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Grain Quality and Genetic Analysis of Hybrids Derived from Different Ecological Types in Japonica Rice (Oryza sativa)
Author(s): LENG Yan, HONG De-lin
Pages: 165-
170
Year: 2004
Issue:
4
Journal: RICE SCIENCE
Keyword: hybrid rice; grain quality; inheritance; ecological type;
Abstract: The performance and inheritance of 7 quality traits were studied using F2 rice grain derived from 8×8 diallel crossing made by employing 8 parents of different ecological japonica rice types. Differences in each trait among 8 parents were not obvious, but in F2 generation, transgressive phenomena were found in all the traits studied, indicating that the genes controlling these traits among parents were segregated. The inheritance of grain width, grain weight, chalkiness score (CS), gelatinization temperature (GT) and gel consistency (GC) were suitable to additive-dominant model, and dominant effect contributed mainly for the 5 traits. The inheritance of grain length (GL) and amylose content (AC) did not fit into additive-dominant model, existing epistatic interactions. Dominant genes for grain width and grain weight had the efficiency of decreasing effect, and dominant genes for CS, GT and GC had the efficiency of enhancing effect. Koshihikari contained more recessive genes for gelatinization temperature than other varieties. Zhendao 88 had more dominant genes in grain width and grain weight than other varieties.Xiushui 04 possessed more dominant genes for GL and GC, and more recessive genes for CS than other varieties.
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