Marker-assisted introgression of bacterial blight resistance gene xa13 into improved CO43
Biotic stresses cause severe yield reductions in rice and are a threat to global food security. Developing resistant cultivars is the most affordable and sustainable approach to handling different biotic stresses. CO43 is an elite rice variety of Tamil Nadu susceptible to gall midge (GM) and bacteri...
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description | Biotic stresses cause severe yield reductions in rice and are a threat to global food security. Developing resistant cultivars is the most affordable and sustainable approach to handling different biotic stresses. CO43 is an elite rice variety of Tamil Nadu susceptible to gall midge (GM) and bacterial blight (BB). In this regard, the current research was carried out to pyramid a major BB resistance gene
xa13
into the background of the improved CO43 carrying two major genes for GM resistance
Gm1
and
Gm4
. The improved CO43 was crossed with the donor line B95-1 X Abhaya, carrying the BB resistance gene
xa13
and GM resistance gene
Gm4
. Marker-assisted backcross breeding was employed to develop three gene-pyramided homozygous BC
3
F
3
lines (
Gm1Gm1
+
Gm4Gm4
+
xa13xa13
). Foreground selection was done at every generation using the functional marker xa13-prom for selecting the
xa13
gene and the SSR markers RM1328 and RM22550 for targeting the
Gm1
and
Gm4
genes, respectively. The selected BC
3
F
3
lines were highly resistant to GM and BB. Agronomical and grain quality evaluation of the selected lines led to the identification of two lines, C39-24-11 and C39-24-127 having yield on par with the improved CO43. The selected lines will be further pyramided with additional BB and blast resistance genes to develop improved lines with durable resistance against multiple biotic stresses of rice. |
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xa13
into the background of the improved CO43 carrying two major genes for GM resistance
Gm1
and
Gm4
. The improved CO43 was crossed with the donor line B95-1 X Abhaya, carrying the BB resistance gene
xa13
and GM resistance gene
Gm4
. Marker-assisted backcross breeding was employed to develop three gene-pyramided homozygous BC
3
F
3
lines (
Gm1Gm1
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Gm4Gm4
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xa13xa13
). Foreground selection was done at every generation using the functional marker xa13-prom for selecting the
xa13
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Gm1
and
Gm4
genes, respectively. The selected BC
3
F
3
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xa13
into the background of the improved CO43 carrying two major genes for GM resistance
Gm1
and
Gm4
. The improved CO43 was crossed with the donor line B95-1 X Abhaya, carrying the BB resistance gene
xa13
and GM resistance gene
Gm4
. Marker-assisted backcross breeding was employed to develop three gene-pyramided homozygous BC
3
F
3
lines (
Gm1Gm1
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Gm4Gm4
+
xa13xa13
). Foreground selection was done at every generation using the functional marker xa13-prom for selecting the
xa13
gene and the SSR markers RM1328 and RM22550 for targeting the
Gm1
and
Gm4
genes, respectively. The selected BC
3
F
3
lines were highly resistant to GM and BB. Agronomical and grain quality evaluation of the selected lines led to the identification of two lines, C39-24-11 and C39-24-127 having yield on par with the improved CO43. 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xa13
into the background of the improved CO43 carrying two major genes for GM resistance
Gm1
and
Gm4
. The improved CO43 was crossed with the donor line B95-1 X Abhaya, carrying the BB resistance gene
xa13
and GM resistance gene
Gm4
. Marker-assisted backcross breeding was employed to develop three gene-pyramided homozygous BC
3
F
3
lines (
Gm1Gm1
+
Gm4Gm4
+
xa13xa13
). Foreground selection was done at every generation using the functional marker xa13-prom for selecting the
xa13
gene and the SSR markers RM1328 and RM22550 for targeting the
Gm1
and
Gm4
genes, respectively. The selected BC
3
F
3
lines were highly resistant to GM and BB. Agronomical and grain quality evaluation of the selected lines led to the identification of two lines, C39-24-11 and C39-24-127 having yield on par with the improved CO43. The selected lines will be further pyramided with additional BB and blast resistance genes to develop improved lines with durable resistance against multiple biotic stresses of rice.</abstract><cop>Dordrecht</cop><pub>Springer Netherlands</pub><doi>10.1007/s10681-022-03059-z</doi><orcidid>https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7144-0837</orcidid><orcidid>https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6828-376X</orcidid></addata></record> |
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