Title of article :
Genetic Analysis Of Grain Quality Characteristics Of Two Line Rice Hybrids
Author/Authors :
L. Mahalingam، نويسنده , , N. Nadarajan، نويسنده ,
Issue Information :
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2010
Pages :
6
From page :
983
To page :
988
Abstract :
The experiment was laid out at Agricultural College and Research Institute Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India and the materials for this study consisted of three TGMS lines viz., TS 29, TS 6 and 11 testers viz.,ADT 39, ADT41,Pusa Basmati 1, Basmati 370, Improved White Ponni, AD 98028, GEB 24, ADT 43, ADT 45, Taroari Basmati and Jeeraga samba. Crossing was done according to clipping and churning method in L x T fashion. The 33 hybrids obtained by crossing three lines and eleven testers were raised in randomized block design with two replications during 2004-2005. The parents were also raised in similar design in an adjacent plot with two replications as suggested by Arunachalam (1974). Observations were made on KL, KB, KLAC, LER, VER, ASV, GC and AC. Based on the nature of combining ability inferred from line x tester analysis, three cross combinations viz., TS29/ADT41, TS29/Pusa Basmati 1 and TS29 / Basmati 370 were selected for generation mean analysis study. The scaling tests indicated the presence of epitasis for all the characters and therefore six parameters mode was followed to estimate the various gene action. In TS29/Basmati 370 cross combination all the three scales are positively significant. The mean effect m was significantly positive and greater than all other effects in all the three crosses for kernel breadth, kernel length after cooking, volume expansion ratio, alkali spreading value, gel consistency and amylase content. The additive x dominance effect (j) was positive and significant for kernel length after cooking, linear elongation ratio, gel consistency and amylose content in the crosses TS29/ADT41, TS29/Pusa Basmati 1 and TS29/Basmati 370.In general, both additive and non-additive gene effects appear to all eight characters studied. Therefore, improvement of these traits appears to beset with difficulties as simple selection techniques will not be able to fix superior lines in the early segregating generations. Postponement of selection of superior lines to later generations in pedigree breeding will be effective.
Keywords :
Epistasis , Combinig ability , pedigree breeding , dominance effect , additive effect
Journal title :
Electronic Journal of Plant Breeding
Serial Year :
2010
Journal title :
Electronic Journal of Plant Breeding
Record number :
670413
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