Development of co-dominant KASP markers co-segregating with Ug99 effective stem rust resistance gene Sr26 in wheat
Development of co-dominant KASP markers co-segregating with Ug99 effective stem rust resistance gene Sr26 in wheat
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10.1007/s11032-018-0854-6
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2018-07
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3.1
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Naeela Qureshi;P. Kandiah;M. Gessese;V. Nsabiyera;V. Wells;P. Babu;Debbie Wong;M. Hayden;H. Bariana;U. Bansal
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Naeela Qureshi;P. Kandiah;M. Gessese;V. Nsabiyera;V. Wells;P. Babu;Debbie Wong;M. Hayden;H. Bariana;U. Bansal
Stem rust of wheat, caused byPuccinia graminisf. sp.tritici(Pgt), is a threat to global food security due to its ability to cause total crop failures. The Pgt race TTKSK (Ug99) and its derivatives detected in East Africa carry virulence for many resistance genes present in modern cultivars. However, stem rust resistance geneSr26remains effective to all races of Pgt worldwide.Sr26is carried on theAgropyron elongatum(syn.Thinopyrum ponticum) segment 6Ae#1L translocated to chromosome 6AL of wheat. In this study, a recombinant inbred line (RIL) population derived from a cross between the landrace Aus27969 and Avocet S, which carriesSr26, was used to develop co-dominant kompetitive allele-specific polymerase chain reaction (KASP) markers that co-segregate withSr26. Four KASP markers (sunKASP_216,sunKASP_218,sunKASP_224andsunKASP_225) were also shown to co-segregate withSr26in four additional RIL populations. When tested on Australian cultivars and breeding lines, these markers amplified alleles alternate to that linked withSr26in all cultivars known to lack this gene andSr26-linked alleles in cultivars and genotypes known to carrySr26. Genotypes WA-1 and WA-1/3*Yitpi carrying the shortestSr26translocation segment were positive only for markerssunKASP_224andsunKASP_225. Our results suggest the four KASP markers are located on the original translocation andsunKASP_224andsunKASP_225are located on the shortened version. Therefore,sunKASP_224andsunKASP_225can be used for marker-assisted pyramiding ofSr26with other stem rust resistance genes to achieve durable resistance in wheat.