High purity hybrid cabbage seed production

Details High purity hybrid cabbage seed production High purity hybrid cabbage seed production

1980-07-17

1983-05-03

Bagwill, Robert E.

Plant husbandry

Process

47DIG1, A01G 100

Patent

active

043816240

ABSTRACT:
A process for commercially producing high purity hybrid cabbage seed. One (or both) of the parental lines is rendered sib-incompatible by cloning a maximally self-incompatible parent plant so that the resulting line (or lines), consisting of cloned plants, is sib-as well as self-incompatible. The two parental lines, one or both of which is clonally derived, may then be crossed by natural pollination without encountering inbreeding of the cloned parental line (or lines). Prior difficulties in maintaining the parental inbred breeding lines are eliminated.

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