Fertility gene and application thereof
A fertility gene and fertility technology, which is applied to plant hybrid breeding, fertility gene FL2 and its mutants and its application in hybrid breeding, can solve the problem of high cost of seed production, reduction of hybrid seed purity, and seed production risk. increase, etc.
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Embodiment 1
[0109] Embodiment 1, rice male sterile mutant (osfl2) screening
[0110] The mutant was obtained by mutagenizing the indica rice Huanghuazhan seeds (M0) with EMS, the concentration and time of EMS mutagenesis were 0.7%, 12 hours, and the mutant pool (M1) was obtained from the seed plants of the M0 generation after they were fruited. Plants from the seeds of the M1 generation were used for screening at the seed maturity stage to obtain sterile plants. Sterile plants were regenerated by cutting rice piles, and pollen development and staining reactions of regenerated plants were detected by I2-KI staining during the reproductive period. One of the mutants showed no pollen type sterility (nopollen), named osfl2.
Embodiment 2
[0111] Embodiment 2, rice male sterile mutant (osfl2) genetic analysis
[0112] The osfl2 mutant sterile plants were crossed with the wild type Huanghuazhan, and all 80 F1 plants were fertile. Then the F1 generation was self-crossed, and among the 300 F2 generation plants obtained, 78 were pollen-free sterile, 222 plants were completely fertile, and the segregation ratio of sterile and fertile plants was close to 1:3 , showing that the mutation is controlled by a recessive nuclear gene.
Embodiment 3
[0113] Embodiment 3, rice male sterile mutant (osfl2) fertility stability analysis
[0114] In order to determine whether the osfl2 mutation's physicality is affected by ambient light and temperature, the F2 generation plants produced by crossing the sterile plants with wild-type Huanghuazhan were planted in Shenzhen, Sanya, Hunan, and Beijing, and the fertility and phenotypic segregation ratio of the plants were further observed. In all regions, the sterile plants:fertile plants showed a segregation ratio of 1:3 (Table 1), and the sterile plants regenerated from cutting rice piles were still sterile, indicating that the mutant's sterile traits were not affected by environmental factors .
[0115] Table 1: Segregation ratio of F2 generation of rice male sterile mutant (OsFL2) hybrid
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