Transgene crop pollen competitive agent and method for cotten seed preparation
A competitive agent and transgenic technology, applied in botany equipment and methods, plant gene improvement, application, etc., can solve the problems of restricting the large-scale utilization of the first-generation hybrid seeds, the inability to guarantee the purity of hybrids, and the inapplicability of hybrids, so as to solve the problem of direct pollination Difficulties, saving the cost of artificial seed production, and the effect of labor-saving seed production
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[0042] Anti-glyphosate, insect-resistant cotton hybrid combination, use kanamycin, glyphosate and sucrose in distilled water (the same as the following examples) to prepare pollen competitors, wherein:
[0043] Kanamycin 0.08g·L -1 , sucrose 460g·L -1 ,
[0044] Glyphosate 0.042g·L -1 .
[0045] Add 0.08 g of kanamycin, 460 g of sucrose, and 0.042 g of glyphosate into 1000 ml of distilled water, and then add 0.1 g of Tween 80 as a spreading agent.
[0046] The non-transgenic cotton E disease-resistant cotton B was used as the female parent, and the glyphosate-resistant cotton A was used as the male parent to form a hybrid combination. Every morning during the flowering period, the seed producer holds a small sprayer with a pollen competitor in one hand, sprays the stigma and anthers of the female parent B, and then takes an open flower of the male parent A with the other hand to pollinate the stigma of the male parent B. Hybridization; one male flower can pollinate 5 fema...
Embodiment 2
[0051] A kanamycin-resistant insect-resistant cotton hybrid combination, kanamycin and sucrose are formulated with distilled water as a pollen competitor, wherein:
[0052] Kanamycin 0, 1g·L -1 , sucrose 420g·L -1 .
[0053] Add 0.01% Tuwen 80 as spreading agent when spraying.
[0054] The non-transgenic cotton E disease-resistant cotton B was used as the female parent, and the transgenic insect-resistant cotton A was used as the male parent to form a high-yielding combination. In the morning, take 30 grams of pollen from the male parent and put it into 100 milliliters of pollen competition solution, dip the pollen solution with a brush, apply it on the stigma of the female parent flower, or spray the stigma with a sprayer, and complete the hybrid pollination of a flower.
[0055] After sowing and emergence of hybrid seeds, use 5g·L -1 The seedlings were sprayed with kanamycin solution, and after 10 days, the pseudohybrid seedlings that were not resistant to the macula wer...
Embodiment 3
[0057] Insect-resistant cotton combination with dominant marker traits such as chicken feet, leaves, and no glands, neomycin, sucrose, gibberellin, boric acid, calcium nitrate, and magnesium sulfate contain in the pollen competitor solution:
[0058] Neomycin 0.07g·L -1 , sucrose 450g·L -1 , gibberellin 0, 1g·L -1 ,
[0059] Boric acid 0, 1g·L -1 , calcium nitrate 0, 3g·L -1 , magnesium sulfate 0, 2g·L -1 .
[0060] The method of using the pollen competitor is the same as in Example 2. Its method of selecting true and false hybrids is the same as that of embodiment 2, except that false hybrids that do not have chicken foot leaves and no gland markers can be further pulled out. The purity of hybrid seeds reaches 98%.
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