Combining ability of anther culture response in some rice crosses under drought stress conditions
M. El-Hennawy,
I. El-Beially,
Y. El-Refaee
et al.
Abstract:Anther culture response of ten rice parental genotypes and their 24 F1 crosses was studied to estimate combining ability effects for callus induction and plant regeneration under drought stress conditions. The analysis of variance showed that drought stress levels mean squares were found to be highly significant for all in vitro studied traits. The percentage of anthers that developed calli ranged from 12.92% for the IRRI 148 to 45.00% for the cross L1 × T3 among the genotypes across the four different stress … Show more
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