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Fig 1.

In vitro mutagenesis, regeneration of HYP-tolerant plantlets, grafting, and production of pods by grafted plants of Huayu 20.

a The somatic embryos formed on the mutagenesis medium (induction medium plus 4 mg/L PYM); b Buds formed after screening on germination medium containing 4 mg/L and then 8 mmol/L HYP; c-d Grafted HYP-tolerant plantlets (the scions are from HYP-tolerant somatic embryos, and the rootstock is cultivar Huayu 23); e An HYP-tolerant plant growing in the field; f An HYP-tolerant plant of the M1 generation that produced pods (the M2 generation) in the field.

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Fig 2.

Variation and segregation among the offspring of specific plants derived from the M2 generation of Huayu 20 during the early growth stage.

a Offspring of plant no. 35 and plant no. 43 differed in growth and vigor during the early growth stage; b Offspring of plant no. 34 differed in size; c Huayu 20, the mutagenic parent.

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Fig 3.

Variation and segregation among the offspring of specific plants derived from the M2 generation after harvest.

a Offspring of plant no. 42 differed in plant height, flowering habit, and branch number; b Offspring of plant no. 41 differed in plant architecture and branch number; c Offspring of plant no. 36 differed in pod number; d Offspring of Plant no. 36 differed in pod shape; e Pods of Huayu 20 (the mutagenic parent, left) were normal, and pods of offspring of plant no. 42 were catenuliform with segregation in size; f The seed coats of plant no. 42 offspring were purple while those of Huayu 20 were pink.

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Table 1.

SOD and POD activities of Huayu 20 and M3 offspring of HYP-tolerant, regenerated plants. Values are means ± SE. The mutants are designated by two numbers separated by a hyphen. The first number refers to the regenerated plant first transplanted in the field. The second number refers to a specific offspring of that plant. Values are means ± SE. Means in a column followed by different letters are significantly different at P < 0.05.

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Table 2.

Polymorphic analysis between the mutagenic parent Huayu 20 and 13 mutants by SSR.

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Table 3.

Number of M3 generation individuals (derived from the HYP-tolerant, regenerated plants of Huayu20) that produced ≥ 40.0 g of total pod weight per plant.

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Fig 4.

Diagram of frequency distribution on quality characteristics of M4-generation seeds.

The contents of protein, oil, oleic acid, linoleic acid, palmitic acid and the value of oleic acid/ linoleic acid (O/L) of Huayu 20 was 26.62%, 53.78%, 49.38%,31.44%, 4.83% and 1.57, respectively. In total, M4-generation seeds from 150 M3-generation mutagenic individuals were used for calculation of quality characteristics.

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Table 4.

Variation range on quality characteristics of M4-generation seeds.

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Table 5.

Pod weight per plant and main quality characteristics of some M4-generation offspring that produced >60 g pods/plant.

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Table 6.

Result comparasion of oil content of some M5-generation individuals with higher oil content between NIS method and residue method.

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