INHERITANCE OF RESISTANCE TO MELOIDOGYNE CHITWOOD (TYLENCHIDA) IN 2 LINES OF CAPSICUM-ANNUUM-L - STUDY OF HOMOZYGOUS PROGENIES OBTAINED BY ANDROGENESIS
INHERITANCE OF RESISTANCE TO MELOIDOGYNE CHITWOOD (TYLENCHIDA) IN 2 LINES OF CAPSICUM-ANNUUM-L - STUDY OF HOMOZYGOUS PROGENIES OBTAINED BY ANDROGENESIS
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10.1051/agro:19850201
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发表时间:
1985-01-01
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DALMASSO, A
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HENDY, H;POCHARD, E;DALMASSO, A
C. annuum PM 217 was resistant to M. arenaria, M. incognita, M. javanica and M. sp. (Seville type). Line PM 687 was resistant to the first 3 spp. The host cultivar Yolo Wonder, which was crossed with both lines, showed some resistance to M. javanica. Haploid plants were obtained by androgenesis from F1 hybrids PM 217 .times. Yolo Wonder and PM 687 .times. Yolo Wonder. Each autodiploid progeny was separately inoculated with 5 clonal populations of Meloidogyne belonging to the 4 species. Two different and probably independent genes, one controlling resistance to M. arenaria, M. incognita, M. javanica, the other to M. javanica and M. sp. Seville, were demonstrated in PM 217. Two genes were also observed in PM 687, one active against the 3 main species, except one M. arenaria population, the second controlling just this population. The 2 genes are probably linked. These genes differed by their range of effectiveness with regard to the Meloidogyne species and clones and/or by their expression in the roots. The broad spectrum genes from PM 217 and PM 687, respectively, were not alleles but seemed to be located on the same chromosome. A 5th gene was observed in Yolo Wonder but with a very limited range of activity.