Dergiler / Turkish Journal of Biology / 2005 / Cilt: 29 - Sayı: 2

Incompatibility Alleles Expressed in Pollen of Turkish Hazelnut Cultivars

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111–116
Yayın Tarihi
2005-02-01
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Pollen of Palaz and Yuvarlak Badem expresses S2, pollen of Foşa, Mincane and Sivri expresses S8, pollen of Kan, Cavcava, Acı and Kargalak expresses S10, pollen of İncekara, Kalınkara and Uzunmusa expresses S21, pollen of Yassı Badem expresses S5, pollen of Tombul expresses S12 and pollen of Çakıldak expresses S24.

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Amaç & Hipotez:Sphorophytic pollen-stigma incompatibility is a characteristic of the genus Corylus.
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Temel Bulgular & Veri:The incompatibility alleles S2, S5, S8, S10, S12, S21 and S24 were identified in the pollen of Turkish cultivars.
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Sonuç & Katkı:Pollen of Palaz and Yuvarlak Badem expresses S2, pollen of Foşa, Mincane and Sivri expresses S8, pollen of Kan, Cavcava, Acı and Kargalak expresses S10, pollen of İncekara, Kalınkara and Uzunmusa expresses S21, pollen of Yassı Badem expresses S5, pollen of Tombul expresses S12 and pollen of Çakıldak expresses S24.
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⚙️Değişkenler:Corylus avellana · hazelnut · pollen-stigma incompatibility

Özet

Sphorophytic pollen-stigma incompatibility is a characteristic of the genus Corylus. Incompatibility alleles expressed in the pollen of Turkish hazelnut cultivars were identified. Cultivars were selected from the field collection at Giresun, and were used as the pollen parents. Tester plants, whose S-alleles were known, were located in Ankara and Corvallis. Compatible crosses produced masses of long and parallel tubes while incompatible crosses produced very short tubes that often curved or ended with a pronounced bulb. The incompatibility alleles S2, S5, S8, S10, S12, S21 and S24 were identified in the pollen of Turkish cultivars. Pollen of Palaz and Yuvarlak Badem expresses S2, pollen of Foşa, Mincane and Sivri expresses S8, pollen of Kan, Cavcava, Acı and Kargalak expresses S10, pollen of İncekara, Kalınkara and Uzunmusa expresses S21, pollen of Yassı Badem expresses S5, pollen of Tombul expresses S12 and pollen of Çakıldak expresses S24.

Abstract

Sphorophytic pollen-stigma incompatibility is a characteristic of the genus Corylus. Incompatibility alleles expressed in the pollen of Turkish hazelnut cultivars were identified. Cultivars were selected from the field collection at Giresun, and were used as the pollen parents. Tester plants, whose S-alleles were known, were located in Ankara and Corvallis. Compatible crosses produced masses of long and parallel tubes while incompatible crosses produced very short tubes that often curved or ended with a pronounced bulb. The incompatibility alleles S2, S5, S8, S10, S12, S21 and S24 were identified in the pollen of Turkish cultivars. Pollen of Palaz and Yuvarlak Badem expresses S2, pollen of Foşa, Mincane and Sivri expresses S8, pollen of Kan, Cavcava, Acı and Kargalak expresses S10, pollen of İncekara, Kalınkara and Uzunmusa expresses S21, pollen of Yassı Badem expresses S5, pollen of Tombul expresses S12 and pollen of Çakıldak expresses S24.

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ERDOĞAN, V., MEHLENBACHER, S. A., KÖKSAL, A. İ., KURT, H. (2005). Incompatibility Alleles Expressed in Pollen of Turkish Hazelnut Cultivars. Turkish Journal of Biology, Cilt: 29 - Sayı: 2, 111–116. https://ajindex.com/articles/182272

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