Cytoplasmic male sterility is commonly used in hybrid seed production in the following crops:
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
निम्नलिखित फसलों में संकर बीज उत्पादन में कोशिकाद्रव्यी नर बाँझपन (Cytoplasmic male sterility / CMS) का आमतौर पर उपयोग किया जाता है:
नीचे दिए गए विकल्पों में से सही उत्तर चुनिए:
Crops Utilizing CMS in Commercial Hybrid Seed Production:
- Sorghum: Commercial hybrid seed production relies on the 3-line CMS system ($A, B, R$ lines) based on milo cytoplasm (combined with kafir nuclear genome, e.g., CSH-1, CSH-9).
- Sunflower: Relies entirely on the stable PET-1 CMS cytoplasm (derived from Helianthus petiolaris by Leclercq) combined with nuclear fertility restorer ($Rf$) genes for commercial hybrid seed production.
- Corn / Maize: Historically and currently utilizes cytoplasmic male sterility systems (such as Texas CMS-T, CMS-S, and CMS-C) alongside mechanical detasseling.
- In contrast, commercial hybrid seed production systems in Wheat (A) and Chickpea (E) do not utilize commercial CMS systems (hybrid wheat uses chemical hybridizing agents / CHAs or is autogamous varietal breeding; chickpea is self-pollinated and commercial hybrids are not widely produced with CMS).
विस्तृत व्याख्या:
Crops Utilizing CMS in Commercial Hybrid Seed Production (व्यावसायिक संकर बीज उत्पादन में CMS का उपयोग):
- Sorghum (ज्वार): Commercial hybrid seed production relies on the 3-line CMS system ($A, B, R$ lines) based on milo cytoplasm (combined with kafir nuclear genome, e.g., CSH-1, CSH-9).
- Sunflower (सूरजमुखी): Relies entirely on the stable PET-1 CMS cytoplasm (derived from Helianthus petiolaris by Leclercq) combined with nuclear fertility restorer ($Rf$) genes for commercial hybrid seed production.
- Corn / Maize (मक्का): Historically and currently utilizes cytoplasmic male sterility systems (such as Texas CMS-T, CMS-S, and CMS-C) alongside mechanical detasseling.
- In contrast, commercial hybrid seed production systems in Wheat (A) and Chickpea (E) do not utilize commercial CMS systems (hybrid wheat uses chemical hybridizing agents / CHAs or is autogamous varietal breeding; chickpea is self-pollinated and commercial hybrids are not widely produced with CMS).