Chapter 1  introduction

Class 1 introduction

Test of unit 1

Chapter 2 Breeding objective and approaches

Class 1 the main objectives and characteristics of modern horticultural plant breeding

Class 2 Principles for establishing breeding objectives and breeding approaches

Test of unit 2

Chapter 3 Germplasm Resources

Class 1 the importance of germplasm resources

Class 2 the work of horticultural plant germplasm resources

Homework of the 1 week

Test of unit 3

Chapter 4 Selective Breeding

Class 1 selection and selective breeding

Class 2 Two basic selection methods (one)

Class 3 Two basic selection methods (two)

Class 4 Derived selection methods

Class 5 Budding Varieties and Selection of Budding Varieties

Class 6 Characteristics of Budding Varieties

Class 7 Methods and procedures of selection by bud Varieties

Homework of the 2 week

Test of unit 4

Chapter 5 Sexual Cross Breeding

Class 1 Category and importance of sexual cross breeding

Class 2 Methods of cross breeding in sexual cross breeding

Class 3 The parents selection and matching for sexual hybridization

Class 4 The cultivation and selection of sexual hybrid offspring

Class 5 Backcross Breeding (one)

Class 6 Backcross Breeding (two)

Class 7 wide cross breeding (one)

Class 8 wide cross breeding (two)

Class 9 wide cross breeding (three)

Homework of the 4 week

Test of unit 5

Chapter 6 Heterosis Breeding

Class 1 Concept and Utilization Value of Heterosis (one)

Class 2 Concept and Utilization Value of Heterosis (two)

Class 3 Concept and Utilization Value of Heterosis (three)

Class 4 The general procedure of heterosis breeding

Class 5 Production of hybrid seeds (one)

Class 6 Production of hybrid seeds (two)

Class 7 The concept and types of male sterile lines

Class 8 Development of male sterile lines

Class 9 Methods and steps of seed production using male sterile lines

Class 10 the selection and utilization of self-incompatible lines

Class 11 Genetic law of self-incompatibility

Class 12 Physiological causes of self-incompatibility

Class 13 Characteristics and application of excellent self incompatibility lines

Homework of the 4 and 5 week

Test of unit 6

Chapter 7 Mutation Breeding

Class 1 Significance and characteristics of mutation breeding

Class 2 Physically induced mutations

Class 3 Chemical induced mutations

Class 4 The method of chemical induced mutations

Homework of the 6 week

Test of unit 7

Chapter 8 Ploidy breeding

Class 1 polyploid breeding

Class 2 Haploid breeding

Chapter 9 cultivar registration and seed propagation

Class 1 cultivar registration

Class 2 seed propagation

Homework of the 7 and 8 week

Test of unit 8 and 9