会议专题

Genetic Analysis of Yield Related Traits in Bitter Gourd (Momordical Charantia L.)

Eight agronomic traits of bitter gourd were investigated, such as the first pistillate flower bearing node, the first node of fruit set, total fruit number per plant, the quality of individual fruit, fruit length, width, fruit flesh thickness, and the early season yield. These quantitative traits were controlled by multiple genes. The results demonstrated that heredity of these traits fits into the Mathers additive-dominant genetic model, and the additive genetic effects were more important than the dominant ones. Environmental variance component had more significant effect on fruit diameter, fruit meat thickness, and early yield. Consequently, these three traits should be selected in the latter generations of segregation, in order to minimize selection error due to environmental impact. Five traits including the first pistillate flower bearing node, the node of first fruit set, total number of fruits per plant and the quality of individual fruit had relatively higher narrow-sense heritability. These traits should be selected in earlier generations, in order to enhance the accumulation of beneficial genetic effect.

bitter gourd agronomic traits yield genetic analysis

Yan Yang Zhaohua Liu Yuanfeng Zhan Weixia Liu Xunmin Dang Sun Jihua

Tropical Crops Genetic Resources Institute, Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences Institute of Scientific and Technical Information, Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences

国际会议

2009 Academic Conference on Horticulture Science and Technology(2009园艺科学与技术学术会议 CHST 2009)

北京

英文

80-84

2009-12-12(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)