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Scientific Papers Series B Horticulture

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<strong>Scientific</strong> <strong>Papers</strong>. <strong>Series</strong> B, <strong>Horticulture</strong>. Vol. LVII, 2013Print ISSN 2285-5653, CD-ROM ISSN 2285-5661, Online ISSN 2286-1580, ISSN-L 2285-5653AbstractNEW H1 BUZAU F1 HYBRID OF EGGPLANT OBTAINEDAT V.R.D.S. BUZUCostel VÎNTORU, Eliza TEODORESCU, Bianca ZAMFIRVegetable Research and Development Station Buzau, No. 23, Mesteacanului Street,zip code 120024, Buzau, RomaniaCorresponding author email: costel_vinatoru@yahoo.comThe absence of local hybrids for greenhouses imposed starting an intensive breeding program at V.R.D.S. Buzau since1996. The main purpose of the program is obtaining valuable hybrids which show strongly F1 heterosis. Through interand intraspecific hybridization works in Solanum genus, besides disease resistance inheritance, valuable features canbe obtained: genetical resistance at extreme weather, extremely high or low temperatures, water stress or salinity(Downey M.C.,1991). Obtaining productive hybrids with genetical resistance at Verticilium dahliae fungus allows theelimination or the decrease of chemical treatments which would lead to cost reduction and environmental pollutiondecrease (M. Tudor,1996). After evaluation and intensive breeding work with germplasm resource, it was obtained anumber of 22 stable genitors. After general and specific combining ability were obtained a large number of hybridcombinations. L1 A and L1 S hybrid showed F1 superiority and phenotipical uniformity, obtaining H1 Buzau F1 hybridin 2010. Comparative crops both from greenhouses and field revealed valuable genetical resource which demonstratedphenotipically reproductive and adaptive heterosis and also high productivity and ecological plasticity.Key words: breeding, heterosis, hybrid, genitor, germplasm.INTRODUCTIONHybrid F1 eggplant seeds become a necessity,especially for glass crops. In our country, thelack of local hybrids at these species led to thepurchase of foreign hybrids at very high pricesand these did not meet the consumers andgrowers requirements. As a result, BreedingLaboratory from V.R.D.S. Buzau studied aresearch plan since 1996 which aimedobtaining F1 local hybrids at eggplant incompetition with ones from prestigious brands.In the breeding works has been studied avaluable genetic material, adapted to ourenvironmental conditions but it had not beenneglected foreign genotypes which had shownimportant features.MATERIALS AND METHODSThe research started in 1996 acquiring valuablegenetical material for collection field.Germplasm resource contains over 60important lines advanced breeded. Afterforming the collection field, it was evaluatedwith observation sheets and chromosomal map.After the evaluation the important material wastransferred from the collection field to the work245field where was intensively improved. Workingfield contains 22 valuable genitors which arepart of the conservative selection plan. Themain criteria which formed the base forchoosing the material for collection and totransfer it in the working field were:- genetical inheritance of the genitors whichmanifests clearly important phenotypicalfeatures- genitors stability and uniformity expressedthrough decreased variability of the maincharacters and their progeny transfer- genetical ability of the genitors tohybridization process, this aim being reachedby testing combining general and specificabilityThe 22 genitors that form the work field werecrossed and were obtained a number ofcombinations in order to obtain reproductive,adaptive and metabolic heterosis. Hybridcombination which demonstrated clearly thisphenomenon was realized between L 1 A and L1 S genitors. It was used classical hybridizationby female flowers castration and elimination ofstamens before opening to avoid selfpollinating.

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