Abstract

Bulk seeds of each of nine strains of hexaploid triticale were classified according to size by passing them over four round-holed sieves, 8/64, 9/64, 10/64 and 11/64-inch mesh. The actual size was different in different strains depending on the characteristic seed size of the strain (Table 2). Of the nine strains, six had low aneuploid frequency (11.8% average) and three had high aneuploid frequency (39.0% average) in the bulk populations. Chromosome numbers were counted in root-tip mitosis of germinating seeds.

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