Unstable white flower color genes and their derivatives in the morning glory

Article Abstract:

Research was conducted on unstable white flower color genes and derivatives in the common morning glory. Results showed the presence of mutations caused by a mutator inherited as a single unclear element. The cause of the germ-line mutator activity was narrowed down to a scenario of transposons inserted in unstable a* alleles. The genetic properties of a* and its derived alleles were consequently obtained.

Morning glories, Plant mutation

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Genetics of a new male-sterility locus in pigeonpea (Cajanus cajan (L.) Millsp)

Article Abstract:

Research is presented concerning the inheritance of a male-sterile mutant which occurs naturally in populations of the Cajanus cajan (L.) Millsp. cultivar of the short-duration pigeon-pea. The production of high-yielding hybrids is discussed.

Pigeon pea, Plants, Cultivated, Cultivars

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