A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF CHEMICALLY INDUCED MICROMUTATIONAL VARIABILITY IN M2 GENERATION OF RAPESEED AND MUSTARD
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Micromutational variability induced by EMS and DES in one variety each of rapeseed (T5-29) and mustard (BM 35-9-9) was analysed for six polygenic traits of economic importance. Variability considerably increased for siliquas/plant, siliqua length, seedslsiliqua, and seed yield/plant. The rapeseed varietywas more responsive to mutagenic treatment than the mustard variety, and DES increased micromutational variability to a greater extent than EMS.
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PANDA, P. K., & SUBUDHI, P. K. (1994). A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF CHEMICALLY INDUCED MICROMUTATIONAL VARIABILITY IN M2 GENERATION OF RAPESEED AND MUSTARD. INDIAN JOURNAL OF GENETICS AND PLANT BREEDING, 54(03), 269–274. https://doi.org/.
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