Development of an efficient Tissue Culture after Crossing (TCC) system for transgenic improvement of barley as a bioenergy crop

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Satish Nalawade, Swati Nalawade, Chunlin Liu, Christer Jansson and Chuanxin Sun

Applied Energy, 2012, vol. 91, issue 1, pages 405-411

Abstract: We have developed a protocol for rapid generation of barley plants with introduced genes by employing techniques of tissue culture, plant regeneration and crossing. Compared to conventional protocols, the time between pollination of T0 plants and identification of phenotypic expression in the T1 generation is reduced from around 17–9weeks. All of the selected candidates after the tissue culture screening exhibited phenotypic expression. Furthermore, by utilizing ordinary pollen crossing, we demonstrated a route for introduction of genes to a recalcitrant barley elite cultivar. This Tissue Culture after Crossing (TCC) procedure significantly enhances the prospects for producing transgenic barley lines from desirable germplasm. We suggest that the TCC method will contribute to improve barley as a promising bioenergy crop.

Keywords: Barley; Bioenergy; Tissue culture; Transgenics (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012
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