Abstract
Genetic instability of a barley shrunken mutant
Highlights
A putative transposable genetic instability in barley wanted, it is obvious that the genetic background (Hordeum vulgare L.) has produced a shrunken mu- affects the instability frequencies in the present tation showing xenia, i.e., observable segregation in case
It can mutate to a thinner shrunken perms show 14 % of the activity of soluble starch form
The shrunken stocks have produced synthase of a normal Bomi cultivar, which may a stripe-shoot mutant, and a mutant with embryos mean that the gene for soluble starch synthase has leading to inviability at germination (results not disbeen mutated (SCHULMAanNd AHOKAS1990)
Summary
A putative transposable genetic instability in barley wanted, it is obvious that the genetic background (Hordeum vulgare L.) has produced a shrunken mu- affects the instability frequencies in the present tation showing xenia, i.e., observable segregation in case. Plants segregating shrunken endosperm, xenia or sex genes have been nearly plump, shrunken and sterile florets in their listed for barley in the review by SDGAARaDnd VON spikes have independently appeared and been ob- A special class of endospermal mutants When grown, the nearly plump grains give rise to called des causes defective endosperms, xenia, and plants segregating the two types of grains and sterillethality (RAMAGaEnd CRANDAL1L981). Because the segregating and the suppressor mutant described below may fall spikes carried mainly shrunken grains, some nearly into the dex category.
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