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Inheritance of cytoplasmic male-sterility was studied in F2 and BC1 generations within crosses of male-sterile Sorghum arundinaceum var. Rhodesian with six lines of sudangrass, Sorghum vulgare var. sudanense. All F1 progenies were male-fertile indicating that the males carried dominant fertility restorer genes.
Based on the segregation of male-fertile to male-sterile plants in the F2 and BC1 generations, male-sterility was conditioned by one gene pair in three crosses, two gene pairs in two crosses and by three gene pairs in one cross. Fertility was dependent on at least a single dominant fertility restorer gene at each of any two of the three gene loci identified.
Key Words: genetics of sterility sterility in sudangrass
2 Graduate Assistant and Professor, North Dakota State University. Fargo.
Received for publication March 27, 1967.
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