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| Title: | Crossability behavior and inter-relationship among nine different species of Capsicum |
| Authors: | S Patil, Anil Kumar |
| Guide/Chairperson: | D P, Singh |
| Keywords: | Crossability
behavior
inter-relationship
Capsicum |
| Issue Date: | 1983 |
| Year of Submission: | 1983 |
| Abstract: | Cytomorphological studies in 9 capsicum species (C. pendulum, C. praetermissum, C.
chacoensa, C. sinense, C. microcarphum, C. fasciculatum, C. baccatum, C. frutescens
and C. annuum) and their 17 F1 hybrids were conducted at IIHR, Bangalore. High
crossability, high pollen fertility and low meiotic irregularities were observed in the
following F1 hybrids which can be used successfully in a breeding programme for disease
resistance.
Sl.No. Successful hybrids
C. praetermissum x C. baccatum
C. praetermissum x C. annuum
C. microcarphum x C. pendulum
C. fasciculatum x C. praetermissum
C. fasciculatum x C. annuum
C. baccatum x C. praetermissum
C. fasciculatum x C. annuum
C. annuum x C. praetermissum
C. fasciculatum x C. baccatum
The above cross combinations indicate their close relationship with each other
genetically.
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| URI: | http://www.erepo.iihr.ernet.in/handle/123456789/360 |
| University in which they received their degree: | University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore |
| Degree Level: | M.Sc |
| Appears in Collections: | DIVISION OF VEGETABLE CROPS
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