High Yielding F_1 Hybrid Carrying Ur1 (Undulate rachis -1) Gene in Japonica Rice
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An incompletely dominant gene Ur1 (Undulate rachis -1) increases spikelet number per panicle owing to increase of secondary branches. This genic effect on spikelet number can increase grain yield in either the Ur1/Ur1 or Ur1/+ genotype by enlarging sink size. We examined whether the yield-increasing effect of Ur1 in the heterozygous genotype can be superimposed upon the high yield ability of a japonica F_1 hybrid. Two F_1s with and without Ur1 (H^U and H^+) were produced by the hybridization between 'Nishihikari' (common maternal parent, short-culm variety) and the isogenic line of Taichung 65 possessing both Ur1 and sd1 or that carrying sd1 only. In 1999, H^U, H^+ and 'Hinohikari', a leading variety in southern Japan, were grown under three fetilizer levels. 'Nishihikari' was included in the experiment only at the middle fertilizer level. In 2000, H^U and 'Hinohikari' were grown at the twofold (heavy) fertilizer level. H^+ had a 21% higher yield than 'Nishihikari', revealing its heterobeltiosis. The yield of H^+ was 12 to 15% higher under the three fertilizer levels than that of the check variety 'Hinohikari'. H^+ had a higher ripened-grain percentage than either 'Hinohikari' or 'Nishihikari'. H^U had a 7, 10 and 11% higher yield, respectively, at the low, middle and high fertilizer levels than H^+. Among the four yield components, spikelet number per panicle alone contributed to the higher yield of H^U, even though its ripened-grain percentage was lower than that of H^+. In yield, both F1s showed positive responses from the middle to high fertilizer levels but little response from the low to middle fertilizer levels. H^U showed 22, 25 and 24% (116, 126 and 137 g/m^2) higher yield, respectively, at the low, middle and high fertilizer levels in 1999 than 'Hinohikari'. H^U gained the highest yield, 723 g/m^2 at the twofold fertilizer level in 2000 which was 14% (88 g/m^2) higher than that of 'Hinohikari'. Thus, the yield-increasing effect of Ur1 was superimposed upon the high yield ability of H^+. Consequently, Ur1 could be utilized for developing high yielding F_1 varieties in the Ur1/+ genotype.
著者
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Nagayama Atsushi
Faculty Of Agriculture Kochi University
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Nagayama Atsushi
Fac. Of Agriculture Kochi Univ.
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Murai Masayuki
Faculty of Agriculture, Kochi University
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Ise Kazuo
Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences
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Murai Masayuki
Faculty Of Agriculture Kochi University
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Murai Masayuki
Fac. Of Agriculture Kochi Univ.
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Ise Kazuo
Japan International Res. Center For Agricultural Sciences
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Sato Shigetoshi
College of Agriculture, University of Ryukyus
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KC Hari
Faculty of Agriculture, Kochi University
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Yoshida Tetsushi
Faculty of Agriculture, Kochi University
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Kc Hari
Faculty Of Agriculture Kochi University:(present Address) Nepal Agricultural Research Council
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Murai M
Faculty Of Agriculture Kochi University
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Yoshida Tetsushi
Faculty Of Agriculture Kochi University
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Sato Shigetoshi
College Of Agriculture University Of Ryukyus
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Ise K
Japan International Research Center For Agricultural Sciences
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