II.3. BRASSICA CROPS (
BRASSICA
SPP.) –
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Table 3.13.
Interspecific and intergeneric sexual crossing attempts, degree of su
ccess and potential for gene introgression
1 (
cont.
)
Interspecific cross
Sexual cross
Field cross
Seeds/ cross
BC
♂
BC
♀^
Potential
References
Natural cross Introgression
B. napus × R. raphanistrum R. raphanistrum × B. napus
Y Y
Y F
Y
10
−4,
−^8
Y Y
Y Y
H VL
L VL
Baranger et al. (1995); Chadoeuf, Darmency and Maillet (1998); Darmency, Lefol and Fleury (1998); Eber et al. (1994); Lefol, Seguin-Swartz and Downey (1997); Rieger et al. (1999); Chèvre et al. (1998, 1997a); Wei and Darmency (2008)
B. napus × R. sativus R. sativus × B. napus
Y NR
NR F
0.6^0
NR NR
NR NR
VL VL
EL EL
Gupta (1997); Ammitzbøll and Jørgensen (2006)
B. napus × S. alba S. alba × B. napus
Y F
NR NR
Y
VL EL
EL EL
Bijral, Sharma and Kanwal (1993); Ripley and Arnison (1990); Mathias (1991); Lelivelt et al. (1993); Chèvre et al. (1994); Brown et al. (1997); Sridevi and Saria (1996)
B. napus × S. arvensis S. arvensis × B. napus
Y Y
F F
0.18 F
(^) F
L
EL
VL EL
Bing, Downey and Rakow (1991);Moyes et al. (2002); Inomata (1988); Brown et al. (1996); Sweet et al. (1997); Eastham and Sweet (2002); Daniels et al.
(2005); Lefol,
Danielou and Darmency (1996)
B. napus × D. erucoides D. erucoides × B. napus
NR Y
NR NR
Y
VL
VL
Ringdahl, McVetty and Sernyk. (1987)
Notes:
Y = successful cross by hand pollination or in the field; F = cross attempted but failed; NR= not reported. Probability of cro
ssing in nature and/or gene introgression
H = high, L = low, VL = very low, EL = extremely low.