Evidence for Gene Inactivation in the Virus-Induced Aberrant Ratio Phenomenon in Maize

AUTOR(ES)

Samson, R. G.

RESUMO

Reciprocal crosses were made between pairs of plants showing the "aberrant ratio" (AR) effect at the a locus, and simultaneously between these plants and an aa tester. The results suggested that the AR effect in the particular line that was used could be explained by inactivation of a gene other than A, but also required for aleurone color. Segregation ratios in additional crosses largely fit expectations predicted on the basis of this hypothesis.

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