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. 1999 Mar;119(3):935–950. doi: 10.1104/pp.119.3.935

Table I.

Dominance and complementation tests for the ethylene-sensitivity trait among mutant and wild-type soybean lines

Soybean Line Hypocotyl Length
cm
Parents
 Hobbit 87 2.4  ± 0.16
 T119N54 (etr1-1) 13.3  ± 0.26
 A90-312022 2.2  ± 0.05
 T10N5/T10N6/T15N23 (“etr2-1 lines”) 3.8  ± 0.05
 T58N5 3.4  ± 0.09
F1 of crosses to wild type
 Hobbit 87 × T119N54 8.7  ± 0.32
  Different from Hobbit 87 and T119 (P < 0.001); semidominant
 A90-312022 × etr-1 lines 2.3  ± 0.04
  Not different from A90-312022 (P > 0.05); recessive
  Different from etr2-1 lines (P < 0.001)
 A90-312022 × T58N5 2.8  ± 0.11
  Different from A90-312022 and T58N5 (P < 0.001); semidominant
F1 for complementation tests
 T10N5 × T10N6 2.8  ± 0.15
  Different from parents (P < 0.001)
 T10N5 × T15N23 3.4  ± 0.11
  Not different from parents (P > 0.05)
 T10N6 × T15N23 4.0  ± 0.20
  Not different from parents (P < 0.05 and P = 0.049)
 T119N54 × T15N23 8.5  ± 0.67
  Different from parents (P < 0.001) (F2 data in Table II)
 T58N5 × etr2-1 lines 3.2  ± 0.10
  Different from etr2-1 lines (P < 0.001)
  Not different from T58N5 (P > 0.05)

Seedlings were germinated in darkness for 6 d in 18 μL L−1 ethylene. For each designated cross, combined data for progeny of multiple reciprocal crosses are presented. Results of Student's t tests for similarity to parent lines (data at top of table) are presented below cross data, accept similarity if P > 0.05. Values are means ± se.