https://scholars.tari.gov.tw/handle/123456789/2813
Title: | 茶樹自交不親和性的應用 | Other Titles: | Applications of the Self-incompatibility of the Tea Plant | Authors: | 李臺強 Lee Tair-Chyang |
Issue Date: | Nov-2000 | Publisher: | 農業試驗所 | Related Publication(s): | 農業試驗所特刊第94號 | Start page/Pages: | 221-222 | Source: | 2000年豆類、茶及新興作物育種及生產技術改進研討會論文集 | Conference: | 2000年豆類、茶及新興作物育種及生產技術改進研討會 Proceeding of the Symposium on the Improvement of Breeding and Production Techniques of Legumes, Tea and New Special Crops 2000 |
Abstract: | 本計畫希望利用茶樹之自交不親和性於隔離地區生產雜交種子,以提高育種效率。但在應用之前需先了解茶樹自交行為,本年度即針對參試親本套袋自交,每品種300朵花,經調查結實率:大葉種阿薩姆2.4%、台茶8號0.3%,小葉種青心烏龍0.6%、大葉烏龍3.2%、水仙0%、黃心烏龍1.0%、青心大冇0.1%、硬枝紅心0.3%、台茶12號0%、台茶13號1.7%、台茶5號0.3%、鐵觀音0.3%,新品系51-67 1.3%、四季春0.3%等14個品種(系),發現參試茶樹品種無論大、小葉種其自交結實率均介於0~3.2%間,屬育種學上異交作物之範圍,因此可稱參試親本茶樹屬於異交作物,並從此結實率可發現茶樹自交機率極低,將來育種應用時可忽略自交行為部份。 The program aims at enhancing species cultivation rate by producing hybrid seeds in the segregation with the self- incompatibility of tea trees. However, the act of self- pollinated of tea trees must be understood before the program is conducted. A pilot project has been started since this year on 300 flowers for each species. The results show that the sumptuous rate is: Assam Indigenous 2.4 % ; TTES No. 8 is 0.3 % ; Chin Shin Oolong is 0.6 % ;Dah Yeh Oolong is 3.2 % ; Shoei Shian is 0 % ; Huang Shin Ooiong is 1.0 % ;Chin Shin Dah Pan is 0.1 % ;Ying Jy Homg Shin is 0.3 % ;TTES No. l3is 1.7 % ;TTES No.5 is 0.3 % ;Tiee Guan In is 0.3 % ;new species No.51-67 are 1.3 % ;Shy Jin Chuen is 0.3 %. The average of all subjects is between 0-3.2 % , which belongs to the group of crosspollinated crop in cultivation. Hence, we can call the subjects as cross-pollinated crops. The sumptuous rate further suggests a tiny self-pollinated rate, and we can omit the self-pollinated section in applications of cultivation. |
URI: | https://scholars.tari.gov.tw/handle/123456789/2813 | ISBN: | 957-02-7274-0 |
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