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Genetic interactions between wheat and rye genomes in triticale
Authors:C Jung  T Lelley
Institution:(1) Institut für Pflanzenbau und Pflanzenzüchtung, Universität Göttingen, D-3400 Von-Siebold-Strasse 8, Göttingen, FRG;(2) Present address: Institut für Angewandte Genetik, Universität Hannover, Herrenhäuser Strasse 2, D-3000 Hannover 21, FRG
Abstract:Summary Six primary triticale lines were produced from two advanced breeding lines of Triticum durum and three inbred genotypes of Secale cereale. The wheat and rye parents and the triticale derivatives were crossed in all possible combinations within each species group. Chiasma and univalent frequency of parents and hybrids were determined. The primary triticale lines had more univalents and less chiasmata per pollen mother cell than the corresponding wheat and rye parents together. The parental wheat F1 exhibited negative heterosis for chiasma frequency whereas all rye hybrids had much higher chiasma frequencies than their inbred parents. Triticale F1s generally showed lower chiasma frequencies and more univalents than their parents, but the degree of pairing failure was dependent upon which of the parental species within the triticale, wheat or rye, was in the heterozygous state. F1s with heterozygous wheat genome only showed the least reduction in chiasma number (presumably caused by gene actions within the wheat genome), while F1s with heterozygous rye genome showed high reduction in chiasma frequency and an increase in pairing failure (induced by negative interactions between the heterozygous rye and the wheat genome in triticale). A high correlation was found between the frequency of undisturbed pollen mother cells and the frequency of aneuploids in the subsequent generation. A higher number of aneuploids occurred in those populations which were heterozygous for the rye genome.
Keywords:Triticale  Diallel  Chiasma frequency  Aneuploidy  Genetic interaction
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