certain extent in all the genotypes, especially in IR-57311-95-2-3, like reduced panicle length and spikelet size. The genotypes IR-72 and Swarna recorded minimum seed set under selfing.
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Of the three chemical gametocides tested on four genotypes of rice, ethrel and sodium methyl arsenate were found to induce maximum pollen sterility in all the genotypes. Phytotoxic effects were also produced by ethrel to a certain extent in all the genotypes, especially in IR-57311-95-2-3, like reduced panicle length and spikelet size. The genotypes IR-72 and Swarna recorded minimum seed set under selfing.
Key concepts: Oryza sativa, Sterility, Panicle, Biology, Pollen, Selfing, Genotype, Horticulture