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Plant regeneration from in vitro cultures of stem internodes in self-incompatible triploid Lycopersicon peruvianum Mill. and cytogenetic analysis of regenerated plants

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  • 82-764430
In: Plant Science Letters v. 22, no. 3, p. 197-20482-764430Summary: Attempts were made, through in vitro culture of stem internodes, to produce triploids and hexaploids in self-incompatible triploid Lycopersicon peruvianum. In all, 64 plants have been regenerated. Cytological analysis showed that 2 were diploid, 33 triploid, 28 hexaploid and 1 cytochimera. The analyses of the breeding behaviour of the triploids and hexaploids have shown that, although S-heteroallelic, they were self-incompatible. This indicates that the presence of S-heteroallelic pollen is alone not sufficient for the breakdown of incompatibility character
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Attempts were made, through in vitro culture of stem internodes, to produce triploids and hexaploids in self-incompatible triploid Lycopersicon peruvianum. In all, 64 plants have been regenerated. Cytological analysis showed that 2 were diploid, 33 triploid, 28 hexaploid and 1 cytochimera. The analyses of the breeding behaviour of the triploids and hexaploids have shown that, although S-heteroallelic, they were self-incompatible. This indicates that the presence of S-heteroallelic pollen is alone not sufficient for the breakdown of incompatibility character

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