horti chptr7

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9問 • 2年前
  • Christian John Salibay
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  • 1

    “The development or improvement of cultivars using conservative tools for manipulating plant genome within the natural genetic boundaries of the species” (Acquaah, 2015).

    Conventional Plant breeding

  • 2

    ▪ Also known as ‘modern plant breeding’. ▪ The use of biotechnology tools to improve the plants’ genetic make-up.

    Non conventional Plant Breeding

  • 3

    ▪ Individual plants are selected based on the phenotype from mixed population, their seeds are bulked and used to grow next generation. ▪ Oldest crop improvement method. ▪ Used in all crop types. ▪ Resulting cultivars are heterogeneous.

    Mass selection

  • 4

    ▪ A large number of plants are selected from a self-pollinated crop. ▪ The selected plants are harvested individually; ▪ The selected plants are grown in individual rows and evaluated; ▪ The best progeny selected, yield tested, and released as a variety. ▪ Mainly used in self-pollinated crops ▪ Resulting cultivars are homogeneous.

    Pureline Selection

  • 5

    ▪ A procedure of selecting superior clones from the mixed population of asexually propagating crops. ▪ Used in asexually-reproduced crops (e.g. sweet potato, pineapple, banana, other fruit tree species).

    Clonal

  • 6

    A general method which involves reselection generation after generation with interbreeding of selects to provide for genetic recombination. ▪ A cyclic selection that is used to improve the frequency of desirable alleles for a character in a breeding population. ▪ An extension of Mass selection. ▪ Used in all crop types.

    Recurrent Selection

  • 7

    describes the ancestors (parents, grand parents and so on) ▪ Superior genotypes are selected from segregating generations and proper records of the ancestry of selected plants are maintained in each generation. ▪ Used in self- and cross-pollinated crops.

    Pedigree method

  • 8

    ▪ Also known as “population method”. ▪ A selection procedure in which the segregating population of selfpollinated species is grown in bulk plot (from F1 to F5) with or without selection, a part of the bulk seed is used to grow the next generation and individual plant selection is practiced in F6 or later generations. ▪ Used in all crop types.

    Bulk Method

  • 9

    ▪ A modified form of bulk method. ▪ A breeding procedure with segregating populations of selfpollinated species in which plants are advanced by single seeds from one generation to the next. ▪ Used in self- and cross-pollinated crops.

    Single Seed Descent

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    “The development or improvement of cultivars using conservative tools for manipulating plant genome within the natural genetic boundaries of the species” (Acquaah, 2015).

    Conventional Plant breeding

  • 2

    ▪ Also known as ‘modern plant breeding’. ▪ The use of biotechnology tools to improve the plants’ genetic make-up.

    Non conventional Plant Breeding

  • 3

    ▪ Individual plants are selected based on the phenotype from mixed population, their seeds are bulked and used to grow next generation. ▪ Oldest crop improvement method. ▪ Used in all crop types. ▪ Resulting cultivars are heterogeneous.

    Mass selection

  • 4

    ▪ A large number of plants are selected from a self-pollinated crop. ▪ The selected plants are harvested individually; ▪ The selected plants are grown in individual rows and evaluated; ▪ The best progeny selected, yield tested, and released as a variety. ▪ Mainly used in self-pollinated crops ▪ Resulting cultivars are homogeneous.

    Pureline Selection

  • 5

    ▪ A procedure of selecting superior clones from the mixed population of asexually propagating crops. ▪ Used in asexually-reproduced crops (e.g. sweet potato, pineapple, banana, other fruit tree species).

    Clonal

  • 6

    A general method which involves reselection generation after generation with interbreeding of selects to provide for genetic recombination. ▪ A cyclic selection that is used to improve the frequency of desirable alleles for a character in a breeding population. ▪ An extension of Mass selection. ▪ Used in all crop types.

    Recurrent Selection

  • 7

    describes the ancestors (parents, grand parents and so on) ▪ Superior genotypes are selected from segregating generations and proper records of the ancestry of selected plants are maintained in each generation. ▪ Used in self- and cross-pollinated crops.

    Pedigree method

  • 8

    ▪ Also known as “population method”. ▪ A selection procedure in which the segregating population of selfpollinated species is grown in bulk plot (from F1 to F5) with or without selection, a part of the bulk seed is used to grow the next generation and individual plant selection is practiced in F6 or later generations. ▪ Used in all crop types.

    Bulk Method

  • 9

    ▪ A modified form of bulk method. ▪ A breeding procedure with segregating populations of selfpollinated species in which plants are advanced by single seeds from one generation to the next. ▪ Used in self- and cross-pollinated crops.

    Single Seed Descent