Identification of male-sterile Coffea arabica at CATIE, Costa Rica.
Five male sterile C. arabica plants originating from an FAO collection (196465) in Ethiopia were discovered in the field collection of CATIE (Centro Agronomico Tropical de Investigacion y Ensenanza). Cytological studies on anthers confirmed a lack of pollen production, as did selfing experiments. Observed male sterility was due to early destruction of the tapetum, resulting in a complete lack of microspores at the flowering stage. Pollinations undertaken with pollen from a Catimor line (T8667) restored fertility. Three of the 5 plants were propagated by budding and exhibited male sterility under different soil and climatic conditions. The genetic determinism of this phenomenon appears to be nuclear and recessive. Possible use of these plants in aselection scheme aiming at F1 hybrid production is discussed.
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dig-fedepalma-123456789-832732022-08-05T10:12:10Z Identification of male-sterile Coffea arabica at CATIE, Costa Rica. Dufour, M., autor. aut 56691 Anthony, F. 42522 Bertrand, B. 42520 Eskes, A.B. 56682 anthers Coffea. male sterility mutants mutations pollen pollination stimulant plants Anther Infertility, Male Pollen Pollination Fertilization of plants Five male sterile C. arabica plants originating from an FAO collection (196465) in Ethiopia were discovered in the field collection of CATIE (Centro Agronomico Tropical de Investigacion y Ensenanza). Cytological studies on anthers confirmed a lack of pollen production, as did selfing experiments. Observed male sterility was due to early destruction of the tapetum, resulting in a complete lack of microspores at the flowering stage. Pollinations undertaken with pollen from a Catimor line (T8667) restored fertility. Three of the 5 plants were propagated by budding and exhibited male sterility under different soil and climatic conditions. The genetic determinism of this phenomenon appears to be nuclear and recessive. Possible use of these plants in aselection scheme aiming at F1 hybrid production is discussed. Five male sterile C. arabica plants originating from an FAO collection (196465) in Ethiopia were discovered in the field collection of CATIE (Centro Agronomico Tropical de Investigacion y Ensenanza). Cytological studies on anthers confirmed a lack of pollen production, as did selfing experiments. Observed male sterility was due to early destruction of the tapetum, resulting in a complete lack of microspores at the flowering stage. Pollinations undertaken with pollen from a Catimor line (T8667) restored fertility. Three of the 5 plants were propagated by budding and exhibited male sterility under different soil and climatic conditions. The genetic determinism of this phenomenon appears to be nuclear and recessive. Possible use of these plants in aselection scheme aiming at F1 hybrid production is discussed. text d |
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Five male sterile C. arabica plants originating from an FAO collection (196465) in Ethiopia were discovered in the field collection of CATIE (Centro Agronomico Tropical de Investigacion y Ensenanza). Cytological studies on anthers confirmed a lack of pollen production, as did selfing experiments. Observed male sterility was due to early destruction of the tapetum, resulting in a complete lack of microspores at the flowering stage. Pollinations undertaken with pollen from a Catimor line (T8667) restored fertility. Three of the 5 plants were propagated by budding and exhibited male sterility under different soil and climatic conditions. The genetic determinism of this phenomenon appears to be nuclear and recessive. Possible use of these plants in aselection scheme aiming at F1 hybrid production is discussed. |
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Identification of male-sterile Coffea arabica at CATIE, Costa Rica. |
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