A. M. T. Abo-Hegazi
Abstract
In M4 generation after seed irradiation with ten Co60 gamma ray doses ranging from 0∙5 to 5∙0 kr, the DBC-protein content of the seed showed significant increases (up to 13∙1% in the 4∙5 kr treatment) over the unirradiated mother variety.
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In M4 generation after seed irradiation with ten Co60 gamma ray doses ranging from 0∙5 to 5∙0 kr, the DBC-protein content of the seed showed significant increases (up to 13∙1% in the 4∙5 kr treatment) over the unirradiated mother variety.
Key concepts: Gamma irradiation, dBc, Horticulture, Biology, Veterinary medicine, Irradiation, Animal science, Medicine