Genetic variation and genotype by environment interaction in the susceptibility of Abies nordmanniana (Steven) Spach to the fungus Neonectria neomacrospora (Booth & Samuels) Mantiri & Samuels
Key message Pronounced clonal variation and moderate to high broad-sense heritability estimates of susceptibility to Neonectria neomacrospora were found in Abies nordmanniana in three sites. Significant genotype by environment (G × E) interaction was detected across sites. Context Nordmann fir, a wi...
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Pronounced clonal variation and moderate to high broad-sense heritability estimates of susceptibility to
Neonectria neomacrospora
were found in
Abies nordmanniana
in three sites. Significant genotype by environment (G × E) interaction was detected across sites.
Context
Nordmann fir, a widely used Christmas tree species in Europe, has, since 2011, been increasingly damaged by a canker disease caused by
Neonectria neomacrospora
.
Aims
The objective was to study the genetic variation and genotype by environment interaction in the susceptibility of Nordmann fir to
N. neomacrospora
.
Methods
Damage caused by
N. neomacrospora
was evaluated using a visual scale in three Nordmann fir clonal seed orchards in Denmark, partly containing the same clones.
Results
Damage due to
N. neomacrospora
was substantial at all three sites, and no clone was completely resistant to
N. neomacrospora
, but a large genetic variation in the susceptibility was detected among clones. Estimates of single-site individual broad-sense heritability for susceptibility varied between 0.38 and 0.47. The average type-B genetic correlation for damage score across sites was 0.34.
Conclusion
Genetic variation was very pronounced, and significant G × E interactions were detected for susceptibility. Further investigations of narrow-sense heritability, expression of the trait in younger material, and identification of the cause of G × E for
N. neomacrospora
susceptibility in Nordmann fir across different sites are recommended. |
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Pronounced clonal variation and moderate to high broad-sense heritability estimates of susceptibility to
Neonectria neomacrospora
were found in
Abies nordmanniana
in three sites. Significant genotype by environment (G × E) interaction was detected across sites.
Context
Nordmann fir, a widely used Christmas tree species in Europe, has, since 2011, been increasingly damaged by a canker disease caused by
Neonectria neomacrospora
.
Aims
The objective was to study the genetic variation and genotype by environment interaction in the susceptibility of Nordmann fir to
N. neomacrospora
.
Methods
Damage caused by
N. neomacrospora
was evaluated using a visual scale in three Nordmann fir clonal seed orchards in Denmark, partly containing the same clones.
Results
Damage due to
N. neomacrospora
was substantial at all three sites, and no clone was completely resistant to
N. neomacrospora
, but a large genetic variation in the susceptibility was detected among clones. Estimates of single-site individual broad-sense heritability for susceptibility varied between 0.38 and 0.47. The average type-B genetic correlation for damage score across sites was 0.34.
Conclusion
Genetic variation was very pronounced, and significant G × E interactions were detected for susceptibility. Further investigations of narrow-sense heritability, expression of the trait in younger material, and identification of the cause of G × E for
N. neomacrospora
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Pronounced clonal variation and moderate to high broad-sense heritability estimates of susceptibility to
Neonectria neomacrospora
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Abies nordmanniana
in three sites. Significant genotype by environment (G × E) interaction was detected across sites.
Context
Nordmann fir, a widely used Christmas tree species in Europe, has, since 2011, been increasingly damaged by a canker disease caused by
Neonectria neomacrospora
.
Aims
The objective was to study the genetic variation and genotype by environment interaction in the susceptibility of Nordmann fir to
N. neomacrospora
.
Methods
Damage caused by
N. neomacrospora
was evaluated using a visual scale in three Nordmann fir clonal seed orchards in Denmark, partly containing the same clones.
Results
Damage due to
N. neomacrospora
was substantial at all three sites, and no clone was completely resistant to
N. neomacrospora
, but a large genetic variation in the susceptibility was detected among clones. Estimates of single-site individual broad-sense heritability for susceptibility varied between 0.38 and 0.47. The average type-B genetic correlation for damage score across sites was 0.34.
Conclusion
Genetic variation was very pronounced, and significant G × E interactions were detected for susceptibility. Further investigations of narrow-sense heritability, expression of the trait in younger material, and identification of the cause of G × E for
N. neomacrospora
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Pronounced clonal variation and moderate to high broad-sense heritability estimates of susceptibility to
Neonectria neomacrospora
were found in
Abies nordmanniana
in three sites. Significant genotype by environment (G × E) interaction was detected across sites.
Context
Nordmann fir, a widely used Christmas tree species in Europe, has, since 2011, been increasingly damaged by a canker disease caused by
Neonectria neomacrospora
.
Aims
The objective was to study the genetic variation and genotype by environment interaction in the susceptibility of Nordmann fir to
N. neomacrospora
.
Methods
Damage caused by
N. neomacrospora
was evaluated using a visual scale in three Nordmann fir clonal seed orchards in Denmark, partly containing the same clones.
Results
Damage due to
N. neomacrospora
was substantial at all three sites, and no clone was completely resistant to
N. neomacrospora
, but a large genetic variation in the susceptibility was detected among clones. Estimates of single-site individual broad-sense heritability for susceptibility varied between 0.38 and 0.47. The average type-B genetic correlation for damage score across sites was 0.34.
Conclusion
Genetic variation was very pronounced, and significant G × E interactions were detected for susceptibility. Further investigations of narrow-sense heritability, expression of the trait in younger material, and identification of the cause of G × E for
N. neomacrospora
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