ANTHER CULTURE RESPONSE TO DIFFERENT MEDIA IN F2 PROGENIES OF BREAD WHEAT

Anther culture is one of the most important methods for producing doubled haploid plants and the efficiency of this method is influenced by several mentioned factors such as genotype and induction media. In this study, we investigated that anther response of different F 2 progenies of bread wheat hybrids using MN6 and P2 induction media. Our results indicated that calli production, regeneration, green and albino plant numbers are higher on MN6 media than on P2 media for all genotypes. In addition to, all parameters investigated varied between genotypes. As a result, it can be said that the response of anthers depends mainly on the genotype used and the most suitable induction media for obtaining doubled haploid from our wheat hybrids was MN6 medium. However, it may be needed to develop other culture conditions for this population to utilize it in an actual breeding program.

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