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GrainGenes Reference Report: ZAP-189-270

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Reference
ZAP-189-270
Title
A New Mutation in Wheat Producing Three Pistils in a Floret
Journal
Journal of Agronomy and Crop Science
Year
2003
Volume
189
Pages
270-272
Author
Peng ZS
Abstract
A floret carries only one pistil that will develop into one grain after fertilization in normal cultivated common wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) plants. A new cultivated common wheat mutation line ‘Three Pistils’ is described. It carries three pistils in a floret, all with the potential to develop into grains. The floret morphology of this line is reported. Genetic analysis of the three pistils trait was carried out by crossing Three Pistils with the normal common wheat variety Chinese Spring. F2 population segregation analysis revealed that the three pistils trait is controlled by a single dominant gene. This conclusion was confirmed by the backcross test.
Gene
Pis1 (Triticum)
Gene Class
Multi-gynoecium
Keyword
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carries
chinese
common wheat
common-wheat
crossing
f-2 population
fertilization
floret
gene
grains
morphology
mutation
pistil
population
segregation
spring
three pistils
trait
triticum
triticum aestivum
wheat variety

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