Wild Nicotiana Species as a Source of Cytoplasmic Male Sterility in Nicotianatabacum
@article{Nikova2002WildNS, title={Wild Nicotiana Species as a Source of Cytoplasmic Male Sterility in Nicotianatabacum}, author={Violeta Milanova Nikova and Roumiana Vladova}, journal={Beitr{\"a}ge zur Tabakforschung International/Contributions to Tobacco Research}, year={2002}, volume={20}, pages={301 - 311} }
Abstract The results of our experiments executed to obtain tobacco male sterile lines through interspecific hybridization are summarized. Ten wild species from the genus Nicotiana: N. excelsior (exc), N. amplexicaulis (amp), N. rustica (rus), Nicotianaglauca (gla), N. velutina (vel), N. benthamiana (ben), N. maritima (mar), N. paniculata (pan), N. longiflora (lon) and N. africana (afr) were used as cytoplasmic donors and N. tabacum, cv. HarmanliiskaBasma (HB) as a donor of the nucleus. Genetic…
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