STUDY OF INDUCED POLYGENIC VARIABILITY IN M 1 AND CHLOROPHYLL MUTATIONS IN M 2 GENERATIONS IN AROMATIC RICE

Authors

  • SATISH KR. CHAKRAVARTI
  • SANJEEV SINGH
  • H. KUMAR
  • J. P. LAL
  • MANISH K.VISHWAKARMA

Keywords:

Aromatic rice, Chlorophyll, mutations, Polygenic variability, Gamma rays

Abstract

Variability induced for quantitative characters (days to 50% flowering, days to maturity, plant height, panicle
length, panicle bearing tillers per plant and grain yield per plant.) were assessed on individual plant basis in M1
generation. The maximum frequency of chlorophyll mutations per 100M2 plants obtain in M2 generation in 20kR
gamma rays + EMS (0.2%) in Kalanamak following by Badshah Bhog, respectively. The Frequency and spectrum
of viable mutations per 100M2 plant maximum in 40kR gamma rays+ EMS (0.2%) in Badshah Bhog genotypes
were observed in M2 generation. Among chlorophyll mutations, Albino mutant was most frequent in both the
genotypes. The different types of chlorophyll mutations observed in M2 generation were Albino, Xantha, Striata
and Viridis.

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Published

2012-11-24

How to Cite

SATISH KR. CHAKRAVARTI, SANJEEV SINGH, H. KUMAR, J. P. LAL, & MANISH K.VISHWAKARMA. (2012). STUDY OF INDUCED POLYGENIC VARIABILITY IN M 1 AND CHLOROPHYLL MUTATIONS IN M 2 GENERATIONS IN AROMATIC RICE. The Bioscan, 8(1), 49–53. Retrieved from https://thebioscan.com/index.php/pub/article/view/2297