The discovery of self-compatibility in the 1EBN Solanum malmeanum (Solanaceae) reveals novel source of genetic variability for diploid potato breeding
Rodrigo Nicolao,
Caroline M. Castro,
Gustavo Heiden
Abstract:F1 hybrid potato breeding at the diploid level requires the development of new inbred lines from self-compatible germplasm. This study was carried out to search for new sources of self-compatible diploid wild potatoes focusing on the 1EBN species Solanum malmeanum. Five diploid accessions from Embrapa potato genebank were screened to evaluate their reproductive behavior and check if the production of viable seeds when self-pollinated results from successful fertilizations or apomixis. Measurements of the polle… Show more
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