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Recombination of R-D chromosome in pollen plants cultured from hybrid of 6x Triticale x common wheat

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Ninety-three pollen plants derived from the hybrid F1 of 6x Triticale x common wheat were observed cytologically. The rye chromosomes presented in these plants were identified by Giemsa-banding. Pollen plants having chromosome constitution 2n = 24 in haploids and 2n=46 in diploids were found to be predominant. The chromosome distributions of the R and D genome are different. R chromosomes distributed randomly and tended to full combination in offspring, but D chromosomes distributed non-randomly and tended to maintain intact.

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Tao, Y.Z., Hu, H. Recombination of R-D chromosome in pollen plants cultured from hybrid of 6x Triticale x common wheat. Theoret. Appl. Genetics 77, 899–903 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00268346

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