A Study on Comparative Fertility Restoration in A2 and A4 Cytoplasms and Its Implication in Breeding Hybrid Pigeonpea [Cajanus cajan (L.) Millspaugh]
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ABSTRACT
Exploitation
of hybrid vigour has been visualized as the most efficient option for
increasing productivity in pigeonpea [Cajanus cajan (L.) Millspaugh].
Cytoplasms from various wild relatives of pigeonpea have been
transferred to develop CMS lines in the background of cultivated
pigeonpea. However, A2 (Cajanus scarabaeoides) and A4 (Cajanus
cajanifolius) cytoplasms have been utilized most frequently. In order to
study fertility restoration efficiency in F1 hybrids having either A2
or A4 cytoplasms, an experiment was conducted at the Indian Institute of
Pulses Research (IIPR), Kanpur during 2008-2012. Four CMS lines namely
Hy4A, H28A (each with A2 cytoplasm), ICP 2039A and ICP 2043A (both with
A4 cytoplasm) were crossed with ten genotypes/restorers of long duration
pigeonpea for two years. The F1 hybrids so-obtained were assessed in
the succeeding years for pollen fertility and pod setting. All the
pollinators except IPA 203 restored fertility in F1 hybrids derived from
ICP 2039A and ICP 2043A (both having A4 cytoplasm). However, none of
the restorers were effective in restoring fertility in hybrids derived
from Hy4A and H28A (each with A2 cytoplasm). This could be ascribed to
undesirable linkage drag still present in these two CMS lines having A2
cytoplasm. The F2 progenies derived from 4 hybrids (ICP 2039A × NA-1,
ICP 2039A × Bahar, ICP 2043A × NA-1 and ICP 2043A × Bahar) segregated
approximately into 3 fertile: 1 sterile plants. However, 2 F2 progenies
having Pusa 9 as the restorer revealed approximately 15 fertile:1
sterile ratio. Thus monogenic and digenic duplicate gene action with
complete dominance for fertility restoration was observed in F1 hybrids
derived from CMS lines having A4 cytoplasm. F3 progenies from individual
F2 plants of these crosses also confirmed the same pattern of fertility
restoration. This study indicated that CMS lines based on A4 cytoplasm
would be more desirable as these might have more number of restorers
compared to those having A2 cytoplasm.
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Choudhary,
A. and Singh, I. (2015) A Study on Comparative Fertility Restoration in
A2 and A4 Cytoplasms and Its Implication in Breeding Hybrid Pigeonpea
[Cajanus cajan (L.) Millspaugh]. American Journal of Plant Sciences, 6, 385-391. doi: 10.4236/ajps.2015.62044.
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