Intersubgeneric hybridization between Glycine max and G. tomentella: production of F1, amphidiploid, BC1, BC2, BC3, and fertile soybean plants
Intersubgeneric hybridization between Glycine max and G. tomentella: production of F1, amphidiploid, BC1, BC2, BC3, and fertile soybean plants
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Glycine max 和 G. tomentella 之间的亚属间杂交:产生 F1、双二倍体、BC1、BC2、BC3 和可育大豆植株
DOI:
10.1007/s00122-015-2494-0
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发表时间:
2015
影响因子:
5.4
通讯作者:
R. Nelson
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作者:
R. Singh;R. Nelson
Key messageThis paper describes methods for unlocking genetic treasure from wild perennialGlycinespecies of Australia for soybean improvement.AbstractThe genetic resources of the ca. 26 species of the genusGlycinesubgenusGlycinehave not been exploited to broaden the genetic base of soybean (Glycine max; 2n= 40). The objectives of this study were to develop methods for producing F1, amphidiploid, BC1, BC2, BC3, and fertile soybean plants from crosses of soybean and the genusGlycinesubgenusGlycinespecies, in order to utilize the subgenusGlycinegermplasm in soybean breeding. Soybean cultivars were hybridized with six accessions of 78-chromosomeG. tomentellaas well as one accession each of 40-chromosomeG. tomentella,G. argyreaandG. latifolia. They were chosen because they exhibit resistance to soybean rust. We were successful in producing fertile soybean from soybean cv. ‘Dwight’ and 78-chromosomeG. tomentellaaccession PI 441001, while other hybrids were discontinued either at F1or amphidiploid stage. The F1seeds aborted prior to reaching maturity, so developing seeds from 19 to 21 day old pods were cultured aseptically in various media formulations. Seed maturation and multiple embryo generation media were developed. F1plants with shoots and roots (2n= 59) were transplanted to pots in greenhouse. Amphidiploid (2n= 118) plants were backcrossed to ‘Dwight’. BC1(2n= 79) plants were propagated through in vitro and 43 mature BC2F1seeds were harvested. Fifteen surviving BC2F1plants were morphologically distinct, sterile, and had chromosome numbers ranging 2n= 56–59. Chromosome numbers of the BC3F1plants ranged 2n= 40–49. Derived fertile soybeans were first planted in the field in 2008 and are being evaluated for yield, resistance to pathogens and pests and tolerance to salt through material transfer agreement.