日長條件 따른 小麥의 稈長變異 및 遺傳에 關한 硏究

Studies on the Variation of Culm Length under Different Daylength Conditions and Related Genetic Aspects in Wheat(Triticum aestivum L.)

To investigate the genetic and ecological variation of culm length of wheat the different daylength has been applied to major wheat varieties planted at greenhouse in Suweon. Standard errors of culm length were larger at 12 and 8hrs day length than that of 24hrs. Variations of culm length due to different photoperiod were more remarkable in medium and short culms than that of long one. Number of genes controlling culm length of variety Robin #2 was more or less 2 genes. This study has been conducted to investigate the genetic and ecological variation of wheat calm length measured from those plants grown at greenhouse. The results are as following. 1. The calm length of the winter wheat was highest under 12hrs daylength, while that of the spring wheat was highest under 8hrs daylength. Standard errors of culm length was larger under 12 and 8hrs daylength than that of 24hrs daylength condition. 2. The culm length was shortest under the 24hrs daylength compare to under 12 or 8hrs while it was highest under 12hrs. Short and medium culm length varieties were photo insensitive but those of long culm length were photo sensitive. 3. There are many types of varietal differences for the culm length under the daylength conditions. Highest culm length group under 12 and 8hrs contition was classified. The semi-dwarf varieties that did not change their plant heights under 8 and 12hrs conditions were Hira, Yecora Resel, Sava, Sturdy, Saric 70, Sekidorisai 66 etc. 4. Varietal difference of culm elongation was noticed between 8hrs and 12hrs daylength condition. On the basis of the evidences obtained from this experiment, it may be concluded that the genetic studies related to culm length should be carried out under the most favorable conditions for calm elongation. 5. Correlation coefficients estimated between culm length and heading or maturity were negative but insignificant, but their correlations were highly significant between photo treatments. 6. Calm length of F₁ was intermediate to the range of F₂ population which seems to be distributed normally. In this regard the gene involved with calm length seemingly inherit additively. Statistical analysis for the involved genes for calm length suggested 2 genes for the semidwarf variety Robin #2 was more or less 2 genes.