Pinpointing Rcs3 for frogeye leaf spot resistance and tracing its origin in soybean breeding
Frogeye leaf spot is a yield-reducing disease of soybean caused by the pathogen Cercospora sojina . Rcs3 has provided durable resistance to all known races of C. sojina since its discovery in the cultivar Davis during the 1980s. Using a recombinant inbred line population derived from a cross between...
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| description | Frogeye leaf spot is a yield-reducing disease of soybean caused by the pathogen
Cercospora sojina
.
Rcs3
has provided durable resistance to all known races of
C. sojina
since its discovery in the cultivar Davis during the 1980s. Using a recombinant inbred line population derived from a cross between Davis and the susceptible cultivar Forrest,
Rcs3
was fine-mapped to a 1.15 Mb interval on chromosome 16. This single locus was confirmed by tracing
Rcs3
in resistant and susceptible progeny derived from Davis, as well as three near-isogenic lines. Haplotype analysis in the ancestors of Davis indicated that Davis has the same haplotype at the
Rcs3
locus as susceptible cultivars in its paternal lineage. On the basis of these results, it is hypothesized that the resistance allele in Davis resulted from a mutation of a susceptibility allele. Tightly linked SNP markers at the
Rcs3
locus identified in this research can be used for effective marker-assisted selection. |
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Rcs3
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Rcs3
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