Research article | Open Access
Helia 2012, Vol. 35(56) 19-30
pp. 19 - 30
Publish Date: June 01, 2012 | Single/Total View: 5/15 | Single/Total Download: 6/17
Abstract
Immature sunflower ( Helianthus annuus L.) zygotic embryos of sunflower fertility restorer line R 2574 were treated with ultrasound before planting on the embryo culture medium. As a result some chlorophyll leaf and inflorescence mutations were observed. New sunflower forms with inherited morphological biochemical and phytopatological changes were obtained through selection and self-pollination. The line R 12003 subjected to investigation in this study was characterized with significant changes concerning most of the studied characters. The contribution of the present research connected to the investigated mutation was the appearance of resistance to the parasite broomrape. The increased number of seeds per head in line R 12003 increased oil content in seed and 100% resistance to the parasite Orobanche are the desired combination in the breeding programme of sunflower.
Keywords: Helianthus annuus, embryo rescue, ultrasound, mutant line, resistance (Plasmopara helianthi, Phomopsis helianthi, Phoma macdonaldii, Orobanche cumana)
APA 7th edition
Valkova, J.E.P.S.V.E.D. (2012). MUTANT SUNFLOWER LINE R 12003 PRODUCED THROUGH in vitro MUTAGENESIS. Helia, 35(56), 19-30.
Harvard
Valkova, J. (2012). MUTANT SUNFLOWER LINE R 12003 PRODUCED THROUGH in vitro MUTAGENESIS. Helia, 35(56), pp. 19-30.
Chicago 16th edition
Valkova, J. Encheva P. Shindrova V. Encheva D. (2012). "MUTANT SUNFLOWER LINE R 12003 PRODUCED THROUGH in vitro MUTAGENESIS". Helia 35 (56):19-30.