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1...,.. - (Fragaria x ananassa Duch.) //. 2010.. 14, 1.. 165-171. 2...,.. - Fragaria x Potentilla ( Frel) // -. 2011.. 15, 4.. 800 807. 3... Fragaria x ananassa Duch..... 2012. 16. 4... -. :, 2000.. 28 30. 5. Bentvelsen G., Bouw B. Breeding Ornamental Strawberries // Proc. Vth Int. Strawberry Symposium Acta Horticulturae. 2006. Vol. 708. P. 455 457. 6. Ellis J. R. Fragaria-Potentilla intergeneric hybridization and evolution in Fragaria // Proceedings of Linnean Society of London. 1962. Vol. 173. P. 99 106. 7. Feller W. Introduction to Probability Theory. 1967. Vol. 1. 525 p. 8. Khanizaden Sh. New hardy day-neutral red flowering strawberry cultivars // Acta Horticulturae. 2000. N. 538 P. 779 780. 9. Mabberley D.J. Potentilla and Fragaria (Rosaceae) reunited // Telopea. 2002. Vol. 9. P. 793 801. 10. Sokal R.R., Rohlf F.J. Analysis of frequences. In: Biometry: the principles and practice of statistics in biological research. 3 rd edition. Freeman & company. New York, 1995. BATURIN S.O., KUZNETSOVA L.L. Institute of Cytology and Genetics Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences Russia, 630090, Novosibirsk, Lavrentiev Av., 10, e-mail: SO_baturin@mail.ru SEGREGATION OF THE «COLOR COROLLA» TRAIT IN INBRED OFFSPRINGS OF PINK FLOWRING GARDEN STRAWBERRY (FRAGARIA ANANASSA DUCH.) Aims. The study of the nature of inheritance pink color corolla in inbred offsprings F. ananassa. Methods. I 1 generations seedlings obtained from commercial, pink flowering, Dutch hybrid F1 C141 (2n = 8x = 56) were material of the study. The model with chromatid type of gene segregation of alleles based on hypergeometric frequency gametes autopolyploids distribution, in particular, the octoploid strawberry was used for interpretation of the character trait segregation in seed offsprings. Results. The variability of corolla color intensity from light pink to deep red was revealed among pink flowering inbred progeny seedlings. The intensity of coloring depends on the number of dominant alleles that control the synthesis of anthocyanidins in the petals of a flower. The experimental data are in good agreement with the theoretically expected. Conclusions. Using the model of monogenic inheritance of the «corolla color» trait with chromatid segregation that predicts the share of hybrid seedlings of the desired color of the corolla in directional crossings, thereby maintaining effective selection for the decorative qualities and productivity. Key words: Fragaria ananassa, octosomic inheritance, pink-flowering cultivar, inbreeding, selection... 1,.. 2 1, 36003,.,.., 1/3, e-mail: bilyavska@ukr.net 2, 03141,.,., 25, e-mail: mira31@ukr.net F 1 - -,. -, - 125. F 1, - -, 1- -

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- -. -, - -,, -., -.,, -,. 1... // -..: -, 1999.. 142 149. 2...,.. F 1 c // -. 2012. 1.. 28 31. 3. Glycine Willd;.:..,..,.. [.] /, -.....: LTD, 2004. 37. 4...,..,... -. :, 1975. 59. 5.... :, 1984. 223. 6. Bernard R.L. An allelik series affecting stem length // Soybean Gen. Newsl. 1975. Vol.2. P. 28 30. 7...,.. // -., 1978.. 40 46. 8. Johnson H.W., Robinson H.F., Cometock R.E. Genotypic and phenotypic correlations in acybeans end their implications in selection / Agr. J. 1955. Vol. 47, 10. P. 447 483. 9... //, -., 1977.. 31 38. 10...,.. //. 1982.. 18 25. 11. (,,, )..// /...,.. :, 1995. 305. BILYAVSKA L.G. 1, KORNEYEVA M.O. 2 1 Poltava State Agricultural Academy Ukraine, 36003, Poltava, G. Skovoroda str., 1/3, e-mail: bilyavska@ukr.net 2 Institute of Bioenergetics Cultures and Sugar Beets of NAAS of Ukraine Ukraine, 03141, Kyiv, Klinichna str., 25, e-mail: mira31@ukr.net THE STRUCTURE OF GENOTYPIC VARIATION OF QUANTITATIVE TRAITS IN F 1 PROGENY OF SOYBEAN Aims. To investigate the structure of genotypic variation of agronomic characters in topcross soybean hybrids. Methods. On the basis of dispersion analysis of topcross hybrids the parts of additive and non-additive gene effects of parental components have been determined. Results. Characters with mostly additive (plant height, number of nodes on the main stem) and non- additive (number of pods per plant, number of branches per plant and the lower pod height) gene effects have been determined. That allows choosing the strategy of their breeding and genetic improvement. Some heterosis hybrids were selected in order to search for transgressive soybean forms. Conclusions. It has been determined that additive gene effects mostly influenced genetic control of such traits as number of nodes on the main stem and plant height, while non-additive effects of gene interaction were more significant in genetic control of the number of pods per plant, number of branches per plant and the lower pod height. Key words: soybeans, topcross hybrids, gene interaction, heterosis. 130