Fertility Instability and Its Effection on Yield in Cytoplasmic Male-Sterile Hybrid Rapeseed (Braissic napus.L)
Minglong Zhang
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Minglong Zhang
Abstract
Three cytoplasmic male-sterile hybrid rapeseeds (Braissic napus.L)were tested to estimate their fertility instability and its effection on the yield of hybrids.The results showed that all the three hybrids showed different fertility instability which was already related to the changes in flower organs. The percentage of male-sterile plants in these F1 hybrids reached 5%,3%,11%,respectively. Number of effective pods were fewer in male-sterile plant; Yield of per plant in sterile plants were 11.42%,10.45%,5.73% as compared with normal hybrid plants. Therefore, yields of the three hybrids dropped by 8.60%,13.93%,17.38% ,respectively.
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Three cytoplasmic male-sterile hybrid rapeseeds (Braissic napus.L)were tested to estimate their fertility instability and its effection on the yield of hybrids.The results showed that all the three hybrids showed different fertility instability which was already related to the changes in flower organs. The percentage of male-sterile plants in these F1 hybrids reached 5%,3%,11%,respectively. Number of effective pods were fewer in male-sterile plant; Yield of per plant in sterile plants were 11.42%,10.45%,5.73% as compared with normal hybrid plants. Therefore, yields of the three hybrids dropped by 8.60%,13.93%,17.38% ,respectively.
Key concepts: Hybrid, Rapeseed, Biology, Yield (engineering), Fertility, Cytoplasmic male sterility, Agronomy, Horticulture