Results of Selection Studies of Alfalfa Based on Inbred Lines

2017

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DOI 10.17265/2161-6256/2017.05.003
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Abstract

The collection of alfalfa in the context of ecology-geographical groups was studied, consisting of 1,078 samples, including 985 samples of the cultivated species-M.sativa L. and M. varia Mart., and 93 samples for other wild species.Highly productive samples are allocated in the three-year cycle of using the grass stand in the haymaking regime.Individual genotypes of isolated samples are used for selection of inbred lines required for the formation of synthetic varieties.Inbred lines were created by forced self-pollination on genotypes with signs of self-fertility.Methodical experiments established the efficiency of bringing inbred lines to generations J 2 and J 3 .In this case, the overall combinational ability reaches a potential value, and further incubation outside of J 2 and J 3 does not significantly affect its value.With the selection of the best inbred lines in J 2 and J 3 , the lucerne varieties: Kokorai, Osimtal and Kokbalausa, which are protected by patents and author's certificates, have been created in accordance with the general combination ability and their inclusion in the structure of synthetic varieties.