BREEDING FOR TOLERANCE TO IRON CHLOROSIS AND QUALITY CHARACTERS THROUGH ANTHER CULTURE IN RICE

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V. D. PATIL
Y. S. NERKER
M. B. MISAL
S. R. HARKAL

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Anther culture was under taken in three hybrids of rice with an objed to isolate genotype having tolerance to iron chlorosis and improved grain quality. Callus fonnation and plant generation was observed only in the hybrid Prabhavati x Basmati 370, which was also very low. The spontaneously diplodised plants were studied for their trueness. Their progenies were studied for the important characteristic and advanced. Variability was quite evident among the different progenies for the characters studied. Promising cultures were evaluated in multilocation trials for three years. One of the cultures Parag 401 has been released for cultivation under upland irrigated conditions. It is superior to the parent Prabhavati and check Sugandha for yield and quality characters having tolerance to iron chlorosis.

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PATIL, V. D., NERKER, Y. S., MISAL, M. B., & HARKAL, S. R. (1998). BREEDING FOR TOLERANCE TO IRON CHLOROSIS AND QUALITY CHARACTERS THROUGH ANTHER CULTURE IN RICE. INDIAN JOURNAL OF GENETICS AND PLANT BREEDING, 58(03), 291–296. https://doi.org/.
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