Effect of ionizing radiation on barley growth effects of ionizing radiation of seeds on the initial growth of barley, determination of the frequency and spectrum of mutational variability in M1 morphological properties

Gamma irradiation technology is considered to be very promising for trait-based plant modification. The effect of g-irradiation on the germination, growth, and productivity of daughter generations of barley M1 and M2 is highly relevant. The aims of the study was the creation of a source material for...

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Autores principales: Tokhetova Laura, Baizhanova Bibigul, Nurymova Raushan, Nurzhanov Danabek, Nurgaliev Nurali
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spelling oai:doaj.org-article:821c1308a92f4401802a246ba18509de2021-12-05T21:40:13ZEffect of ionizing radiation on barley growth effects of ionizing radiation of seeds on the initial growth of barley, determination of the frequency and spectrum of mutational variability in M1 morphological properties0514-66582560-427910.5937/ZemBilj2002039Thttps://doaj.org/article/821c1308a92f4401802a246ba18509de2020-01-01T00:00:00Zhttps://scindeks-clanci.ceon.rs/data/pdf/0514-6658/2020/0514-66582002038T.pdfhttps://doaj.org/toc/0514-6658https://doaj.org/toc/2560-4279Gamma irradiation technology is considered to be very promising for trait-based plant modification. The effect of g-irradiation on the germination, growth, and productivity of daughter generations of barley M1 and M2 is highly relevant. The aims of the study was the creation of a source material for barley breeding in the form of mutant lines with selectively valuable traits, by treating seeds with ionizing radiation using an electron accelerator of the Park of Nuclear Technologies JSC (Kurchatov, Republic of Kazakhstan); as well as to improve and expand the classical methods of breeding based on induced mutagenesis in creating an original gene pool of the source and breeding material of barley for the accelerated and effective introduction of stress tolerant(to salinization and drought) varieties into production in the conditions of Aral Sea impacted landscapes. Seeds of the two varieties of barley were treated with five doses of radiation (from 50 Gy to 250 Gy). The germination and various morphological characteristics of their seedlings at different growing phases were compared with the non-irradiated (control) treatment. The results of this preliminary study showed that both treated varieties were sensitive to the g-irradiation and showed suppressed morphological properties, where the highest dose of 250 Gy showed most inhibiting effect resulting in death of barely seedling. The results obtained will be applied for the further expanded research with other specified doses of g-ray treatment of seeds in order to create a basis in strengthening and deploying full-scale breeding work for diversified crop production in the region and improving existing varieties for further breeding.Tokhetova LauraBaizhanova BibigulNurymova RaushanNurzhanov DanabekNurgaliev NuraliSerbian Soil Science Society, Belgradearticleg-radiationbreedingbarleymutant linesMicrobiologyQR1-502BotanyQK1-989ENSHZemljište i biljka, Vol 69, Iss 2, Pp 38-53 (2020)
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collection DOAJ
language EN
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topic g-radiation
breeding
barley
mutant lines
Microbiology
QR1-502
Botany
QK1-989
spellingShingle g-radiation
breeding
barley
mutant lines
Microbiology
QR1-502
Botany
QK1-989
Tokhetova Laura
Baizhanova Bibigul
Nurymova Raushan
Nurzhanov Danabek
Nurgaliev Nurali
Effect of ionizing radiation on barley growth effects of ionizing radiation of seeds on the initial growth of barley, determination of the frequency and spectrum of mutational variability in M1 morphological properties
description Gamma irradiation technology is considered to be very promising for trait-based plant modification. The effect of g-irradiation on the germination, growth, and productivity of daughter generations of barley M1 and M2 is highly relevant. The aims of the study was the creation of a source material for barley breeding in the form of mutant lines with selectively valuable traits, by treating seeds with ionizing radiation using an electron accelerator of the Park of Nuclear Technologies JSC (Kurchatov, Republic of Kazakhstan); as well as to improve and expand the classical methods of breeding based on induced mutagenesis in creating an original gene pool of the source and breeding material of barley for the accelerated and effective introduction of stress tolerant(to salinization and drought) varieties into production in the conditions of Aral Sea impacted landscapes. Seeds of the two varieties of barley were treated with five doses of radiation (from 50 Gy to 250 Gy). The germination and various morphological characteristics of their seedlings at different growing phases were compared with the non-irradiated (control) treatment. The results of this preliminary study showed that both treated varieties were sensitive to the g-irradiation and showed suppressed morphological properties, where the highest dose of 250 Gy showed most inhibiting effect resulting in death of barely seedling. The results obtained will be applied for the further expanded research with other specified doses of g-ray treatment of seeds in order to create a basis in strengthening and deploying full-scale breeding work for diversified crop production in the region and improving existing varieties for further breeding.
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author Tokhetova Laura
Baizhanova Bibigul
Nurymova Raushan
Nurzhanov Danabek
Nurgaliev Nurali
author_facet Tokhetova Laura
Baizhanova Bibigul
Nurymova Raushan
Nurzhanov Danabek
Nurgaliev Nurali
author_sort Tokhetova Laura
title Effect of ionizing radiation on barley growth effects of ionizing radiation of seeds on the initial growth of barley, determination of the frequency and spectrum of mutational variability in M1 morphological properties
title_short Effect of ionizing radiation on barley growth effects of ionizing radiation of seeds on the initial growth of barley, determination of the frequency and spectrum of mutational variability in M1 morphological properties
title_full Effect of ionizing radiation on barley growth effects of ionizing radiation of seeds on the initial growth of barley, determination of the frequency and spectrum of mutational variability in M1 morphological properties
title_fullStr Effect of ionizing radiation on barley growth effects of ionizing radiation of seeds on the initial growth of barley, determination of the frequency and spectrum of mutational variability in M1 morphological properties
title_full_unstemmed Effect of ionizing radiation on barley growth effects of ionizing radiation of seeds on the initial growth of barley, determination of the frequency and spectrum of mutational variability in M1 morphological properties
title_sort effect of ionizing radiation on barley growth effects of ionizing radiation of seeds on the initial growth of barley, determination of the frequency and spectrum of mutational variability in m1 morphological properties
publisher Serbian Soil Science Society, Belgrade
publishDate 2020
url https://doaj.org/article/821c1308a92f4401802a246ba18509de
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