Genetic studies on resistance of rice plant to blast fungus IV. Linkage analysis of four genes,Pi-a,Pi-k,Pi-z and Pi-i.:IV. Linkage Analysis of Four Genes, Pi - a , Pi - k , Pi - z and Pi - i
Genetic studies on resistance of rice plant to blast fungus IV. Linkage analysis of four genes,Pi-a,Pi-k,Pi-z and Pi-i.:IV. Linkage Analysis of Four Genes, Pi - a , Pi - k , Pi - z and Pi - i
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水稻抗稻瘟菌遗传研究IV.
DOI:
10.3186/jjphytopath.47.252
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发表时间:
1981
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通讯作者:
A. A. Baluch
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作者:
I. Goto;Yeong;A. A. Baluch
The linkage map in Japanese rice has revealed its details and confirmed the accurate position of several blast resistance genes. Two subjects were reported in the present study, the one was rectified linear order of Pi-a and Pi-k in the 8th linkage group and the other verification of independence of Pi-i from Pi-.z of the 1st group. Six cultivars were noted with their analyzed gene (s) in parenthesis as follows; Li-Chi-Chiang (Pi-k), Aichiasahi (Pi-a), Yukara (Pi-a, Pi-k), Fukunishiki (Pi-z), Fukei 73 (Pi-z) and Fujisaka 5 (Pi-i). Five testers were made available through kindness of Dr. M. Takahashi of Hokkaido Univ. and of Dr. T. Omura of Kyushu Univ. as follows; H-52 (A, C), H-69 (fs), H-137 (fs), Tester 1 (fs, Hla) and Tester 2 (dt, la), the later 2 lines were tentatively named in the present study and the others were testers of Hokkaido University. Four isolates used, Naga 87, Hoku 1, Ken 53-33 and Ken 54-04, were virulent to all these 5 testers and valid to analyze the present 4 resistance genes, Pi-a, Pi-k, Pi-z and Pi-i, respectively. The spray and sheath inoculation methods were carried out. Many experimental results, in which observed characters fitted to the monogenic segrega tion 3: 1 in Fz populations, were summarized in each gene combination of Tables 1 and 2. The rectified linear order of Pi-a and Pi-k According to Table 1, four genes, Pi-a-la-dt-Pi-k, were arranged in the order above mentioned on the 8 th linkage group with respective recombination value as shown in Fig. 1. The present group was estimated to correspondent to the 9th chromosome1,2) and these three genes, sp1), la1) and Pi-a3), were acertained to be closely linked with the break-point of RT 7-9, one of translocation homozygote lines of Kyushu Univ., as shown on Fig. 1. On the same map, dt4) was situated on the reverse side of sp across la. On these accounts the linear order of Pi-a and Pi-k postulated in the present study was reasonable. As compare with the proposal hitherto accepted5), the order of these two blast resistance genes was to the contrary in the 8th group, perhaps H-68 previously used to mark sh was not appropriate to analyze