Dual origin of the cultivated rice based on molecular markers of newly collected annual and perennial strains of wild rice species, Oryza nivara and O. rufipogon
Dual origin of the cultivated rice based on molecular markers of newly collected annual and perennial strains of wild rice species, Oryza nivara and O. rufipogon
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10.1023/a:1023926802198
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2003-02
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2
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S. Yamanaka;I. Nakamura;H. Nakai;Yo-ichiro Sato
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S. Yamanaka;I. Nakamura;H. Nakai;Yo-ichiro Sato
The direct ancestor of rice (Oryza sativaL.) is believed to be AA genome wild relatives of rice in Asia. However, the AA genome wild relatives involve both annual and perennial forms. The distribution of the retrotransposon p-SINE1-r2, a short interspersed nuclear element (SINE) at the waxy locus was analyzed in diverse accessions of the AA genome wild relatives of rice (O.rufipogonsensu lato). Most annual wild rice accessions had this retrotransposon, while most perennial types lacked this element, contradicting results to the previous studies. Results presented here suggest thatO.sativahas dual origin that lead toindica-japonicadifferentiation. Results suggest theindicaline of rice varieties evolved from the annual genepool of AA genome and thejaponicavarieties from the perennial genepool of AA genome wild rice.