Breeding method of few-seed watermelons
A watermelon and seed technology, which is applied in the field of seedless watermelon breeding, can solve problems such as the cultivation of translocation lines with unfavorable and good traits, watermelon gene mutation, etc., and achieve the effect of simple method, easy operation, and stable seedless traits
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[0019] Example 1 Breeding of a few-seed watermelon line W1301:
[0020] Step 1. Select the watermelon variety "Jingxin No. 1" and self-bred for 5 consecutive generations to obtain inbred lines wmj08, wmj09 and wmj10 with different traits.
[0021] Step 2: Soak the seeds of the inbred line wmj10 with distilled water until they are saturated with water, then transfer them to 1.3% EMS phosphate buffer (phosphate buffer concentration is 0.05mol / L, PH=7.0) for 8h, and rinse with water after treatment 3 times, then rinse with running water for 30 minutes. After sowing the seeds (E1), 150 plants were sown, numbered A1-A150 respectively. After flowering, the pollen viability identification of each line was carried out. A total of 7 individual plants with pollen viability less than 50% were identified, numbered B1-B7, and then artificially bagged and selfed B1-B7;
[0022] Step 3: Sow selfed seeds (E2) of B1~B7, and sown 20 plants per plant. To E 2 The pollen viability identification of ea...
Embodiment 2
[0031] Example 2 Breeding of low-seed watermelon line W1406:
[0032] Step 1. Select the watermelon variety ‘Xiaolan’ and self-bred for 5 consecutive generations to obtain inbred lines wmx03, wmx06 and wmx08 with different traits.
[0033] Step 2. Soak the seeds of the inbred line wmx08 with distilled water until they are saturated with water, then transfer them to 1.3% EMS phosphate buffer (phosphate buffer concentration is 0.05mol / L, PH=7.0) for 8h, and rinse with water after treatment 3 times, then rinse with running water for 30 minutes. After sowing the seeds (E1), 150 plants were sown, numbered A1-A150 respectively. After flowering, the pollen viability identification of each line was carried out. A total of 4 individual plants with pollen viability less than 50% were identified, numbered B1~B4, and then B1~B4 were artificially bagged and selfed;
[0034] Step 3: Sow selfed seeds (E2) from B1 to B4, and sown 20 plants per plant. To E 2 The pollen viability identification of ...
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