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Studies on in vitro induction mutation for wheat mutant of resistance to root rot and its resistance mechanism

  • 1. Institute of Crop Breeding, Heilongjiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Harbin (China)

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The screening wheat mutant which has the resistance to root rot was completed in 37 varieties by in vitro induction mutation method. The effect of irradiation on in vitro culture of different wheat explants and the effectiveness of screening rude toxin were studied. Two wheat mutants, RB500 and RB501, which have the resistance to root rot, were obtained. Changes of the ultrastructure and defensive enzymes (SOD, ROD and PAL) were investigated by using mutants and parent under the action of rude toxin. The results showed that the rude toxin could induce changes of enzyme activity, isoenzyme pattern and ultrastructure of the mitochondria and chloroplast. These change correspond to their ability of resistance to disease. The mutant under the action of toxin has the ability to increase the defensive enzyme activity and to reduce the damage of cell membrane system that would result in resistance increasing

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ISBN
7-5022-0724-4
Imprint Pagination
12 p.
Report number
CNIC--00638

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Secondary number(s)
CSNAS--0060.