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C E L L CU LTUR E FO R PRODUCING PLANTS R E SISTA N T TO BIOTIC AND AB IO TIC

FACTORS

THEDEVELOPMENTOFLEAFRUST RESISTANTWHEATLINES BY

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VITROANDROGENESIS

I.V.Golovanova

AltaiResearch Institute o fSoilManagementandPlantBreeding, Barnaul

Including the resistance to diseases in number of selective traits makes

the breeding programs more complicated. Repeated evaluations and selection

o f immune plants from segregating hybrid populations don’t provide the

stability o f the given material as observed on another economic valuable

features. Creation of homozygous lines by anther culture method allows to

increase the rate and reliability of valuable genotype selection.

For that aim the testing o f varieties and advanced lines bred in Altai

Research Institute o f Soil Management and Plant Breeding as well as

samples of varieties o f bread wheat immune to leaf rust was carried out to

observe the anther culture responses. It was found that all tested genotypes

have the potential to haploid production. Among local breeding material the

more interesting is the line Erythrospermum 294with high regeneration ability

(61.4 plants per 100 embryoids) and the variety Altaiskaja 88 produced the

maximum number o f green plants. Genotypes k-54975 and Line 733

combining resistance to leaf rust with high yield o f haploids producing 40.0

and 31.8 green plants per 100 cultivated anthers, respectively, were selected.

From F1 and F2 generations of crosses using k-54975 as male parent

700 fertile doubled haploid lines have been produced by anther culture method.

A part o f them was evaluated for rust resistance with inoculation tests in

field in 1995-1996. Doubled haploid (DH) lines resistant to leaf rust and to

leaf and stem rust were isolated. Under natural 1997 powdery mildew epidemic

32 DH lines with complex resistance to three pathogenes were selected.

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