Lack of an Intron in Cytochrome b and Overexpression of Sterol 14a-Demethylase Indicate a Potential Risk for QoI and DMI Resistance Development in Neophysopella spp. on Grapes.
Lack of an Intron in Cytochrome b and Overexpression of Sterol 14a-Demethylase Indicate a Potential Risk for QoI and DMI Resistance Development in Neophysopella spp. on Grapes.
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细胞色素 b 中内含子的缺失和甾醇 14a-去甲基酶的过度表达表明 Neophysopella spp. 存在 QoI 和 DMI 抗性发展的潜在风险。
DOI:
10.1094/phyto-11-20-0514-r
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发表时间:
2021
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3.2
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Santos RF
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Santos RF
Asian grapevine leaf rust, caused byNeophysopella meliosmae-myrianthaeandN. tropicalis, is often controlled by quinone outside inhibitor (QoI) and demethylation inhibitor (DMI) fungicides in Brazil. Here, we evaluated the sensitivity of 55Neophysopellaspp. isolates to pyraclostrobin (QoI) and tebuconazole (DMI). To elucidate the resistance mechanisms, we analyzed the sequences of the cytochromeb(CYTB) and cytochrome P450 sterol 14α-demethylase (CYP51) target proteins of QoI and DMI fungicides, respectively. TheCYP51expression levels were also determined in a selection of isolates. In leaf disc assays, the mean 50% effective concentration (EC50) value for pyraclostrobin was about 0.040 µg/ml for both species.CYTBsequences were identical among all 55 isolates, which did not contain an intron immediately after codon 143. No amino acid substitution was identified at codons 129, 137, and 143. The mean EC50value for tebuconazole was 0.62 µg/ml forN. tropicalisand 0.46 µg/ml forN. meliosmae-myrianthae, and noCYP51sequence variation was identified among isolates of the same species. However, fiveN. meliosmae-myrianthaeisolates grew on leaf discs treated at 10 µg/ml tebuconazole, and these were further exposed to tebuconazole selection pressure. Tebuconazole-adapted laboratory isolates ofN. meliosmae-myrianthaeshowed an eight- to 25-fold increase in resistance after four rounds of selection that was not associated with CYP51 target alterations. In comparison with sensitive isolates,CYP51expression was induced in the presence of tebuconazole in three out of four tebuconazole-adapted isolates tested. These results suggest a potential risk for QoI and DMI resistance development inNeophysopellaspp.