Introgression of chromosome 1P from Agropyron cristatum reduces leaf size and plant height to improve the plant architecture of common wheat
Introgression of chromosome 1P from Agropyron cristatum reduces leaf size and plant height to improve the plant architecture of common wheat
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10.1007/s00122-022-04086-z
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发表时间:
2022-04
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5.4
通讯作者:
Xiao Wang;Bohui Han;Yangyang Sun;Xilu Kang;Meng Zhang;Hai-ming Han;Shenghui Zhou;Weihua Liu;Yuqing Lu;Xin-ming Yang;Xiuquan Li;Jinpeng Zhang;Xu Liu;Lihui Li
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作者:
Xiao Wang;Bohui Han;Yangyang Sun;Xilu Kang;Meng Zhang;Hai-ming Han;Shenghui Zhou;Weihua Liu;Yuqing Lu;Xin-ming Yang;Xiuquan Li;Jinpeng Zhang;Xu Liu;Lihui Li
Key messageIntroducingAgropyron cristatumchromosome 1P into common wheat can significantly reduce the plant height and leaf size, which can improve the plant architecture of common wheat.AbstractA new direction in crop breeding is the improvement of plant architecture for dense plantings to obtain higher yields. Wild relatives carry an abundant genetic variation that can increase the diversity of genes for crop genetic improvement. In this study, theA. cristatum1P addition line, 1PS and 1PL telosomic addition lines were obtained by backcrossing the addition/substitution line II-3-1 (2n= 20'' W + 1P" + 2P") with the commercial recurrent parent cv. Jimai 22. Four continuous years of agronomic trait investigation in the genetic populations suggested that the introduction ofA. cristatumchromosome 1P into wheat can significantly improve wheat plant architecture by reducing the plant height, leaf length and leaf width.A. cristatumchromosome arm 1PS reduced the plant height and leaf length of wheat, whereas introducingA. cristatumchromosome arm 1PL reduced the plant height, leaf length and leaf width. Altogether, our results demonstrated thatA. cristatumchromosome 1P carries the dominant genes for small leaves and a dwarf habit for the enhancement of plant architecture in wheat. This study highlights wild relative donors as new gene resources for improving wheat plant architecture for dense planting.