Ceratocystis canker resistance in BC1 populations of interspecific hybridization of fig (Ficus carica) and F. erecta
Ceratocystis canker resistance in BC1 populations of interspecific hybridization of fig (Ficus carica) and F. erecta
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无花果 (Ficus carica) 和 F.ectera 种间杂交的 BC1 种群对角囊藻 (Ceratocystis) 溃疡病的抗性
DOI:
10.1016/j.scienta.2019.03.039
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
4.3
通讯作者:
Jikumaru Shota
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作者:
Yakushiji Hiroshi;Morita Takeshige;Jikumaru Shota
Ceratocystis canker is a serious disease in fig (Ficus caricaL.) caused primarily by the soil borne fungusCeratocystis ficicola. The disease mainly invades the roots and trunks of figs, eventually killing the tree.Ficus erectaand F1(F. carica×F. erecta) were found to be extremely resistant to this fungus.F. erectais not practical as a rootstock due to extremely low grafting compatibility withF. caricabetweenF. carica. F1hybrids had been found to be unusable as a rootstock because of a root disorder. Then, we performed backcross hybridizations (BC1) between four common figs (seed parent) and F1caprifig type (pollen parent) through artificial pollination. The leaf morphology of BC1progeny was similar to that ofF. caricarather than those ofF. erectaor F1. Hardwood and softwood cuttings of BC1progeny readily rooted. BC1populations were inoculated withC. ficicolaby direct wounding of the shoot. The segregation ratios of resistance and susceptibility in BC1populations were consistent with a 1:1 Mendelian model. In a wound inoculation experiment using cuttings from 4 BC1individuals identified as being disease resistant, all examined lines were healthy and unwithered 100 days after inoculation. This result suggests that Ceratocystis canker resistance inF. erectais controlled by a single dominant gene. BC1progeny exhibited sufficient graft compatibility with fig, indicating that Ceratocystis canker-resistant BC1would be a practical fig rootstock source.