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Measurement of outcrossing in Lolium spp. as determined by fluorescence tests

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Title Measurement of outcrossing in Lolium spp. as determined by fluorescence tests
Names Copeland, L. O. (Lawrence O.), 1936- (creator)
Cowan, J. Ritchie (advisor)
Date Issued 1967-09-29 (iso8601)
Note Graduation date: 1968
Abstract Research was conducted to determine the distance and amount
of outcrossing between varieties of highly fluorescent annual ryegrass
(Lolium multiflorum Lam.) and low-fluorescing perennial
ryegrass (Lolium perenne L.). Studies were conducted under both
spaced-plant and seed production field conditions.
Fluorescence tests on seed collected from low-fluorescing
perennial ryegrass at successive distances from the fluorescent
annual ryegrass pollen source revealed that outcrossing was considerably
less than that reflected by present certification isolation
distances.
Outcrossing under spaced plant situations decreased rapidly
and became minimal at a distance of 100 feet. Crossing between
adjacent high-density fields was substantially below that revealed
between space-planted ryegrass. Under field conditions, outcrossing
became
negligible after about ten feet, and no evidence of crossing
was observed at distances greater than 40 feet.
Genre Thesis/Dissertation
Topic Ryegrasses
Identifier http://hdl.handle.net/1957/46635

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