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GrainGenes Reference Report: CRS-39-1707

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Reference
CRS-39-1707
Title
Molecular Mapping of Russian Wheat Aphid Resistance from Triticale Accession PI386156.
Journal
Crop Science
Year
1999
Volume
39
Pages
1707-1710
Author
Fritz AK
Caldwell S
Worrall WD
Abstract
The Russian wheat aphid (RWA), Diuraphis noxia Mordvilko, is an economic pest of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) in some western growing regions. Sources of resistance occur within the wheat gene pool, but there are also high levels of resistance in wheat relatives, including rye (Secale cereale L.). An F(2) population between PI 386156, a Russian wheat aphid-resistant triticale (x Triticosecale Wittmack) from Russia and NE88T222, a susceptible triticale, was used to examine the inheritance of resistance. Five distinct classes of reaction to the RWA were observed, suggesting this trait is not controlled by a single dominant gene in this population. Bulked segregant analysis was performed with DNA from plants representing the most resistant ('R') and most susceptible ('S') classes. A co-dominant marker amplified by primer OP-M09 explained more than 55% of the variation observed for resistance. Sequencing results revealed a deletion in the 'S' parent relative to the 'R' parent. Using a set of wheat-rye addition lines, we mapped the target fragment to chromosome 4R, which has previously been identified as the critical chromosome for RWA resistance from PI 386156 and other Russian triticales
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addition lines
aphid
aphid resistance
bulked segregant analysis
chromosome
codominant
codominant marker
deletion
diuraphis noxia
dna
dominance
gene
gene interaction
gene pool
genetic mapping
genetic resistance
inheritance
inheritance of resistance
mapping
marker
molecular mapping
pest resistance
population
relatives
resistance
resistant
russian wheat aphid
rye
secale cereale
susceptibility
triticale
triticum aestivum
triticum x secale
wheat aphid resistance
x triticosecale

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