Wheat: evaluation of dihaploid lines originated via anther culture.

Author(s)

Marcus Vinicius Salomon

• Document type: Master's Dissertation
• Press: Piracicaba.
• Institution: Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Escola Superior de Agricultura Luiz de Queiroz (ESALA/BC)
• Defense date: 2002-03-07

Examining board members

Carlos Eduardo de Oliveira Camargo; Durval Dourado Neto; Antonio Wilson Penteado Ferreira Filho

• Advisor: Carlos Eduardo de Oliveira Camargo

Abstract

Thirty six dihaploid wheat lines, originated via anther culture from F1 hybrid plants were evaluated in two trials with eighteen lines plus two control cultivars (IAC-24 and IAC-289), in 1999 and 2000. Each trial was carried out in two locations of the State of São Paulo: trial I - Capão Bonito Agronomy Experiment Station (acid soil without lime application and upland condition) and Tatuí Agronomy Experiment Station (acid soil with lime application and sprinkler irrigation condition) and trial II - Monte Alegre do Sul and Tatuí Agronomy Experiment Station (both with acid soil with lime application and sprinkler irrigation condition). In each the genotypes were evaluated for lodging, plant height, cycle from emergence to flowering and from emergence to maturation, grain yield, resistance to disease, head length and yield components. All genotypes were also evaluated for aluminum toxicity tolerance, in nutrient solution, under laboratory condition. Considering trail I, the lines 4 (2.309 kg ha -1 ) and 5 (2.319 kg ha -1 ) originated from the cross PF70402/ALD'S'//PAT72160/ALD'S'/3/PEW'S'/4/OPATA/5/IAC-60, 9 (2.150 kg ha -1 ) from the cross MLR'S'/BUC'S'//BUC'S'/3/IAC-24, and the lines 11 (2.102 kg ha -1 ) e 12 (2.056 kg ha -1 ) from the cross TEPOCA/IAC-24, presented high grain yield. The line 13 (JUN/GEN//IAC-24) showed the shortest plants (53 cm). The lines 2, 4 and 18 originated from crosses JUN/GEN//IAC-24,PF70402/ALD'S'//PAT72160/ALD'S'/3/PEW'S'/4/OPATA/5/IAC-60 and TEPOCA/IAC-24, showed at the same time moderate resistance to the causal agents of leaf rust and leaf spot. All genotypes, with exception of the cultivar IAC-289 and the line 13 (JUN/GEN//IAC-24) , were considered tolerant to 10 mg L -1 Al 3+ , when evaluated in nutrient solutions. Considering trial II, the line 8 (ANA/IAC-24) and the cultivar IAC-289 presented high grain yield (3.311 e 3.341 kg ha -1 respectively). The line 3 (ANA/IAC-24//IAC-24) exhibited at the same time resistance to the causal agent of leaf rust, moderate resistance to the causal agent of leaf spot and immunity to the causal agent of powdery mildew. The lines 8 (ANA/IAC-24) and 14 (PF70402/ALD"S"//PAT72160/ALD"S"/3/PEW"S"/4/OPATA/5/IAC-60), also showed high tolerance to aluminum toxicity being associated to high grain yield, and so could be used in breeding programs with the objective to get cultivars for acid soils. (AU)