Paternal and maternal effects on fruit and seed characteristics in cherimoya (Annona cherimola Mill.)

Kahn, Tracy L.; Adams, Carol A.; Arpaia, Mary Lu

doi:10.1016/0304-4238(94)90087-6

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“…The paternal parents that produced the highest percentage of fruit set were Kim, Otong, Sunan and Sitokong varieties. Similar results were obtained when crossing cherimoya, where the paternal parent affected the percentage of fruit set (Kahn et al, 2003). Table 3 presented fruit performance in the crossing combinations of durian varieties.…”

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“…The influence of the maternal parent manifested itself only in the spine length. On the crosspollination of cherimoya, seeds number was affected by the maternal parent (Kahn et al, 2003). Among the four maternal parents used, 'Matahari' produced the largest fruit with the thickest flesh, the highest percentage of edible portion and all locules were filled.…”

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Maternal and Paternal Effect on the Characters of Durian (Durio Zibethinus Murr.) Fruit from Cross-Pollination

Indriyani

Hadiati

Nasution

et al. 2012

Journal of Fruit and Ornamental Plant Research

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Streszczenie Badano wpływ form rodzicielskich na cechy owoców duriana z zapyleń krzyżowych. Odmianami rodzicielskimi użytymi w krzyżowaniach były ‘Matahari’, ‘Kani’, ‘Otong’, ‘Sitokong’, ‘Lai’, ‘Kim’, ‘Sunan’, ‘Bokor’, ‘Hortimart’ i ‘Tangkue’. Badania wykazały, że odsetek zawiązywania owoców wynosił od 0% do 20% w różnych kombinacjach krzyżowań. Wpływ odmiany jako formy matecznej był istotny na takie cechy, jak zawiązywanie owoców, masę owoców, obwód owocu, długość owocu, grubość skórki owocu, grubość miąższu, udział części jadalnej, długość kolców, liczba komór bez miąższu, całkowita masa i liczba nasion w pełni wykształconych oraz procentowy udział nasion niewypełnionych. Odmiana Matahari użyta jako forma mateczna wytwarzała największe owoce z najgrubszym miąższem podskórnym, w najwyższym procencie części jadalnych i wszystkimi komorami wypełnionymi. Formy ojcowskie miały wpływ na zawiązywanie owoców, długość owocu, grubość skórki, liczbę nasion, całkowitą wagę nasion oraz udział nasion niewypełnionych. Odmiana Sitokong użyta jako forma ojcowska miała najniższą całkowitą masę nasion i najmniejszą liczbę nasion oraz najwyższy udział nasion niewypełnionych

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Maternal and Paternal Effect on the Characters of Durian (Durio Zibethinus Murr.) Fruit from Cross-Pollination

Indriyani

Hadiati

Nasution

et al. 2012

Journal of Fruit and Ornamental Plant Research

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“…Despite being morphologically perfect, neither self or cross-pollination takes place effectively in Annona spp.. Selfpollination is hindered by the presence of protogyny, whereas cross-pollination by insects is limited because the flowers are not brightly colored and lack fragrance and nectar (Kahn et al 1994, Pena et al 2002.The low fruit set observed in species of the Annonaceae family is associated with aspects involving source of pollen grains and pollen grains viability (Saaveedra 1977, Rosell et al 1999. Several studies have shown how strongly pollination with viable pollen grains affects the physical and chemical characteristics of cherimoya, custard apple and atemoya (Sulikeri et al 1975, Kishirsagar et al 1976, Soria et al 1990, Pereira et al 2003.…”

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Pollen grain germination and fruit set in 'Brazilian seedless' sugar apple (Annona squamosa L.)

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Costa

Nietsche

et al. 2012

Crop Breed. Appl. Biotechnol.

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“…However poor fruit set observed in this cross combination (*20%) could be attributed to higher frequency of dyads and tetrads in the pollen of A. reticulata (Jalikop and Kumar 2007), besides involvement of three species in the cross. Selfpollination in annonas is hindered by the presence of marked protogyny (Kahn et al 1994) leading to cross pollination and as a consequence Annona spp. are highly heterozygous.…”

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Inheritance of foliage characteristics in (Annona cherimola Mill. × A. squamosa L.) × A. reticulata L. hybrids

Jalikop

2009

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Atemoya (Annona cherimola Mill. 9 A. squamosa L) and A. reticulata L. possess several contrasting foliage characteristics. Two hundred and fifty trispecies hybrids of atemoya and A. reticulata were therefore studied to investigate the inheritance of four foliage characteristics. Segregation for leaf colour (green or dark green), leaf angle (erect or drooping), leaf apex shape (rounded or pointed) and time of leaf fall (early or late or intermediate) into discreet phenotypic classes revealed that their inheritance followed simple Mendelian genetics. Based on phenotypes of parents and the segregating population, and the genetic ratios obtained, allelic symbols were assigned to four leaf characteristics. Duplicate dominant gene interaction governed the leaf colour and leaf position. Thus individuals with single or both the dominant genes (A-B-, A-bb, aaB-) produce green colour leaves and those with recessive genes (aabb) dark colour leaves. Likewise erect leaf individuals are C-D-, C-dd, ccD-and those with drooping leaves are ccdd. Further a single gene determined shape of leaf apex that was either rounded (Rr) or pointed (rr). Segregation of progenies for leaf fall into early (J E J E ), intermediate (J E J L ) and late (J L J L ) suggested that codominant alleles were responsible for time of leaf fall. The inheritance studies reported in this paper should guide in Annonaceous fruit breeding for foliage characteristics or could be used as selection criteria for those important traits with which they are associated.

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Paternal and maternal effects on fruit and seed characteristics in cherimoya (Annona cherimola Mill.)

Cited by 22 publications

References 10 publications

Maternal and Paternal Effect on the Characters of Durian (Durio Zibethinus Murr.) Fruit from Cross-Pollination

Maternal and Paternal Effect on the Characters of Durian (Durio Zibethinus Murr.) Fruit from Cross-Pollination

Pollen grain germination and fruit set in 'Brazilian seedless' sugar apple (Annona squamosa L.)

Inheritance of foliage characteristics in (Annona cherimola Mill. × A. squamosa L.) × A. reticulata L. hybrids

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