Effect of ionizing radiation on barley growth effects of ionizing radiation of seeds on the initial growth of barley, determination of the frequency and spectrum of mutational variability in M1 morphological properties
Abstract:Gamma irradiation technology is considered to be very promising for trait-based plant modification. The effect of g-irradiation on the germination, growth, and productivity of daughter generations of barley M1 and M2 is highly relevant. The aims of the study was the creation of a source material for barley breeding in the form of mutant lines with selectively valuable traits, by treating seeds with ionizing radiation using an electron accelerator of the Park of Nuclear Technologies JSC (Kurchatov, Republic of … Show more
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