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Application of chosen factors in the wide crossing method for the production of oat doubled haploids

Abstract Oat (Avena sativa L.) has recently gained importance due to the discovery of a variety of health benefits and new opportunities of use. There is no efficient protocol for the production of oat doubled haploid (DH) lines. The aim of this study was to increase the efficiency of obtaining DHs of oat by the wide crossing method. The study was performed on five oat genotypes. We have compared the induction of embryos after pollination with maize, sorghum and millet pollen as well as the development of haploid embryos isolated 2, 3 and 4 weeks after pollination and cultivated on media with different sugar content. Haploid plants were treated with colchicine after or before acclimation to natural conditions. Of the three types of pollen used, the largest number of haploid embryos was obtained using maize pollen. Three weeks after pollination was the most suitable time for the isolation and cultivation of the embryos. The most efficient medium enabling the development of embryos and conversion to plants was 190-2 containing 9% of maltose. Colchicine treatment of acclimated plants provided high survival rate.