Studies on the Thermo-photo-sensitive Two-line Hybrid Wheat MS1 and Its High-yielding Technique in Hybrid Seed Production
Pang Qi
Abstract
Pang Qi
Abstract
MS1 (C49S 89/J 17), a thermo photo sensitive two line hybrid wheat, was a combination with strong heterosis over CK, which was from the cross by using the Chongqing thermo photo sensitive genic male sterile wheat C49S 89 as sterile line and J 17 bred by Mianyanng Institute as restorer. It was characteristic of high and stable yield, strong adaptability and big increasing yield potential. Its performance of yield in tests was very outstanding. The yield of hybrid seed production for MS1 could get more than 220 kg per 667m 2 by using the technique of the planting density of the sterile line 8×10 4 seedlings per 667m 2 and the row ratio of male to female 2∶10. It was a new two line hybrid wheat conbination with boundless prospects.
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MS1 (C49S 89/J 17), a thermo photo sensitive two line hybrid wheat, was a combination with strong heterosis over CK, which was from the cross by using the Chongqing thermo photo sensitive genic male sterile wheat C49S 89 as sterile line and J 17 bred by Mianyanng Institute as restorer. It was characteristic of high and stable yield, strong adaptability and big increasing yield potential. Its performance of yield in tests was very outstanding. The yield of hybrid seed production for MS1 could get more than 220 kg per 667m 2 by using the technique of the planting density of the sterile line 8×10 4 seedlings per 667m 2 and the row ratio of male to female 2∶10. It was a new two line hybrid wheat conbination with boundless prospects.
Key concepts: Heterosis, Yield (engineering), Sowing, Line (geometry), Adaptability, Agronomy, Mathematics, Horticulture