英文摘要 |
"A better understanding of the inheritance of flower form and color in lisianthus [Eustoma grandiflorum (Raf.) Shinn.] would facilitate breeding efficiency. This study investigated the flower traits of F1 hybrids from crossing several pure lines, which were selfed 4-6 generations at Tainan District Agricultural Research and Extension Station, Taiwan. Results showed that flower diameter of the F1 ranged from medium (5.1-5.9 cm) to large 6.0 cm) sizes, which were equal to or larger than parental flower diameter. All F1 hybrids from crosses between double-flowered lines and reciprocal crosses between double- and single-flowered lines produced double flowers. F1 hybrids produced flowers with anthocyanins, provided that flowers of one or both parents had anthocyanins. F1 from crosses between single-colored lines produced single-colored flowers. Although some lines with pure white flowers may carry picotee genes, all F1 produced picotee flowers when one or both parents had picotee flowers. F1 from crossing white and yellowish-green flower lines produced yellowish-green flowers. The order of dominance of pigment color on flowers generally behaved as purple > pink > white." |