The First Generation of an Interapecific Cross in Solanums.Between Solanum Malongena and S.Xanthocarpum
Key Points
The interspecific cross shows potential for developing crop varieties with improved vigour and disease resistance.
Hybridisation between Solanum malongena and Solanum xanthocarpum demonstrates the versatility of wild forms in breeding.
This study focuses on the implications of such hybridisation for enhancing agricultural robustness and adaptability.
Understanding these crosses can promote more effective breeding techniques for crop improvement in agriculture.
Abstract
Towards the reation of 'larger'variations interspecific hybridisation is often resorted to.The use of wild forms in breeding crop plants/particularly to obtain vigour and resistance to diseases,has come to be well recognised.The present note deals with such a cross in Solanum species
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