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CMS-D8 Restoration in Cotton Is Conditioned by One Dominant Gene

Dep. of Crop, Soil and Environmental Sciences, Univ. of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR 72701

View larger version (11K): [in a new window]   Fig. 1. Seven crossing schemes designed to determine the inheritance of the CMS-D8 restorer factor in cotton. Each specific crossing scheme is designated by a number in parentheses. (1) F1 and BC1 from crosses between CMS-D8 and AD1 or AD2. (2) F2 from D8R (as the female parent) by AD1. (3) Testcrosses (TC1) between (D8R x AD1)F1 as the female parent and AD1. (4) F2* from (D8R x AD1)F1 as the female parent crossed with the reciprocal F1. (5) Testcrosses (TC2) between CMS-D8 and (D8R x AD1) F1. (6) Testcrosses (TC3) between CMS-D8 and (AD1 x D8R) F1. (7) Testcrosses (TC4) between CMS-D8 and individual F2 plants from (AD1 x D8R)F1