volume 24 issue 4 (december 2003) : 265 - 274

WIDE HYBRIDIZATION AND ITS GENETIC AND CYTOGENETIC .CONSEQUENCES IN PIGEONPFA - A REVIEW

G.C. Bajpai

Jogendra Singh

S.K. Tewari

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¹Department of Genetics and Plant Breeding, G.B. Pant University of Agrlcu1ture and Technology, Pantnagar - 263 145, India

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ABSTRACT

Genetic wealth of wild species of cajanus group and their transfer in improvement of pigeonpea has been reviewed in the present study. Meiotic behaviour of chromosomes in hybrids, fertility level and phylogenetic implications have been discussed among hybrids made using Cajimus sericeus, Cajanus platycarpus, Cajanus cajanifollus, Cajanus scarabaeoids, Cajanus volubilis, Cajanus trinervius, Cajanus pluriflora, Cajanus lineatus,Cajanus albicans and Cajanus acutifolius wild species. Cajanus cajanifolius appeared phylogenetically very close to Cajanus cajan, Cajanus cajan and Cajanus scarabaeoides were most widely distributed species showing close relationship. A collective evaluation of cytogenetical data suggested that Cajanus Cajanifolius is the closest wild relative followed by scarabaeoides, albicans, trinervius etc.

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'. .
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Shivaramakrishnan, S. eta/. (1996).lnt Chickpea and Pigeonpea NewsI., 3: 103-106.
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Shrivastava,.D.P. et a/. (1997). Research and Development aforts. in Hybrid Pigeonpea. Indian Institute of Pulses
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Singh, Jaswjnder eta/. (1993). Crop Improvement 20 : 27-30.
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Verulkar, S.B. et al (1997). TheOl: App/. Genet., 95: 506-508.
Wilnjari" KBela/. (1995). Indian J. PulsesRes., 8: 169-171. .
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volume 24 issue 4 (december 2003) : 265 - 274

WIDE HYBRIDIZATION AND ITS GENETIC AND CYTOGENETIC .CONSEQUENCES IN PIGEONPFA - A REVIEW

G.C. Bajpai

Jogendra Singh

S.K. Tewari

Affiliations

¹Department of Genetics and Plant Breeding, G.B. Pant University of Agrlcu1ture and Technology, Pantnagar - 263 145, India

Submitted|
First Online |
doi

ABSTRACT

KEYWORDS

REFERENCES

AkInola, J.D. et al. (1975). Review series No. 1/1975. CAB, UK, 57 pp.
Ariyanayagam, R.P. and Spence, J.A. (1978). Euphytica., 27: 505-509.
Ariyanayagam, R.P. and Rao, Nageshwar, A. (1993)./nt. Pigeonpea NewsI., 18: 15-16.
Ariyanayagam, R.P. etlJl. (1993)./nt. PigeonpeaNewsl., 18: 7-11.
Dharige, A.M. and Wanjari, K.B. (1998). In: National Symposium on Management of BIotic and Abiotic Stresses In
Pulse Crops (Abstract). 26'" to 28'" June, 1998. IIPR, Kanpur. (1.0. 22. 119 p.).
Dodia, D.A. et aL (1996). Int Chickpea andPigeonpea NewsJ., 3: 100-101.
Dhanju, M.S. and Gill, B.S. (1985). Ann. BioI., 1: 229-231.
DhanJu, M.S. etal. (1985). Gun: Sci, 54: 1284-1286.
Dundas, I.S. etal. (1987). J. Hered., 78: 261-265.
Dundas, I.S. et al. (1988). J. Hered., 79(3): 175-178.
Gill, L.S. and Husainl, S.W.H. (1986). WJbIdenowia, 15: 521-527.
ICRISAT (1987). Annual Report 1986. ICRISAT, Patancheru, India, p. 201.
Jaya Prakash, P. andSarla, N. (2000). Int. Chickpea andPigeonpea NewsI., 7: 46-47.
Kalpana Srivastava and Tripathi, S.N. (1988). J.lndian Bot. Soc., 67(1-2): 126-128.
Kumar, P.S. etlJl. (1984). Can. J. Genet. CytoI., 26: 499-505.
Kumar, P.S. etlJl. (1985). Cun: Sci, 54: 346-348.
Kumar, P.S. etal. (1987). J. Hered., 78: 366-368.
'Maesen, L.J.G. Vander (1980a). India Is the Native Home of the Pigeonpea. Landbowhogesch wageningen M.Sc.
Papers. 19 : 257-262.
Maesen, L.J.G. Vander (198Ob). Wild Pigeonpea in Africa. AGP/PGR. 40: 8-10.
Mannan, M.A. etlJl. (1991). Cytologia, 56: 511-515.
MO!lS, J.P. et IJI. (1988). Proc. Int. Biotechnology Workshop, 12-15 January 1987, ICRISAT Centre, Patancheru.
A.P., India, pp. 87-95.
Mukhopadhyay, S. (1986). J./ndianBot. Soc., 65: 124-129.
Naithanl, S.P. (1941). Proc. National Acad. Science, India. 11: 67·73.
Nene, Y.L. et al. (1990). The Pigeonpea. CAB International Wallingford, Oxen, DX108DE, UK 489 p.
Panigrahi, J. et IJI. (2001). In: Abstracts Diamond Jubilee Symp. Nov. 6-9, 2001, New Delhi, (PS VIII 28).
Patel, M.C. et al. (1998). In: Abstracts National Symp. Management of Biotic and Abiotic Stresses in Pulse Crops.
26th to 28'" June, 1998, I1PR, Kanpur. (II F. 19 178 pl.
Patel, D.P. et al. (1998). Indian J. Genet., 58: 327-336.
Pichare, M.M. and Kachole, M.S. (1994). Int. Chickpea and Pigeonpea NewsI., 1: 44-46.
274 AG,RICULTURAL REVIEWS
'. .
Pundir, R.P.S. and Sinljh, RB. (1985kmdianJ. Genet" 45: 194-198.
PundiT, RP.~.:and Singh, R.B. (1985). 77ieor. Appl Genet,69: 531-534.
Pundir,J~.P.S.and Singh, RI.3; (1986): 7heor. Appl.Gehet., 72: 307-313.
Pundir, RP,S. arxi Singh, RB.U987). Euphytiqa, 36: 33-37.' .'
Rajni Raina etallt993). Heterosis Breeding in Ci-opPlants Theory and Application, Symp., Ludhiana, 23-24
February, 1993.140-141.
Rangasamy, P. etal (1991). Croplmprov., 18: 152-153.
Rangasamy, P. eta/. (1992). Ann. Agric. Res;, 13: 399-400.
Rangasamy, P. et al (1992). mdian J. Pulses Res., 5(2): 183-184.
Reddy, LJ. and De, D.N. (1983). mdianJ. 'Genet, 43: 96-103.
Reddy; L. Janardhana (1984). Heredity, 53(2): 435-439.
Reddy, MVeta/. (19%).mt. ChickpeaandPigeonpeaNewsI., 3: 52-53.
SaKenci, KB. et al (1984): Pigeonpea Breeding Progress Report-7. Legumes Program, ICRISAT, Patancheru, AP.
India, 99 pp.
SCl){eha, KB. et al (1987). In!. Pigeonpea Newsl.,6: 33-34.
~ena, KB. et aI. (1987). Plant Fd. HwiJan-Nutrit, 36: 33&-340..
~ena, KB.. et al.(1987). QuabtasPlantarumPlilntFoods lor HtJITlM Nutrition, 36: 335-34\.
~ena, KB. elal (1996). Int. Chickpea and Pigeonpea NewsI.,3:49-51. .
Shivaramakrishnan, S. eta/. (1996).lnt Chickpea and Pigeonpea NewsI., 3: 103-106.
Shrivastava, M.P. eta/. (1973); Cytologia, 38: 219-227. .
Shrivastava,.D.P. et a/. (1997). Research and Development aforts. in Hybrid Pigeonpea. Indian Institute of Pulses
Research, ICAR, Kanpur-20B 024. ..' .
Singh, Jaswjnder eta/. (1993). Crop Improvement 20 : 27-30.
Subbarao, G.v. (198B). Ph.D. Thesis,1ndianlnstitilteofTechnology, Kharagpur, India. 217 pp.
Tripathi; S.N. (1986). Journal ofthe Indian BotanicalSoclety65: 77.
Vander Maesen, LJ.G. (1986). CajanusDC and AtylosiaWand A(Leguminosae). Agricultural University Wageningen Papers.85-~ (1985). Agricultural University, Wageningen, the Netherlands, 225'p. .
VeenaSrivastava (1978). Grana,I7: 107-109. .
Verulkar, S.B. et al (1997). TheOl: App/. Genet., 95: 506-508.
Wilnjari" KBela/. (1995). Indian J. PulsesRes., 8: 169-171. .
YadilV,TS.(1986).J. Indian Bot. Soc., 65: 77-78.

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