STUDIES ON SEEDLING COLD TOLERANCE AND VALIDATION OF INDENTIFIED QTLS IN RICE GENOTPES
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STUDIES ON SEEDLING COLD TOLERANCE AND VALIDATION OF INDENTIFIED QTLS IN RICE GENOTPES
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SARITA PRADHAN
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JHANSI RANI, K
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tolerance, rice, developmental stages, genotypes, germinability, planting, biological phenomena, sowing, yields, genetics
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Rice (Oryza sativa L.) is one of the most important food crops and primary source of food for more than half the world’s population. Among the biotic factors affecting rice productivity cold is the major factor which results in low productivity and delay maturity especially during post rainy season. The problem is more pronounced in Northern districts of Telangana state. The low temperature prevailing during December and January results in poor germination and establishment. To breed cold tolerant rice cultivars, effective screening techniques are essential. As field evaluation for cold tolerance is less accurate due to environmental variation, screening under control temperature in the laboratory would be more reliable. Hence, 39 rice genotypes were evaluated for cold tolerance at germination and early seedling growth stage at normal and 150C temperature.P Germination was significantly high in RNR 21579, Sathya, MTU 1010 and Krishna. Germination index was high in Pusa 1121, Krishna and KNM 110. The percentage of seeds with coleoptiles superior to 5 mm was high in Krishna, JGL 11118, Bhadrakali and Varalu and percentage of reduction in coleoptiles length was high in MTU 1010, Varalu and JGL 11470.The difference between germination under control and cold temperature was low in Tellahamsa, Pusa 1121, KNM 110 and Taramathi, which have capacity to survive under cold temperature. Highest difference in germination percentage under control and cold temperature are RNR 21579, RNR 21588, MTU 1010, RNR 17420 and MTU 1075, this may be due to cold susceptibility. The same set of genotypes under field evaluation during late kharif planting showed differential response, when the crop was subjected to cold at reproductive stage. The none of the genotypes were superior to checks for field emergence. The seed yield was high in Taramati, RNR 21582 WGL 44, compared to checks Sheetal, Tellahamsa and JGL 3844. The confirmation of QTLs presence among genotypes against cold tolerance was done through the genetic level using SSR markers. The molecular profling of these genotypes was done for presence of already known QTLs with available linked markers using Sheetal and JGL 3844 as positive control and MTU 1010 as a susceptible control. Among the 48 genotypes 9 genotypes showed resistance at genetic level by showing QTLs. When the same genotypes were observed for cold resistance at phenotypic level only two genotypes viz., WGL 32100 and RNR 15048 showed resistance, whereas RNR 174 20 was resistant at molecular level but susceptible to phenotypic level. |
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2017-01-02T15:21:57Z
2017-01-02T15:21:57Z 2016 |
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Thesis
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http://krishikosh.egranth.ac.in/handle/1/93996
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en
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D10007;
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application/pdf
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PROFESSOR JAYASHANKAR TELANGANA STATE AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY RAJENDRANAGAR, HYDERABAD
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