Yield reduction historically associated with the Aegilops ventricosa 7DV introgression is genetically and physically distinct from the eyespot resistance gene Pch1.
Yield reduction historically associated with the Aegilops ventricosa 7DV introgression is genetically and physically distinct from the eyespot resistance gene Pch1.
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历史上与 Aegilops ventricosa 7DV 基因渗入相关的产量降低在遗传和物理上与眼斑抗性基因 Pch1 不同。
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10.1007/s00122-019-03502-1
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2020
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Pasquariello M
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Pasquariello M
Key messageYield penalty and increased grain protein content traits associated withAegilops ventricosa7D introgression have been mapped for the first time, and they are physically distinct from the eyespot resistance locusPch1.AbstractWheat wild relatives represent an important source of genetic variation, but introgression of agronomically relevant genes, such as for disease resistance, may lead to the simultaneous introduction of genetically linked deleterious traits.Pch1is a dominant gene, conferring resistance to eyespot and was introgressed to wheat fromAegilops ventricosaas part of a large segment of the 7DVchromosome. This introgression has been associated with a significant yield reduction and a concomitant increase in grain protein content. In this study, we evaluated both traits and their relationship to the location of thePch1gene. We found that both QTLs were clearly distinct from thePch1gene, being located on a different linkage group toPch1. In addition, we found that the QTL for increased grain protein content was strong and consistent across field trials, whereas the yield penalty QTL was unstable and environmentally dependent. The yield and grain protein content QTLs were genetically linked and located in the same linkage group. This finding is due in part to the small size of the population, and to the restricted recombination between wheat 7D andAe. ventricosa7Dvchromosomes. Although recombination in this interval is rare, it does occur. A recombinant line containingPch1and7D_KASP6, the marker associated with increase in grain protein content, but notXwmc221, the marker associated with the yield penalty effect, was identified.