A method for evaluating the cross-compatibility between transgenic soybean and wild soybean
A technology of genetically modified soybeans and wild soybeans, applied in botany equipment and methods, plant genetic improvement, application, etc., can solve problems such as unscientific compatibility, different risks of planting genetically modified soybeans, differences in pod setting rate and seed setting rate, etc.
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[0039] Such as figure 1 It can be seen that the pods formed by selfing of wild soybeans are significantly different from the pods formed by transgenic soybean pollen. The pods formed by selfing are full, while the pods formed by crossing transgenic soybeans with wild soybeans are all shrunken. state, the number of full pods is very small, which is caused by the incompatibility between the two, so it is extremely important to establish a method for evaluating the compatibility of transgenic soybeans and wild soybean hybrids.
[0040] Such as figure 2 As shown, there are obvious differences in morphology between the seeds produced by crossing transgenic soybeans and wild soybeans and the seeds produced by selfing of wild soybeans. Most of the seeds formed are full grains. This resulted in a very significant difference in the index of the number of full grains between the two, so the full grain ratio of the two is extremely critical for us to evaluate their hybrid compatibilit...
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[0057] Compatibility Evaluation of Glyphosate-resistant Transgenic Soybean and 18 Wild Soybean Populations
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[0059] Collection of experimental materials: glyphosate-resistant transgenic soybeans were provided by the National Soybean Improvement Center of Nanjing Agricultural University. Wild soybean populations were collected in 18 different geographical locations across the country, see Table 1.
[0060] Table 1 Basic information of tested wild soybean populations
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[0062] Flowering meet planting technology: On the basis of fully understanding the growth characteristics of genetically modified soybeans and wild soybeans, the genetically modified soybeans and wild soybeans are planted in batches. The sowing container is a plastic flowerpot with holes at the bottom, and the planting substrate is farmland soil and organic cultivation soil. 1:1 mix well. One wild soybean plant was planted in each pot, and 8 plants constituted a repetition, a total of 4 repetitions, and one batch was planted. In order to ensure that wild soybeans can meet the flowering period of glyphosate-...
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