Role of partial cleistogamy in maintaining genetic purity of pigeonpea
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Role of partial cleistogamy in maintaining genetic purity of pigeonpea
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Saxena, K B
Singh, L Ariyanayagam, R P |
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Pigeonpea
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Natural out-crossing in pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan (L.) Millsp.) leads to genetic deterioration and in certain environments the out-crossing may be as high as 70%. Studies with partially cleistogamous lines derived from an inter-generic cross indicated that average natural out-crossing in these lines was much lower (2.5%) than that reported earlier for pigeonpea (36.5%) at ICRISAT Center. Based on seed yield and disease resistance, potential parents such as ICPL 87154 in short-duration determinate, ICPL 87018 in short-duration indeterminate, and ICPL 87159 in medium-duration indeterminate groups have been identified for introgression of the partially cleistogamous trait into pigeonpea.
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Springer
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1993
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Article
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application/pdf
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en
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http://oar.icrisat.org/4133/1/Role_of_partial_cleistogamy_in_maintaining_genetic_purity_of_pigeonpea.pdf
Saxena, K B and Singh, L and Ariyanayagam, R P (1993) Role of partial cleistogamy in maintaining genetic purity of pigeonpea. Euphytica, 66 (3). pp. 225-229. ISSN 0014-2336 |
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