A kind of breeding method of lobed-leaf ornamental kale
A technology for kale and split leaves is applied in the breeding field of ornamental kale with shallow split leaves, which can solve the problems of long-term continuous self-breeding viability decline, high reproduction cost, difficult to achieve hybridization rate and the like, and achieves short cycle and good ornamental quality. , the effect of simple breeding methods
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[0036] Cabbage cytoplasmic male sterile material C-12 (also known as Zhonggan No. 22, produced by the Vegetable and Flower Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences); imported ornamental kale varieties "White Peacock" and "Red Pigeon" can be purchased from Zhejiang Hongyue Flower Ltd.
[0037] Before breeding, the kale variety "White Peacock" was purified through continuous self-fertilization and directional selection for at least five generations (each generation selects and targets traits (including plant type, leaf type, outer leaf color, heart leaf color, plant expansion) The closest single plant selfing), obtained an ornamental kale inbred line with stable botanical characteristics, good combining ability, and large pollen amount, named the white deep-leaved kale inbred line Y316, the main characteristics of the inbred line See Table 1.
[0038] The kale variety "Red Pigeon" was purified through continuous self-fertilization a...
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