WO2005102032A1 - Methodes de selection d'auto-pollinisation et de pollinisation croisee normale dans une population, une variete de cultures - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to the field of crop selection and breeding, in particular to self-pollination (such as rice, peanut, wheat, soybean, tomato, etc.) and the regular pollination crops (canola, cotton, pepper, cabbage, eggplant, kale, etc.) population. , variety breeding methods.
- self-pollination such as rice, peanut, wheat, soybean, tomato, etc.
- regular pollination crops canola, cotton, pepper, cabbage, eggplant, kale, etc.
- Self-pollinated crops include rice, peanuts, wheat, sorghum, tomatoes, etc., often pollinated crops including rapeseed, cotton, pepper, cabbage, eggplant, kale, etc., where rice is the staple food of one-third of the world's population. Food production has always been an important foundation of the world economy.
- the rice varieties used at home and abroad are divided into two categories: conventional rice and hybrid rice, and all genotypes are single genotypes.
- Conventional rice is obtained by selecting appropriate parents to obtain stable and improved single-genotypes through multiple generations of single plants.
- GS Kliush of the International Rice Research Institute is equal to IR8 in 1965, and Huang Yaoxiang of the Rice Research Institute of Guangdong Academy of Agricultural Sciences, etc.
- Fu Zhaolin believes that multi-line varieties also have obvious advantages in stable yield and high yield. However, they are related to the mixed methods and techniques of multi-line varieties. It is suggested that the concept of ecological combination and agronomic traits should be consistent, and different genotypes need to be considered. The reaction under ambient conditions may vary. However, his research mainly considers how to mix two to three lines (Gao Derong et al., Anhui Agricultural Sciences, 2001, 29 (5): 603-604). Wu Liren et al.
- the invention provides a crop population and a variety breeding method, and the multi-gene population and variety which are consistent, stable and specific are produced by the method, and the breeding target of high quality, high resistance and high yield is achieved.
- the female parent group and the male parent group are crossed to obtain a primary hybrid population of the crop, wherein the female parent group is a paired pair of parents having different traits of interest, and the resulting paired hybridization is performed, and each individual plant of the isolated population or the hybrid early generation single is produced. Isolated individual plants produced by self-breeding; the parental group selects homozygous lines or varieties or heterozygous segregated generations or segregated generations produced in the same manner as the parent group.
- the female parent has 2-4 original parents, and the parent is a homozygous line or breed or a segregated generation; the segregated generation may be a segregated generation after single, triple or double cross, or single cross, three according to breeding needs
- Parents who are handed over or double-crossed may also be separated generations after single, triple or double crossover, and so on; each individual of the isolated population is self-propagated for 1 to 10 generations, used for separation from the parental group.
- the number of plants per plant is between 4 and 100,000 plants, preferably between 6 and 10,000 plants, more preferably between 10 and 5,000 plants; wherein the segregating generations in the paternal group are isolated generations of single crosses, three crosses or double crosses.
- Genetic diversity breeding refers to the crossing of more than six parents, and retains almost all hybrid progeny, through self-reproductive stability, creating thousands of homozygous multiple genotypes, that is, maximizing utilization in breeding
- Population improvement The above-mentioned homozygous polygenic genotypes are called primary populations.
- the process of multiple improvement and improvement of multiple genotype populations is mainly different from the previous ones. Selecting the best choices, but using the selection criteria and methods that are in line with the breeding objectives, choose a coordinated population, mainly to eliminate the worst, and not always choose the best.
- the technical point is to choose a coordinated population > to meet the breeding objectives of high quality, high resistance and high yield.
- the improved objects are mainly populations, also known as population improved breeding.
- Group crops In terms of species morphology, the final product formed by this technology is a population, the most characteristic of which is the multi-genotype, rather than the varieties currently used in production, all of which are single-gene. This population is actually a multi-gene breed with similar phenotypes and different genotypes, but because the nouns of the polygenic population are too long and too abstract, they are called group crops for simplicity.
- the principle of genetic diversity breeding is that most agronomic traits of crops are quantitative traits controlled by multiple genes, and their effects and effects are similar between different quantitative trait genes, that is, micro-effect and multi-gene characteristics, which is also the basic characteristic of quantitative traits.
- any trait controlled by multiple genes may find phenotypes that are controlled by different genes but that behave consistently or similarly.
- the core of genetic diversity breeding is based on the principle of applying the same phenotype of multi-gene control through transpositional thinking. That is, in the general breeding process, the breeder should try to distinguish and select homozygous genotypes.
- the method provided by the present invention is exactly the opposite, intentionally selecting different genotypes with consistent phenotypes, and retaining as much as possible of all genetic control during the breeding process. Genotype recombinants.
- the parental selection criteria for genetic diversity breeding in the hybridization stage is to select the parents that meet the breeding objectives or the parents that can provide special traits, including varieties from all over the country and even abroad, in order to increase the wide adaptability of the varieties, as long as they are complementary, A small number of parents are complementary, and the number of parents can be more than dozens.
- the key to the hybridization approach is to create as many types of recombination as possible with minimal hybridization effort.
- the female parent is a homozygous line or breed or a segregated generation, where the segregated generation refers to the segregated generation of the original parent after single, triple or double cross; the paternal group chooses homozygous lines or varieties or heterozygous Separate generations, in which the segregating generation is a segregated generation of single crosses, three crosses, or two crosses.
- the parent may be reused multiple times in the parent or paternal group as needed. If the parent group can be a descendant of ( ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ) or ( ⁇ ⁇ ⁇ ) x (A x C), the parent can be ⁇ ⁇ ! ⁇ ! ⁇ and so on. If the maternal group has too few seeds in the present, it can be considered that the reproductive coefficient of different crops is self-crossed 1 to 10 times, that is, the next separated generation is used as the parent group, and the number of strains used for crossing with the paternal group is 4 - 100,000 strains, preferably 6 to 10,000 strains, more preferably 105,000 strains. Because the self-intersection before the stability is dominated by hybrids, the maternal group can have enough recombinant individuals.
- each hybrid when the maternal group and the paternal group are formed, when the hybridization between the unseparated materials is performed, each hybrid can obtain only a proper amount of seeds, and the hybridization workload is small; the key is the female parent and the parent. Hybridization between the populations. At this time, each strain or each strain in the female parent group is different genotype or different heterozygous isolated individual plants, and it is guaranteed to obtain the most The recombinant individual must have a certain amount of hybridization work. It is also possible to supplement hybridization in any subsequent generation, that is, when the parent group is formed, the separation generation of more than three parents is used, but the hybridization cycle is lengthened and the breeding time is increased, so that a hybrid between the female parent and the father Zen is proposed. In order to complete the hybridization stage of the breeding process, a direct descendant, that is, a primary population, which forms a cross between the paternal group and the female parent group is formed.
- each hybrid progeny is determined to be retained in each generation.
- Each generation can retain a small amount of seeds per plant for each line, and the mixture is the representative of the line. If the primary population of the parental group is less seeded, it is necessary to separate the early generations. Individual plants within multiple retention lines are designed to retain as many genotypes as possible.
- the self-saturated strain coefficient should be at least 5000', and then one plant per plant per plant, until it is basically stable.
- the stability check was based on no significant differences within the lines. In this process, individual plants with particularly poor performance can be eliminated, but the overall elimination of primary strains of primary populations is not advocated.
- the workload at this stage is not large, because for self-pollination crops, it is not necessary to bag self-intermediate.
- Self-crossing technology is exactly the same as the self-intersection technique of the traditional breeding process, but the purpose is completely different.
- the traditional breeding process is “excellent in the selection”, until a single genotype with high stability has been selected.
- the self-crossing stage maintains as much genetic diversity as possible, that is, retains multiple genotypes as g, and only eliminates the worst, and this stage can shuttle in different ecological regions, ensuring various genes. Fully expressed, improved adaptability and coordination between different genotypes.
- This stage is to determine the performance of each recombinant individual according to the key indicators of breeding needs.
- This morphological trait must be included in plant height and growth period. This is a relatively large amount of mechanical work, and a simple measurement can be done by a responsible general worker. If there are conditions, you can measure other difficult analytical traits such as quality. In order to reduce costs, the main measured traits can be determined after the population has been combined with similar items. Each plant receives enough seeds to ensure other measurements and seed dosage in the next stage.
- genotypes may be completely different. The essence is to combine similar items from the phenotype, and the genotype differences within the limited phenotype do not have to be hardly distinguished, but are fully utilized.
- the rice heading period is limited to plus or minus one day. In fact, the growth period of the selected population is more consistent and the genotype is different.
- the traits of the "appearance" consistency of the affected varieties such as growth period and plant height can be stricter, and other traits can be appropriately relaxed. The whole selection can be done on a computer.
- the selected result population is a polygenic population, which is consistent in the traits that strictly limit positive and negative errors, and there may be some differences in less strict traits.
- the consistency of performance is poor, but the overall resistance, quality, adaptability, yield and other benefits are incomparable. Similar to hybrid rice, the consistency of performance is worse than that of the variety, as long as the overall goal of high yield, high quality and high resistance is met.
- the measurement cost is reduced, the measured indicators can be improved as much as possible, and the classification can be more detailed and more consistent, but the consistency of performance and the use of multiple genotypes must be contradictory, and the best balance point needs to be achieved.
- the computer screening process is entered. First, the basic data characteristics of the population are known, and the average value, maximum value, minimum value, and mode of each trait are calculated. Provide a basis for the selection and segmentation of each trait, avoiding the blindness of the actual performance and improving efficiency. At least the following principles should be noted in the screening:
- Yield Assurance Principle It is possible to sort all individual plants and eliminate 20% of the last low-yielding plants. If production is not considered to be the main limiting factor, the proportion of the last low-yielding individual plant can be reduced, such as 10%.
- Ideal goal of breeding For rice, if the optimal heading period for breeding is 70 days and the plant height is 90 cm, the two traits will be selected around the ideal goal, that is, the given growth period is 69-71 days. The plant height was 89 - 91 cm and was screened.
- the selection strategy can also be adjusted according to the structure of real population data. For example, in order to obtain more genetic diversity contained in the actual population, it can be selected according to the mode of each trait. For rice, if the population heading period is 73 days, although the ideal breeding target is 70 days, if the selection range 69-71 may only have 50 genotypes, and the mode selection 71-74 range, it will get 200 even More genotypes provide greater opportunities and scope for subsequent selection of other traits.
- the principle of realistic population average It can also be selected according to the actual population average. For rice, if the average plant height is 95 cm, you can set 94-96 cm for screening.
- the main traits are strictly positive and negative, and the secondary traits relax the positive and negative error principle: If the consistency of plant height and growth period has a significant impact on the overall performance of the population, and the genes controlling the plant height are relatively less, it can be stricter, and the yield, Mature characters and other traits are greatly affected by the environment, and the error of measurement is also large. The error standard of selection can be relaxed, and even can be up to plus or minus three.
- Crossing principle If each trait is based on the average, only one group of crops can be selected, and only one of the other traits is selected. According to the above average, the number and the goal of breeding, only one trait is selected. Out of a group. In practice, cross-selection can be made. For example, the growth period and plant height are selected according to the average value, and then the population with the highest maturity and yield is selected according to the number of selected people. Or, around the important growth period, select the population with the plant height that meets the ideal goal of breeding. In fact, we can carefully design a large number of options based on our experience.
- Sub-center principle If the choice around the mean and the mode is called the center, the range around the mean and the mode is called the center. In the secondary center selection, the range of choice can be greatly increased. The average number and the majority are called the last center, and the following is called the next center. You can combine the different breeding points according to the breeding target and the next center. You can combine many options. As long as the combination and data range do not overlap, many populations can be selected to maximize the genetic diversity of the population. For example, we have designed a set of genetic diversity breeding programs for 12 parents. In an ecological region, at least 20 populations can be selected. We selected more than 40 populations in 2 ecoregions.
- the seeds of the corresponding individual plants of the same population are mixed in equal amounts, and the first-level population with the same basic performance is obtained.
- the breeder can comprehensively observe and appropriately select the population, such as Elimination of the error caused by the measurement error in the computer classification, the variation of the individual material instability, the apparently inconsistent individual plants and the abnormal single plants that obviously affect the overall yield, quality and resistance of the population, etc.
- Shuttle optimization in different regions increasing the adaptability of the population, and thus improving the population for several generations.
- the choice at this time is not a process of traditional “selecting excellent” menus, but focusing on the formation of population coordination and overall resistance, quality, high yield and sustainable development.
- the invention can be specifically applied to common self-pollination and often pollination crops, and in the following, specifically, rice, peanut, wheat, cotton, soybean, tomato and rape, pepper, cabbage, kale, eggplant, for example,
- rice, peanut, wheat, cotton, soybean, tomato and rape, pepper, cabbage, kale, eggplant for example.
- the illustrative examples are given by way of illustration.
- Hybridization method 'Lee ⁇ accounted for X ⁇ too accounted for 8 , and the resulting generation was self-breeding for one generation, and the resulting separated generation 10 plants were used as the parent group;
- the second hybridization was carried out by using the Ft of the previous hybrid as the parental parent. This is a non-separating generation, and the hybridization workload is not large, and it is guaranteed that dozens of hybrid seeds can be obtained:
- the above 214 hybrid progeny were kept at least 10 self-crossing plants per plant, and the stability was self-crossing for 6 generations. Finally, after each of the hybrid progenies was stabilized, the heading and heading stages of all the individual plants were determined. According to these basic characteristics, according to the average number, the number of the population, the breeding target, etc., the same plant in the range of the single plant selection and the combined permit error is obtained according to these basic characteristics.
- the populations are JT1-JT20. Because of the two seasons in Guangdong province, all breeding generations have reached 13 generations.
- the above-mentioned hybrid progeny were kept at least 10 self-crossing plants per plant, and the stability was self-crossing for 6 generations. Finally, after each of the hybrid progeny was stabilized, the heading date and heading stage plant height of all the individual plants were determined. According to these basic characteristics, according to these basic characteristics, according to the average number of the population, the mode, the breeding target, etc., on the computer, the single plant selected and merged within the same tolerance range, and 20 populations were obtained. , respectively, JT1-JT20. Because Guangdong province has two seasons a year, all breeding generations have reached 13 generations.
- Group rice line performance Screening and classification of the same type of plants by selecting the heading stage, heading stage plant height, maturity plant height and maturity stage> Select 20 group rice as shown in Table 1 below. Too high or low amylose content is the main constraint of current conventional breeding. Most of the varieties exceed the national standard of secondary quality standards of 16 - 23%, and it is more difficult to meet the national standard of 17 - 22%. As a result, among the currently cultivated rice varieties, only about 5% of the national high-quality 1 - 2 rice varieties are produced. The quality of the lines in the breeding stage is even lower. In this study, there were 14 strains with an amylose content above the national standard level 2, accounting for 70% of the 20 selected strains, and 5 of which reached the national standard level, accounting for 25 percent. Compared with conventional breeding, the efficiency of selecting high quality strains of national standards has been greatly improved. Genetic diversity breeding directly achieves the effect of mixing formula rice, which benefits farmers and at least improves efficiency by more than 60%.
- the original parents of the parent group are 3: oyster sauce 321 , Yueyou 79, FU91-103
- each male parent (parent 1, male 2) was mixed, and then each female parent was pollinated, and each hybrid obtained 4-5 seeds. .
- a total of 220 hybrid progeny were obtained from three maternal lines of three crosses; each hybrid progeny retained a self-crossing individual in subsequent generations, ie, stable self-crossing for 6 generations; obtaining a stable population with broad genetic basis .
- each individual of each hybrid progeny was grown into a line and stability was observed. The growth period and plant height of each line were recorded. Combine the same growth period and the same plant height into one population. In the case of unstable population, regular decontamination can be carried out until the final consistency.
- a total of three populations, JTHS1, JTHS2, and JTHS3, were selected, and their growth and plant height parameters were as follows:
- the performance of the group peanut line Through the steps of selecting the flowering stage, the plant height of the lower needle stage, the plant height of the mature stage, and the maturity stage, the screening and classification of the same type of individual plants were carried out, and 20 group peanuts were selected as shown in Table 2 below.
- Low yields are a major constraint to current conventional breeding, with most varieties having a protein content of less than 32%.
- the quality of the lines in the breeding stage is even lower. In this study, there were 14 strains with a protein content of more than 32%, accounting for 70% of the 20 selected strains, of which 34% were 1%, accounting for 5%.
- the efficiency of selecting high quality strains has been greatly improved over conventional breeding.
- the consistency of the population selected in the computer can be basically achieved. The specificity and consistency are determined by the set range and the accuracy of the measurement. Under the control of human beings, only the selected populations should be properly selected and eliminated. Strain. Because the stability of self-pollination crops will not change.
- each male parent (parent 1, male 2) was mixed, and then each female parent was pollinated, and each hybrid obtained 4-5 seeds. .
- a total of 220 cross-breedings were obtained from three maternal plants with three crosses; each hybrid progeny retained a self-crossing individual in subsequent generations, ie, 6 years of stable self-crossing; obtaining a stable population with broad genetic basis .
- each individual of each hybrid progeny was grown into a line and stability was observed. The growth period and plant height of each line were recorded. Combine the same growth period and the same plant height into one population. In the case of unstable population, regular decontamination can be carried out until the final consistency.
- a total of three populations, JTXM1, JTXM2, and JTXM3, were selected, and their growth and plant height parameters were as follows:
- Group wheat line performance Screening and classification of the same type of individual plants were carried out by sequentially selecting the stage of flowering stage, plant height and maturity, and 16 group wheats were selected as shown in Table 3 below.
- the low crude protein content is the limiting factor of conventional high-quality breeding, and the crude protein content of most varieties is less than 17%. Causing the current breed, Only a small percentage of the protein content of 17% or more. The quality of the lines in the breeding stage is even lower. In this study, there were 8 strains that enhanced the crude protein content selection by more than 17%, accounting for 50% of the 16 selected strains, of which 22% were one. It has greatly improved the efficiency of selecting high quality strains than conventional breeding.
- the consistency of the population selected in the computer can be basically achieved. The specificity and consistency are determined by the set range and the accuracy of the measurement. Under the control of human beings, only the selected populations should be properly selected and eliminated. Strain. Because the stability of self-pollination crops will not change.
- Table 3 Wheat genetic diversity breeding line performance
- Liaodou No. 1 X Hefeng No. 41, Jiyu No. 58 X Liaodou No. 13, and 1000 individual plants produced by cross-breeding were used as paternal groups, respectively, and crossed with the female parent group; 2 The original parents of the parent group are 3: Hefeng No. 41, Jiyu 58 and Liaodou No. 13
- each male parent (parent 1, male 2) was mixed, and then each female parent was pollinated, and each hybrid obtained 4-5 seeds. .
- a total of 220 hybrid progeny were obtained from three maternal lines of three crosses; each hybrid progeny retained a self-crossing individual in subsequent generations, ie, stable self-crossing for 6 generations; obtaining a stable population with broad genetic basis .
- each individual plant of each hybrid progeny was planted into a line, and stability was observed. The growth period and plant height of each line were recorded. Combine the same growth period and the same plant height into one population. In the case of unstable population, regular decontamination can be carried out until the final consistency.
- a total of 3 populations were selected, TT1, JT2, and JT3, and their growth and plant height parameters were as follows:
- Group soybean strain performance Through the selection of pod habit, plant height, and growth period, the screening and classification of the same type of individual plants were carried out, and 12 group peanuts were selected as shown in Table 4 below.
- the difficulty in breaking crude fat content is the main constraint of current conventional breeding, and the crude fat content of most varieties is between 20-21%.
- the quality of the lines in the breeding stage is even lower.
- the consistency of the population selected in the computer can be basically achieved. The specificity and consistency are determined by the set range and the accuracy of the measurement. Under the control of human beings, only the selected populations should be properly selected and eliminated. Hybrid. Because it is a self-pollinating crop, the stability during reproduction will not change.
- This experiment uses 6 parent materials from different sources: Yingshi Dahong, Pink D-80, Boyu 368, Boyu 367, Jinxiang Fanzao, Jinxiang Fanbao.
- each male parent (parent 1, male 2) was mixed, and then each female parent was pollinated, and each hybrid obtained 4-5 seeds. .
- a total of 235 hybrid progeny were obtained from three maternal lines with three crosses; each hybrid progeny retained a self-sufficient individual in subsequent generations, ie, stable self-crossing for 6 generations; obtaining a stable population with a wide genetic basis .
- each individual of each hybrid progeny was grown into a line and stability was observed. The average fruit weight, fruit color, growth period and plant height of each line were recorded. The same average fruit weight, growth period and the same plant height are combined into one population. In the case of unstable population, conventional decontamination can be carried out until the final consistency.
- a total of three populations, JT1, JT2, and JT3, were selected, and their growth and plant height parameters were as follows:
- Group tomato strain performance Screening and classification of the same type of individual plants by sequentially selecting the weight of single fruit, fruit color, and plant height (you can also use the yellow, red and other parents to mix different colors to form a colorful Tomato, increasing the value of the commodity), the 12 groups of tomatoes selected in this study are shown in Table 5 below. Under the condition of single fruit weight, the yield breakthrough is the main constraint factor of the current conventional breeding. The weight of most varieties is between 100-200 grams and the total output is below 5000 kg/mu. In this study, we first selected 11 strains with a single fruit weight greater than 150 grams and a total fruit count per plant. A total of 11 strains were selected, 7 of which were larger than 200 grams, and the highest average fruit weight was 300 grams.
- the consistency of the population selected in the computer can be basically achieved. The specificity and consistency are determined by the set range and the accuracy of the measurement. Under the control of human beings, only the selected populations should be properly selected and eliminated. Hybrid. Because it is a self-pollinating crop, the stability during reproduction will not change.
- Huaza No. 4 X Huazao No. 3, Huayou (double) No. 3 X Huayou (double) No. 4, 1000 individual plants produced by cross-breeding as a male parent, respectively, with the female parent group;
- each male parent (parent 1, male 2) was mixed, and then each female parent was pollinated, and each hybrid obtained 4-5 seeds. .
- a total of 218 crosses were obtained from three maternal lines with three crosses; each hybrid progeny retained a self-sufficient individual in subsequent generations, ie, 6 years of stable self-crossing; obtaining a stable population with broad genetic basis .
- each individual of each hybrid progeny was grown into a line and stability was observed. The growth period and plant height of each line were recorded. Combine the same growth period and the same plant height into one population. In the case of unstable population, regular decontamination can be carried out until the final consistency.
- a total of three populations, JT1, JT2, and JT3, were selected, and their growth and plant height parameters were as follows:
- rapeseed is a regular cross-over crop, the self-sufficiency rate is generally more than 80%, and the stability during reproduction will not change in a short period of time.
- the original seed is isolated and planted, and the seed can be reproduced by purifying and rejuvenating.
- the original parent of the female parent group is 2: Zhongmian Institute 24, Zhongmian Institute 35
- Zhongmian Institute 24 X Zhongmian Institute 35, produced 10 generations of F 2 generations as the female parent group;
- the hybrid parents were selected from Zhongmian Institute of Zhongmian Institute 38, Zhongmian Institute 23, Zhongmian Institute 27, Zhongmian Institute 29, Hubei E Kang Cotton No. 7 and Hubei Anti-cotton 3 No. 12, Yumian No. 12, Yuzao 275, Henan, No. 21, No. 21, ⁇ 668, Hebei, Sumian No. 12, Sichuan Chuanmian 239.
- the above varieties were paired and crossed.
- each male parent (parent 1, male 2) was mixed, and then each female parent was pollinated, and each hybrid obtained 4-5 seeds. .
- a total of 220 hybrid progeny were obtained from three maternal lines of three crosses; each hybrid progeny retained a self-crossing individual in subsequent generations, ie, stable self-crossing for 6 generations; obtaining a stable population with broad genetic basis .
- each individual of each hybrid progeny was grown into a line and stability was observed. The growth period and plant height of each line were recorded. Combine the same growth period and the same plant height into one population. In the case of unstable population, regular decontamination can be carried out until the final consistency.
- a total of three populations, JT1, JT2, and JT3, were selected, and their growth and plant height parameters were as follows:
- Group cotton line performance The same type of plant is carried out by sequentially selecting the growth period, plant height, and yield steps. For the screening and classification, 12 group peanuts were selected as shown in Table 7 below. The low yield is the main constraint of the current conventional breeding. Most of the varieties have a yield of less than 90 kg per mu. As a result, among the varieties currently bred, there are fewer varieties with lint production exceeding 90 kg. The high yield of the line during the breeding phase is even lower. In this study, there were 7 strains with a lint yield of more than 90 kg, accounting for 58% of the 12 selected strains, of which 1 was 100 kg. More efficient than conventional breeding to select high product lines. The consistency of the population selected in the computer can be basically achieved.
- the specificity and consistency are determined by the set range and the accuracy of the measurement. Under the artificial control, only the selected populations should be properly selected and eliminated. Hybrid. Because cotton is a regular cross-border crop, the self-fertility rate is generally more than 80%, and the stability during reproduction will not change in a short period of time. By planting the original stock, the seed can be reproduced by purifying and rejuvenating.
- each male parent (parent 1, male 2) was mixed, and then each female parent was pollinated, and each hybrid obtained 4-5 seeds. .
- a total of 220 hybrid progeny were obtained from three maternal lines of three crosses; each hybrid progeny retained a self-crossing individual in subsequent generations, ie, stable self-crossing for 6 generations; obtaining a stable population with broad genetic basis .
- each individual of each hybrid progeny was grown into a line and stability was observed. The growth period and plant height of each line were recorded. The strains of the same growth period, the same plant height and the uniform pepper type are combined into one population. In the case of unstable population, conventional decontamination can be carried out until the final consistency.
- a total of three populations, JT1, JT2, and JT3, were selected, and their growth and plant height parameters were as follows:
- Group Capsicum Line Performance Carry out the same kind by selecting the steps of flowering plant height, fruit shape and maturity
- 10 group peppers were selected as shown in Table 8 below.
- the severe yield instability of various diseases is the main constraint factor of current pepper breeding.
- the yield of most varieties is unstable, and the average yield per mu is about 2500 kg.
- the yield of 10 strains was generally improved. Seven strains with a value of more than 2,500 kg accounted for 70%, while the yield reduction of less than 2,500 kg was not significant. Greater efficiency than conventional breeding.
- the consistency of the population selected in the computer can be basically achieved. The specificity and consistency are determined by the set range and the accuracy of the measurement.
- the original parent of the parent group is 2: Hong Kong No. 31, Qingbao No. 40
- Hong Kong No. 31 X Qingbao No. 40 produced 10 generations of F 2 generations as the female parent group; oil green 70 days X oil blue 49, oil green 12 X Xingqing heart 4, hybrid generation 100 Each plant is used as a paternal group and is crossed with the female parent group;
- each male parent (parent 1, male 2) was mixed, and then each female parent was pollinated, and each hybrid obtained 4-5 seeds. .
- a total of 2,000 hybrid progeny were obtained on three maternal plants with three crosses; each hybrid progeny retained a self-crossing individual in subsequent generations, ie, stable self-crossing for 6 generations; obtaining a stable population with broad genetic basis .
- each individual of each hybrid progeny was grown into a line and stability was observed. The growth period and plant height of each line were recorded. Combine the same growth period and the same plant height into one population. In the case of unstable population, regular decontamination can be carried out until the final consistency.
- a total of three populations, JT1, JT2, and JT3, were selected, and their growth and plant height parameters were as follows:
- Group Cabbage Performance The selection and selection of the same type of individual plants by the steps of selecting the initial harvest period, plant height, and green classification, and selecting 10 groups of cabbages are shown in Table 9 below.
- the unstable yield of various diseases is the main constraint factor of current pepper breeding. The yield of most varieties is unstable, and the average yield is 700-1200. About a pound. In this study, the selection of the disease was reduced by multiple genotypes, and the yield selection was enhanced. The yield of 10 lines was generally improved. Six lines with more than 1200 kg accounted for 60%, while the reduction of lines with less than 1200 kg was not significant. Greater efficiency than conventional breeding.
- the consistency of the population selected in the computer can be basically achieved. The specificity and consistency are determined by the set range and the accuracy of the measurement.
- Green eggplant No. 1 X green eggplant No. 3, green eggplant No. 4 X white eggplant No. 1, 120 individual plants produced by cross-breeding were used as the male parent group, respectively, and crossed with the female parent group;
- each male parent (parent 1, male 2) was mixed, and then each female parent was pollinated, and each hybrid obtained 4-5 seeds. .
- a total of 2,000 hybrid progeny were obtained on three maternal plants with three crosses; each hybrid progeny retained a self-crossing individual in subsequent generations, ie, stable self-crossing for 6 generations; obtaining a stable population with broad genetic basis .
- each individual of each hybrid progeny was grown into a line and stability was observed. The growth period, plant height and fruit characteristics of each line were recorded. The strains of the same growth period, the same plant height and the same fruit type are combined into one population. In the case of unstable population, conventional decontamination can be carried out until the final consistency.
- a total of three populations, JT1, JT2, and JT3, were selected, and their growth and plant height parameters were as follows:
- Group eggplant strain performance Screening and classification of the same type of individual plants were carried out by sequentially selecting the initial harvesting period, plant height, and fruit characteristics.
- the 10 group eggplant strains were selected as shown in Table 10 below.
- the various diseases are serious, and the unstable yield is the main constraint factor of the current eggplant breeding.
- Most of the varieties generally have a yield of 4000- 4500 kg per mu.
- the selection of the disease was reduced by multiple genotypes, and the yield selection was enhanced.
- the yield of 10 lines was generally improved, and 6 lines of more than 4,500 kg accounted for 60%. Greater efficiency than conventional breeding.
- Selected in the computer The consistency of the selected population can be basically achieved. The specificity and consistency are determined by the set range and the accuracy of the determination.
- eggplant is a regular cross-cropping crop
- the self-sufficiency rate is generally more than 80%, and the stability during reproduction will not change in a short period of time.
- the original seed is isolated and planted, and the seed can be reproduced by purifying and rejuvenating. This technique is clearly simple and feasible compared to hybrid seed production techniques. Simply breed the lines within the breeding group and mix as needed.
- This experiment used 6 parental materials from different sources: Chinese flower kale, common kale - 1, oriental sharp blue, white flower kale, fine leaf early mustard blue, wrinkled leaf early mustard blue.
- Chinese flower mustard X ordinary kale - 1 the resulting 10 generations of F 2 generations are used as the female parent group; Oriental mustard blue X white flower mustard, fine leaf early mustard blue X wrinkle leaf early mustard blue, hybridization 120 individual plants were used as paternal groups and crossed with the female parent group;
- test materials Breeding of excellent group strains of high quality and comprehensive traits: selection of different varieties of Chinese kale varieties, early maturity Hong Kong white flower mustard, fine leaf early mustard blue, wrinkled leaf early mustard blue, medium mature type Taiwan middle flower, medium late mustard blue , Hong Kong Chinese flower, Hossin blue, Chinese flower kale, late-maturing variety wrinkled leaf late mustard blue, oriental sharp kale, ordinary kale - 1, late flower mustard.
- Chinese kale varieties early maturity Hong Kong white flower mustard, fine leaf early mustard blue, wrinkled leaf early mustard blue, medium mature type Taiwan middle flower, medium late mustard blue , Hong Kong Chinese flower, Hossin blue, Chinese flower kale, late-maturing variety wrinkled leaf late mustard blue, oriental sharp kale, ordinary kale - 1, late flower mustard.
- Chinese kale Chinese kale varieties
- early maturity Hong Kong white flower mustard fine leaf early mustard blue
- wrinkled leaf early mustard blue medium mature type Taiwan middle flower
- medium late mustard blue Hong Kong Chinese flower
- Hossin blue Chinese flower kal
- Taiwanese flower X in the late mustard blue Chinese flower mustard X fine leaf early mustard blue;
- each male parent (parent 1, male 2) was mixed, and then each female parent was pollinated, and each hybrid obtained 4-5 seeds. .
- a total of 2,000 hybrid progeny were obtained on three maternal plants with three crosses; each hybrid progeny retained a self-crossing individual in subsequent generations, ie, stable self-crossing for 6 generations; obtaining a stable population with broad genetic basis .
- each individual of each hybrid progeny was grown into a line and stability was observed. The growth period and plant height of each line were recorded. The strains of the same growth period and the same plant height are combined into one population. In the case of unstable population, conventional decontamination can be carried out until the final consistency.
- a total of three populations, JT1, JT2, and JT3, were selected, and their growth and plant height parameters were as follows:
- Group kale strain performance Screening and classification of the same type of individual plants were carried out by sequentially selecting the steps of initial harvest, plant height, and green classification, and 10 group mustards were selected as shown in Table 11 below.
- the unstable yield of various diseases is the main constraint factor of current pepper breeding.
- the yield of most varieties is unstable, and the average yield per mu is about 1000-1500 kg.
- the yield of 10 strains was generally improved, and 5 strains larger than 1500 kg accounted for 50%. Greater efficiency than conventional breeding.
- the consistency of the population selected in the computer can be basically achieved. The specificity and consistency are determined by the set range and the accuracy of the measurement.
- the present invention implements a new technical route of genetic diversity population breeding, and promotes the species-group crops, contributing to the original breakthrough of crop breeding.
- This species has the characteristics that farmers can properly keep seeds, and is also suitable for large-scale development of original species; it is highly adaptable and disease-resistant.
- the breeding process relies on the reduction of expert experience and is also suitable for farmers. Seed selection. With a wide range of development and application prospects, it will have great originality and lead to new revolutionary breakthroughs.
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