Large-scale screening for Aegilops tauschii tolerant genotypes to phosphorus deficiency at seedling stage
Large-scale screening for Aegilops tauschii tolerant genotypes to phosphorus deficiency at seedling stage
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DOI:
10.1007/s10681-014-1327-6
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2015-08
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1.9
通讯作者:
Lang Wang;Kun Liu;Shuangshuang Mao;Zhanyi Li;Yanli Lu;Jirui Wang;Yaxi Liu;Yuming Wei;Youliang Zh
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作者:
Lang Wang;Kun Liu;Shuangshuang Mao;Zhanyi Li;Yanli Lu;Jirui Wang;Yaxi Liu;Yuming Wei;Youliang Zh
Aegilops tauschii, as one of wheat wild relatives, possesses a wide range of resistance to biotic/abiotic factors. To better utilize and provide the genetic basis of breeding for improving phosphorus deficiency tolerance, large-scale screening for tolerantA. tauschiito phosphorus deficiency was conducted using hydroponic experiment. A total of 380A. tauschiigenotypes were used to evaluate their phosphorus deficiency tolerance using root system at seedling stage. The results indicate that compared to applied phosphorus condition, genetic variation of the tested traits among 380A. tauschiigenotypes was significant under non-applied phosphorus condition. Heritability estimates showed that root dry weight, shoot dry weight, and total dry weight is highly inheritable. Principal component (PC) analysis showed that first four PCs explained 81.387 % of total variation. S value and phosphorus deficiency tolerance index (PDTI) showed that allA. tauschiigenotypes can be divided into three groups, high (17 %), moderate (58 %) and low (25 %) tolerance groups. Compared with other cultivated wheat using S value and PDTI, the top five tolerantA. tauschiigenotypes have stronger ability of phosphorus deficiency tolerance than other cultivated wheat. In conclusion, we systematically evaluated large-scaleA. tauschiigenotypes, and 63 tolerant lines and some root traits used as selection criteria were selected. The top five tolerantA. tauschiigenotypes have relative higher tolerance than other wheat, and can be further used for wheat genetic improvement and molecular breeding for abiotic stress tolerance.