HYBRIDIZATION BETWEEN CULTIVATED SUNFLOWER AND WILD SPECIES HELIANTHUS BOLANDERI A. GRAY
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Interspecific hybridization was carried out between sterile analogues of cultivated sunflower lines with normal cytoplasm and wild annual Helianthus bolanderi accession E-009 from collection of DAIGeneral Toshevo. Hybrid plants were produced using classical breeding methods and the biotechnological method embryo rescue. The degree of crossability and the inheritance of some morphological traits were determined. The obtained F1 progenies were characterized from morphological and phytopathological point of view. Hybrid forms distinguished with resistance to stem canker, phoma and downy mildew were obtained. The hybrid plants, carriers of Rf genes for CMS Pet 1, could be used in sunflower breeding programs for developing restorer lines.
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3. IBPGR. 1985. Descriptors for cultivated and wild sunflower.AGPG. IBPGR/85/54, Roma, Italy.
4. Hladni N., Miklič V. 2012. Old and New Trends of Using Genetic Resources in Sunflower Plant Breeding With The Aim of Preserving Biodiversity. Proc. Int. Conf. on BioScience: Biotechnology and Biodiversity“,Novi Sad, Serbia.
5. Jan CC., Chandler JM. 1989. Sunflower interspecific hybrids and amphiploids of Helianthus annuus × H. bolanderi. Crop Science, 29: 643–646.
6. Mather K. J. Jinks. 1982. Biometrical genetics. Chapman & Hall, 430 p.
7. Nenova, N. 2002. Combining methods of interspecific hybridization with in vitro techniques to enrich the cultivated sunflower genome (H. annuus L.). PhD Thesis, Sofia, 2002.179 p. In Bulgarian.
8. Seiler, G. J. 1992. Utilization of wild sunflower species for the improvement of cultivated sunflower. Field Crops Research, 30: 195-230.
9. Rieseberg, LH., Baird S., Desrochers A. 1998. Patterns of mating in wild sunflower hybrid zones. Evolution, 52: 713-726.
10. Skoric, D., 1992. Results obtained and future directions of wild species use in sunflower breeding. Proc. of the 13th Inter. Sunfl. Conf., Pisa, Italy, p. 1317-1348.
11. SuknoS., J. Ruso, C.C. Jan, J.M. Melero-Vara, J.M. Fernández-Martínez.1999. Interspecific hybridization between sunflower and wild perennial Helianthus species via embryo rescue. Euphytica, Vol. 106 (1): 69–78.
12. Thompson, T.E., D.C. Zimmerman, and C.E. Rogers. 1981. Wild Helianthus as a genetic resource. Field Crops Res. 4:333–343.
13. Whelan, E.D.P. 1978. Cytology and interspecific hybridization. pp. 371-386. In: Carter JF. Editor. Sunflower Science and Technology. The American Society of Agronomy. Monograph, 505 pages.