1988
DOI: 10.1508/cytologia.53.123
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Effect of gamma radiations on the crossability of wheat, triticale and rye and on meiosis, pollen grain germination and pollen tube growth.

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“…The useful genetic material of rye can be incorporated into wheat via triticale (× Triticosecale Wittmack) by hybridizing triticale with wheat (Sethi 1988). The hybrids of hexaploid triticale × bread wheat are more successful as they produce viable F1 seeds, whereas their reciprocal counterparts are incompatible due to endosperm abortion leading to the recovery of non-viable seeds (Kovtun 1979;Sharma & Sethi 1983;Singh & Khanna 1988). However, the hybrids of primary hexaploid triticale and bread wheat are more desirable in the cytoplasmic background of bread wheat, which is generally superior to the counterpart durum wheat cytoplasm (contributed by hexaploid triticale) for agronomical traits (Plaha & Sethi 1989).…”
Section: Inwoducfionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The useful genetic material of rye can be incorporated into wheat via triticale (× Triticosecale Wittmack) by hybridizing triticale with wheat (Sethi 1988). The hybrids of hexaploid triticale × bread wheat are more successful as they produce viable F1 seeds, whereas their reciprocal counterparts are incompatible due to endosperm abortion leading to the recovery of non-viable seeds (Kovtun 1979;Sharma & Sethi 1983;Singh & Khanna 1988). However, the hybrids of primary hexaploid triticale and bread wheat are more desirable in the cytoplasmic background of bread wheat, which is generally superior to the counterpart durum wheat cytoplasm (contributed by hexaploid triticale) for agronomical traits (Plaha & Sethi 1989).…”
Section: Inwoducfionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bridges are generally formed due to stickiness of the chromosomes at metaphase or breakage and reunion of chromosome (Amer and Ali 1974;Kaur and Grover 1885a;Ahmad and Yasmine 1992). Singh and Khanna (1988) considered that anaphase bridges may be formed due to unequal exchange or dicentric chromosomes. Single bridge occurred due to fusion of sister chromatid at a common breakage point (Jayabalan 1987).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Benzer şekilde yapılan bazı çalışmalarda, uygulanan mutagen cinsine ve dozlarına bağlı olarak başak uzunluğunda artma [19,23] ve azalmalar gözlemlenmiştir [24]. [25,26]. Mayoz bölünme anormallikleri tohum tutmayı önemli seviyede azaltmaktadır.…”
Section: Başak Uzunluğuunclassified