Hybrid seed production necessitates the implementation of efficient cross-pollination between wheat inbred lines, which overcomes wheat’s naturally autogenous pollination mode.
This is accomplished practically by planting male-sterile maternal parents with good pollen recipient properties near paternal plants with good pollen shedding things.
As a result, the effective male sterility of the maternal plants is a general requirement that can be met through a variety of mechanisms.
Final Answer:
Wheat hybrid varieties are available in four varieties.
Sonalika: Green Revolution introduced a high-yielding wheat variety with disease resistance.
Kalyan Sona: Green Revolution introduced a high-yielding wheat variety with disease resistance.
Himgiri: Immunity to leaf and stripe rust, as well as hill Blount disease.
Atlas 66 is a biofortified hybrid wheat variety with high protein content.