Identification of Some Seed Coat Traits in Advanced Generations of Cultured Chickpea (Cicer arietinum) and Wild Chickpea (C. reticulatum) Hybrids

Year 2023, Volume: 12 Issue: 1, 147 - 160, 10.06.2023

Leyla Turan , Behiye Bicer

https://doi.org/10.55007/dufed.1282743

Abstract

This study was conducted in the Dicle University Faculty of Agriculture research area during the 2021-2022 growing season to determine the seed coat properties of advanced generation hybrid lines derived from Gökçe x wild chickpea genotypes. In the study, chickpea populations in F7-8 generations obtained from Gökçe × Cicer reticulatum hybrids (Gökçe × Cudi_152 (85 lines) Gökçe × Egil_073 (82 lines), Gökçe × Sirna _060 (84 lines) and Gökçe × Savur _063 (34 lines) were used. Experiment were in augmented design with 2 replications, and plots consist of 0,5 m length, one row and row spacing 50 cm. In the study, the seed coat color, seed shape, seed coat surface and color and shape formation on the seed coat were defined. In the hybrid lines in the F7 F8 generations, the color of the seed coat changed from black to light cream, and the colors were predominantly brown and its tones. In all populations, the seed shapes of the lines were pea-like. Different colorations were determined on the surface of the seed coat and in the embryo, and these were defined as lace shape, leopard pattern, bone-like seed coat surfaces.

Keywords

Chickpea, Cicer arietinum, Cicer reticulatum, Seed shape, Seed shell surface, Seed color

Kültür Nohut (Cicer arietinum) ve Yabani Nohut (C. reticulatum) Melezlerinin İleri Jenerasyonlarında Bazı Tohum Kabuk Özelliklerinin Tanımlanması

Abstract

Bu çalışma Gökçe kültür nohutu ile bazı yabani nohut genotiplerinden elde edilen ileri jenerasyon melez hatların tohum kabuk özelliklerinin tanımlanması amacıyla 2021-2022 yetiştirme sezonunda Dicle Üniversitesi Ziraat Fakültesi Tarla Bitkileri araştırma alanında yürütülmüştür. Çalışmada Gökçe × Cicer reticulatum melezinden elde edilen F7-8 jenerasyonlarındaki (Gökçe × Cudi_152 (85 hat), Gökçe × Egil_073 (82 hat), Gökçe × Sirna _060 (84 hat) ve Gökçe × Savur_063 (34 hat)) popülasyonlar kullanılmıştır. Deneme Augmented desende 2 tekrarlamalı olarak, sıra uzunluğu 0,5 m ve sıra arası mesafe 50 cm olan parsellerden oluşmuştur. Çalışmada tohum kabuğu rengi, tohum şekli, tohum kabuk yüzeyi ve tohum kabuğu üzerinde renk ve şekil oluşumları özellikleri tanımlanmıştır. F7-F8 kuşaklarındaki melez hatlarda tohum kabuk rengi siyahtan açık kreme kadar değişmiş kahverengi ve tonları ağırlıklı renkler olmuştur. Hatlara ait tohum şekilleri tüm popülasyonlarda yüksek oranda bezelyemsi tiptedir. Tohum kabuğunun yüzeyinde ve embriyoda değişik renklenmeler belirlenmiş bunlar dantel şekli, leopar desen, kemik görünümlü tohum kabuk yüzeyleri olarak tanımlanmıştır.

Keywords

Nohut, Cicer arietinum, Cicer reticulatum, Tohum şekli, Tohum kabuk yüzeyi, Tohum rengi

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