Evaluation of Spontaneous Genome Doubling Ability in Haploids of Diverse Genetic Background
- Ursula Frei (Iowa State University)
- Nick Boerman (Iowa State University)
Abstract
Doubled haploid (DH) technology using in vivo haploid induction has found wide application in corn breeding in the past decade. Progress has been made to overcome the major bottlenecks of the technology: low haploid induction rates, labor-intensive manual haploid selection, and low doubling rates after chemical treatment for chromosome doubling. However, haploid genome doubling rates remain a major limiting factor in the successful production of DH lines in maize.
How to Cite:
Frei, U. & Boerman, N., (2019) “Evaluation of Spontaneous Genome Doubling Ability in Haploids of Diverse Genetic Background”, Iowa State University Research and Demonstration Farms Progress Reports 2018(1).
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