Wild Relatives of Cultivated Plants in India: A Reservoir of Alternative Genetic Resources and More
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Autor: Singh, Anurudh Kumar
Jahr: 2017
1 Introduction..........................................................................................................................................................................................1
References..................................................................................................................................................................................................8
Part I Wild Relatives
2 Defining a Wild Relative..................................................................................................................................................13
References..................................................................................................................................................................................................17
3 Importance of Wild Relatives as Genetic Resource
and Otherwise....................................................................................................................................................................................19
3.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................19
3.2 Wild Species as Source of Genetic Enhancement
to Broaden Crop Genetic Base..........................................................................................................21
3.3 Wild Species as Source of Genetic Variability
for Crop Improvement....................................................................................................................................23
3.3.1 Disease and Insect Pest Resistance................................................................23
3.3.2 Abiotic Stress Tolerance................................................................................................25
3.3.3 Yield Traits........................................................................................................................................25
3.3.4 Quality Traits..................................................................................................................................26
3.3.5 Earliness and Adaptation..............................................................................................26
3.3.6 Modes of Reproduction..................................................................................................26
3.3.7 Miscellaneous Traits............................................................................................................27
3.3.8 Quantitative Traits....................................................................................................................27
3.4 Resource for Other Economic Uses..........................................................................................28
3.4.1 Source of Alternative Food Crops..................................................................28
3.4.2 Sources of Ethano-medicinal
and Floriculture Crops......................................................................................................29
3.4.3 Sources of Renewable Bioenergy....................................................................30
3.4.4 Source of Restricting Soil Erosion,
Soil Reclamation, and Soil Fertility Improvement................31
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viü Contents
3.4.5 Securing Ecological Benefits Through Carbon
Sequestration, Phytoremediation, Promoting
Ecology, and Environment..........................................................................................32
3.5 Perspective......................................................................................................................................................................33
References....................................................................................................................................33
Part II Wild Relatives Distribution and Diversity
in Different Crop Groups
4 Cereals............................................................................................................................................................................................................41
4.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................41
4.2 Wild Species Found in India................................................................................................................44
4.3 Perspective......................................................................................................................................................................51
References..................................................................................................................................................................................................52
5 Grain Legumes................................................................................................................................................................................53
5.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................53
5.2 Wild Species Found in India................................................................................................................55
5.3 Perspective......................................................................................................................................................................61
References..................................................................................................................................................................................................61
6 Oilseeds........................................................................................................................................................................................................63
6.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................63
6.2 Wild Species Found in India................................................................................................................65
6.3 Perspective......................................................................................................................................................................67
References..................................................................................................................................................................................................68
7 Fiber Crops............................................................................................................................................................................................69
7.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................69
7.2 Wild Species Found in India................................................................................................................71
7.3 Perspective......................................................................................................................................................................75
References..................................................................................................................................................................................................76
8 Forage Crops......................................................................................................................................................................................77
8.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................77
8.2 Wild Species Found in India................................................................................................................79
8.3 Perspective......................................................................................................................................................................83
References..................................................................................................................................................................................................84
9 Vegetables..................................................................................................................................................................................................85
9.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................85
9.2 Wild Species Found in India................................................................................................................89
9.2.1 Fruity Vegetable..........................................................................................................................89
9.2.2 Leafy Vegetables........................................................................................................................97
9.2.3 Root, Tuber, and Bulb Vegetables....................................................................99
9.3 Perspective......................................................................................................................................................................105
References..................................................................................................................................................................................................106
Contents ix
10 Fruits and Nuts........................................................................................ 109
10.1 Introduction.................................................................................. 109
10.2 Wild Species Found in India................................................................................................................113
10.2.1 Temperate Fruits............................................................ 113
10.2.2 Tropical and Subtropical Fruits..................................... 117
10.2.3 Arid and Semi-arid Fruits............................................................................................126
10.3 Perspective......................................................................................................................................................................131
References..................................................................................................................................................................................................132
11 Spices and Condiments......................................................................................................................................................137
11.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................137
11.2 Wild Species Found in India................................................................................................................141
11.3 Perspective......................................................................................................................................................................152
References..................................................................................................................................................................................................153
12 Commercial Crops....................................................................................................................................................................155
12.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................155
12.2 Wild Species Found in India................................................................................................................157
12.3 Perspective......................................................................................................................................................................161
References..................................................................................................................................................................................................162
13 Medicinal and Aromatic Plants..........................................................................................................................165
13.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................165
13.2 Wild Species Found in India................................................................................................................166
13.3 Perspective......................................................................................................................................................................175
References..................................................................................................................................................................................................176
14 Floriculture Crops......................................................................................................................................................................177
14.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................177
14.2 Wild Species Found in India................................................................................................................179
14.3 Perspective......................................................................................................................................................................193
References..................................................................................................................................................................................................194
15 Agroforestry..........................................................................................................................................................................................197
15.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................197
15.2 Wild Species Found in India................................................................................................................199
15.3 Perspective......................................................................................................................................................................204
References..................................................................................................................................................................................................205
16 Cottage Industry Crops and Others............................................................................................................207
16.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................207
16.2 Wild Species Found in India................................................................................................................208
16.3 Perspective......................................................................................................................................................................214
References..................................................................................................................................................................................................215
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Part III Conservation of Wild Relatives
17 Classification of Wild Species to Facilitate
Conservation and Gene Transfer......................................................................................................................219
17.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................219
17.2 Experimental Taxonomy............................................................................................................................220
17.2.1 Biochemical and Molecular Biosystematics....................................222
17.3 Phylogenetic Classification....................................................................................................................224
17.4 Classification of Species (Genetic Resources)
for Better Management and Use....................................................................................................225
17.4.1 Gene Pool Concept................................................................................................................225
17.4.2 Primary Gene Pool (GP-1)..........................................................................................226
17.4.3 Secondary Gene Pool (GP-2)..................................................................................226
17.4.4 Tertiary Gene Pool (GP-3)..........................................................................................227
17.4.5 Factors Contributing to Use Gene Pools................................................229
17.5 Perspective......................................................................................................................................................................230
References..................................................................................................................................................................................................230
18 Collection Strategies..............................................................................................................................................................233
18.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................233
18.2 Collection..........................................................................................................................................................................234
18.2.1 Planning..................................................................................................................................................235
18.2.2 Selection of Populations/Sites..............................................................................236
18.2.3 Number of Samples to Be Collected..........................................................238
18.2.4 Minimum Number of Plants to Be Sampled....................................239
18.2.5 Sample Size and Seeds per Plant......................................................................240
18.2.6 Sampling Approach..............................................................................................................240
18.2.7 Seed Collecting............................................................................................................................241
18.2.8 Information Documentation......................................................................................243
18.2.9 Post Collection Care............................................................................................................243
18.3 Perspective......................................................................................................................................................................245
References..................................................................................................................................................................................................247
19 Conservation Strategies....................................................................................................................................................249
19.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................249
19.2 Probable Conservation Approaches..........................................................................................250
19.2.1 By Regulatory Mechanisms......................................................................................250
19.2.2 By Promoting Cultivation Practices..............................................................251
19.2.3 By Conventional Conservation Strategies..........................................251
19.3 Perspective......................................................................................................................................................................258
References..................................................................................................................................................................................................259
20 Breeding Strategies for Use of Wild Relatives............................................................................261
20.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................261
20.2 Characterization and Evaluation of Wild Species................................................262
20.3 Identification of Potentially Valuable Species..........................................................262
20.4 Prioritization of Species..............................................................................................................................263
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20.5 Breeding Options for Interspecific Gene Transfer..............................................263
20.5.1 Conventional Cytogenetic Manipulations............................................263
20.5.2 Biotechnological Approaches Overcoming
Hybridization Barriers......................................................................................................265
20.5.3 Asexual Biotechnological Approaches....................................................266
20.5.4 Other Methods..............................................................................................................................268
20.6 Merit and Demerits of Various Breeding Approaches..................................268
20.6.1 Conventional Breeding....................................................................................................268
20.6.2 Sexual Biotechnological Breeding..................................................................268
20.6.3 Asexual Biotechnological Breeding/Genetic
Modification/Transformation..................................................................................269
20.7 General Steps of Interspecific Gene Transfer............................................................269
20.8 Perspective......................................................................................................................................................................270
References..................................................................................................................................................................................................271
21 Future Perspectives..................................................................................................................................................................273
21.1 Introduction....................................................................................................................................................................273
21.2 Most Are Threatened: Action Plan for Protection/
Conservation of Important Ones....................................................................................................274
21.3 Awareness Development Regarding the Importance
of Wild Species........................................................................................................................................................275
21.4 Building Comprehensive Collection of Wild Relatives
of Indian Origin/Indigenous to India......................................................................................275
21.5 Continued Conservation............................................................................................................................276
21.6 Promotion of Biotechnological Approaches
in Combination of Conventional Breeding....................................................................277
21.7 Developing Basic Information on Phylogeny
and Genomics............................................................................................................................................................277
21.8 Creation and Phenotyping of Purpose-Driven
Hybrid Population Sets................................................................................................................................278
21.9 Establishing a Predictive Network
of Genotype-Phenotype Associations..................................................................................278
21.10 Deployment of Identified Phenotypes into Crop
Breeding Pipelines..............................................................................................................................................279
21.11 Overcoming Other Problems..............................................................................................................279
References..................................................................................................................................................................................................280
Glossary......................................................................................................................................................................................................................283
Appendices..............................................................................................................................................................................................................291
Appendix 1................................................................................................................................................................................................291
Appendix II..............................................................................................................................................................................................297
Appendix III............................................................................................................................................................................................303
References................................................................................................................................................................................................................309
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