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Vascular wilt caused byFusarium oxysporum f. sp.lentis Vasud. & Srin. is the major disease of the cultivated lentil (Lens culinaris Medikus). Host plant resistance is the most practical method of disease management. Wild lentils represent an unexplored
potential source for disease resistance and other characters. Screening 219 accessions of wildLens Miller and 2 accessions ofVicia montbretii Fisch. & Mey. (syn.Lens montbretii (Fisch et Mey) Davis et Plitm.) for resistance to a Syrian isolate of this fungus at the seedling stage was conducted under
artificial inoculation in a plastic house. Resistance at the reproductive growth stage was confirmed in pots in a plastic
house and in a wilt-sick plot. Three accessions each ofLens culinaris ssp.orientalis (Boiss.) Ponert andL. nigricans M.B. Godr. ssp.nigricans Godr. and 2 ofL. nigricans ssp.ervoides (Brign.) Lad. maintained their resistance at the reproductive growth stage in the plastic house. All accessions ofL. culinaris ssp.odemensis Lad. andV. montbretii were susceptible. However, in the sick-plot only three accessions (ILWL 79 & ILWL 113 ofL. culinaris ssp.orientalis and ILWL 138 ofL. nigricans ssp.ervoides) maintained a good level of resistance. Resistance at the seedling stage was often found in accessions collected from northern
and western sites of the distribution of the genus at low elevations. The most resistant accessions in the field at the reproductive
growth stage were from Syria and Turkey. 相似文献
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Summary In high altitude areas (> c. 850 m elevation) in west Asia and north Africa, lentil (Lens culinaris) is grown as a spring crop to avoid severe winter cold. But late fall-sown lentil with winter hardiness has higher yield potential in these areas. In this study a total of 245 accessions of wild lentil, 10 of cultivated lentil and three accessions of Vicia montbretii (syn. L. montbretii) were evaluated for winter hardiness in Syria and Turkey during the 1991/92 season. The absolute minimum temperatures were-16°C in Syria and-18.9°C in Turkey and the susceptible indicators were killed at both locations showing that the cold was sufficient for screening. Although winter hardiness was assessed as percentage of survived plants in Syria and as a visual damage rating on a 1–9 scale in Turkey, there was agreement between the winter hardiness ratings with a correlation of r=–0.56, P<0.001. Accessions of L. culinaris ssp. orientalis exhibited the highest level of winter hardiness, on average; whereas accessions of L. nigricans ssp. ervoides were the most susceptible. Correlations revealed that winter hardiness was concentrated among accessions originating from high elevation areas. 相似文献
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A. Tullu S. Banniza B. Tar’an T. Warkentin A. Vandenberg 《Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution》2010,57(7):1053-1063
Cultivated lentil (Lens culinaris Medik. subsp. culinaris) has a relatively narrow genetic base and many commercial cultivars are susceptible to ascochyta blight caused by Ascochyta
lentis Vassilievsky. A total of 375 accessions of six wild species of lentil received from ICARDA and 18 cultivated genotypes were
screened for resistance to A. lentis under both field and greenhouse conditions in Saskatoon, Canada. A mixture of three monoconidial isolates of A. lentis was used as an inoculum and the level of infection rated using the Horsfall-Barratt scale (0–11). Accessions with resistance
to A. lentis were observed in all wild species except for L. culinaris subsp. tomentosa (Ladiz.) Ferguson et al. showing no resistant accessions. Several consistently resistant accessions were found among entries
of L. ervoides (Brign.) Grande and L. nigricans, (M. Bieb.) Godr., both of which belong to the secondary gene pool and a few in L. culinaris subsp. orientalis (Boiss.) Ponert and L. culinaris subsp. odemensis (Ladiz.) Ferguson et al. belonging to the primary gene pool. Some accessions of L. ervoides exhibited lower disease ratings and AUDPC values than the resistant control cv. ‘Indianhead.’ Thirteen accessions, previously
reported as resistant to Syrian isolates of A. lentis were also resistant to the Canadian isolates; some also had resistance to anthracnose. The highest frequency of resistance
was found in accessions of L. ervoides which originated from Syria and Turkey. These wild accessions represent a useful and untapped source for improving disease
resistance in lentil. 相似文献
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Exploitation of wild gene pool for breeding is a common practice in an increasing number of cultivated plants. The cultivated lentil could not attain the substantial improvement in the yield potential due to loss of genes for higher productivity and lack of resistance against biotic and abiotic stresses. The absence of evaluation data of wild lentils for characters of economic importance, besides biotic and abiotic stresses, is one of the constraints in their use in lentil breeding programme. In the present study, 70 wild accessions from four wild Lens subsp./sp. (L. culinaris subsp. orientalis, L. odomensis, L. ervoides and L. nigricans) along with 3 checks (Precoz, PL-406 and PL-639) were evaluated for phenological and agro-morphological characters, for their reaction to three fungal diseases (wilt, powdery mildew and rust) and screened for tolerance to moisture stress. The wild accessions showed higher performance for branches/plant as compared to cultivated genotypes. Similarly, a few accessions of L. culinaris subsp. orientalis were earlier to flower and had higher seeds and seed yield/plant as compared to cultivated lentil. However, some were comparable with cultivated genotypes for flowers/peduncle, peduncle length and plant height. The mean performance for flowers per peduncle, leaflets per leaf, plant height, seeds and seed yield per plant increased, while decreased for days to flowering and maturity, and branches per plant during the evolution of cultivated lentil from the wild Lens taxa. Of Lens taxa, L. nigricans had the maximum resistant accessions for biotic and tolerance to abiotic stresses. The valuable variation existing among wild accessions can be exploited following introgression with cultivated lentils. It will help in the flow of useful genes from wild to cultivated lentil for generating wide spectrum of variability and its subsequent use in genetic restructuring of lentil. 相似文献
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A. Tullu L. Buchwaldt M. Lulsdorf S. Banniza B. Barlow A. E. Slinkard A. Sarker B. Tar’an T. Warkentin A. Vandenberg 《Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution》2006,53(1):111-119
Lentil anthracnose (Colletotrichum truncatum (Schwein.) Andrus et W.D. Moore is a potential threat in many lentil (Lens culinaris Medik.) production regions of North America. In the lentil germplasm maintained in Germany and North America, 16 lines were
reported to have resistance to race Ct1, but none has resistance reported to race Ct0. The objective of this study was to
examine accessions of wild Lens species for their resistance to races Ct1 and Ct0 of lentil anthracnose. Five hundred and seventy-four wild accessions of
six species and control lines were screened in two replications under both field and greenhouse conditions using a 1–9 scoring
scale (1, highly resistant; 2–3, resistant; 4–5, moderately resistant; 6–7, susceptible; and 8–9, highly susceptible). Indianhead
and PI 320937 were resistant while Eston and Pardina were susceptible to race Ct1 as expected. However, none of the check
lines were resistant to race Ct0. Among the six Lens wild species tested, accessions of Lens ervoides (Brign.) Grande had the highest level of resistance, 3–5 to race Ct1 and Ct0 followed by L. lamottei Czefr. in the field and greenhouse. Lens orientalis (Boiss.), L. odemensis L., L. nigricans (M. Bieb.) Godron and L. tomentosus L. were highly susceptible, 8–9 to race Ct0 in the greenhouse. The highest frequency of resistance, especially in L. ervoides (Brign.) Grande, was found in accessions originating from Syria and Turkey. The usefulness of these L. ervoides (Brign.) Grande accessions as sources of resistance to the more virulent race of anthracnose in a lentil breeding program
is discussed. 相似文献
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Mustapha El-Bouhssini Ashutosh Sarker William Erskine Abdallah Joubi 《Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution》2008,55(1):1-4
Lentil is one of the important cool-season food legumes grown in many countries in the Mediterranean region. But a substantial
yield loss is observed every year due to various biotic stresses. The Sitona weevil (Sitona crinitus Herbst) is a major insect pest limiting lentil productivity mainly in the countries of West Asia and North Africa region.
The adult insects feed on the leaflets at seedling stage, and the plant suffers due to reduced photosynthesis. The larvae
feed on the root systems and on the nodules, thus decreasing the ability of the plant to fix atmospheric nitrogen. Since sources
of resistance to this pest in the cultivated lentil Lens culinaris Medikus subsp. culinaris are lacking, we searched for resistant sources in a collection of wild Lens species available in the ICARDA Gene Bank. We screened 315 accessions of wild lentil covering all known species/sub-species
based on nodule damage at ICARDA’s main experimental station (Tel Hadya, Aleppo), a hot-spot for the pest in the region. Large
variation was observed in the percent nodule damage among accessions across species. Eight accessions, ILWL 110, ILWL 136,
ILWL 166, ILWL 203, ILWL 207, ILWL 245, ILWL 254 and ILWL 258 were identified as resistant, with ≤10% nodule damage, compared
to >56% damage recorded on the cultivated lentil. This is the first report of resistance against Sitona weevil in lentil. One resistant accession ILWL 245 belongs to the species L. culinaris Medikus subsp. orientalis (Boiss.) Ponert, progenitor of the cultivated lentil, which is crossable with the cultivated lentil. This line is being used
to introgress resistance genes to cultivated lentil and to understand the inheritance of Sitona weevil resistance. 相似文献
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Rubeena Shaikh Axel Diederichsen Myrtle Harrington Jennifer Adam Robert L. Conner Lone Buchwaldt 《Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution》2013,60(1):193-201
Anthracnose caused by the fungal pathogen Colletotrichum truncatum is a severe disease of lentil (Lens culinaris Medikus subsp. culinaris) causing premature defoliation and deep penetrating lesions on the stems leading to wilting and plant death. A total of 579 accessions from 20 countries were obtained from four germplasm collections in Russia, Poland, Bulgaria and Hungary. The accessions were collected between 1923 and 1988 and comprised mostly landraces. Consequently, many of the resistant entries contained susceptible plants which necessitated one or two cycles of selection of individual resistant plants for selfing and re-testing with the pathogen. Under controlled environmental conditions, plants of each accession were inoculated at early flower with C. truncatum race Ct0 (isolate 95A8) and race Ct1 (isolate 95B36), separately. Scoring of symptoms included number of lesions on the main stem, lesion penetration into the stem and amount of wilting. Resistance was obtained by single plant selection in 23 lentil accessions (4.0 %). Fifteen lines were generated with resistance to race Ct1 (2.6 %), seven with resistance to race Ct0 (1.2 %), and one line with resistance to both races. This is the first report on resistance in L. culinaris to C. truncatum race Ct0 as well as to the two races combined. Seed of homozygous resistant lines can be requested from the corresponding author, and are labeled with their original accession number with the prefix either -Ct0, -Ct1 or -Ct0Ct1 indicating resistance to one or both races of C. truncatum. 相似文献
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The identification of seedling resistance to white rust of crucifers was performed in a screening of a B. oleracea core collection with 400 accessions representing the genetic and geographic diversity of the species. Fifty seedlings per accession were tested against the Portuguese isolate Ac502 using the methodology and evaluation procedures developed by and . The percentage of resistant seedlings (%R) and the conventional rating criteria of the mean Disease Index (DI) based on the two different evaluation procedures of disease expression used, were compared and adopted as the criteria to rank the accessions for their interest as sources of resistance. A great variability of reactions was found between and within accessions of the core collection, ranging from complete resistance to full susceptibility. Sources of resistance were found namely among the cauliflowers, broccoli and tronchuda cabbages gene pools. Forty-seven accessions presented at least 20% of resistant seedlings. Nine accessions (the kales INRA18 and INRA62, the cauliflowers HRI4856, HRI4866 and HRI5424, the loose-head cabbage HRI11555, the savoy cabbage BRA848, the black broccoli HRI6318 and the Portuguese tronchuda cabbage ISA207) presented 50–78% of resistant seedlings and so they should be considered as potential and useful sources for direct use in breeding programs for white rust resistance. Fourteen inbred lines, representing the full range of disease expression, derived from resistant accessions of the core collection were also tested for resistance to other two Portuguese isolates (Ac503 and Ac504) and to a UK isolate. The results provided no evidence of differential reaction to the A. candida isolates tested. 相似文献
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488 lentil (Lens culinaris) accessions from 25 different countries were evaluated in glasshouse tests for resistance to three Australian isolates of Ascochyta lentis. Disease symptoms on the different accessions ranged from small flecks (resistant) to extensive lesions on both leaves and stems with death of some plants (highly susceptible). No accession was found with complete resistance to ascochyta blight. The 488 accessions showed differential resistance to all three isolates of A. lentis and could be divided into five resistance groups. 26 accessions originating from Greece (1), Pakistan (23) and Turkey (2) were resistant to all three isolates, while 142 accessions showed variable reactions and 320 accessions were susceptible to all three isolates. These results demonstrate there is considerable variation in lentil germ plasm for resistance to A. lentis. 相似文献
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Crop movement often leads to genetic bottlenecks. The lentil was domesticated in the Eastern Mediterranean region. Dissemination
from highland Afghanistan into the Indo-Gangetic Plain, where it is of major importance today, caused a founder effect creating
a genetic bottleneck. To understand the process and assist breeders with broadening the consequent narrow genetic base, this
study re-constructs the founder effect by a re-examination of historical world germplasm evaluations at an intermediate elevation
site in Pakistan–Islamabad, and at a low elevation site—Faisalabad representative of the Indo-Gangetic Plain. At Islamabad
72% of landrace accessions of an Afghan origin did not flower and the remaining Afghan accessions were among the latest flowering
accessions in the world germplasm collection. At Faisalabad late flowering accessions produced low yields with each week’s
delay in flowering giving a yield loss of 9.2%. Prehistorically Afghan lentil germplasm probably harboured recessive alleles
for time to flower, possibly from introgression with wild lentil (Lens culinaris ssp. orientalis) in Afghanistan, which were then cyclically recombined and selected for as part of the dissemination process into the Indo-Gangetic
Plain. 相似文献
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Dengcai Liu Lianquan Zhang Zehong Yan Xiujin Lan Youliang Zheng 《Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution》2010,57(3):325-328
Aegilops tauschii Coss., the D-genome progenitor of common wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) includes two subspecies, tauschii and strangulata (Eig) Tzvel. Subspecies tauschii has a wide geographic distribution spreading westwards to Turkey and eastwards to Afghanistan and China, while ssp. strangulata has a narrower distribution occurring only in two disjoined regions, southeastern Caspian Iran and Transcaucasia. A collection
of 56 Ae. tauschii accessions was screened at adult stage against a mixture of pathotypes of stripe rust prevalent in the current wheat production
in China. The results for three crop seasons indicated that among the 38 ssp. tauschii accessions, 37 were susceptible and only one was resistant, while all the 18 ssp. strangulata accessions were resistant. These results indicated that stripe rust resistance was related to taxonomic origin. Further genetic
analysis revealed the resistance of stripe rust in ssp. strangulata accession AS2388 was conferred by a single dominant gene. 相似文献
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Shohei Takuno Taihachi Kawahara Ohmi Ohnishi 《Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution》2007,54(2):279-285
The cultivated types of Brassica rapa L. em. Metzg. consist of morphologically distinct subspecies such as turnip, turnip rape, Chinese cabbage, pak choi and pot
herb mustard which are classified as ssp. rapa, ssp. oleifera, ssp. pekinensis, ssp. chinensis and ssp. nipposinica (syn. ssp. japonica), respectively. We attempted to elucidate the phylogenetic relationships among the cultivated types of B. rapa. Thirty-two accessions from the Eurasian Continent were analyzed using AFLP markers with a cultivar of B. oleracea as an outgroup. In total, 455 bands were detected in the ingroup and 392 (86.6%) were polymorphic. The Neighbor-Joining tree
based on the AFLP markers indicated that the accessions of B. rapa were congregated into two groups according to geographic origin. One group consisted of ssp. rapa and ssp. oleifera of Europe and Central Asia and the other included all the subspecies of East Asia. Our results suggest that cultivars from
East Asia were probably derived from a primitive cultivated type, which originated in Europe or in Central Asia and migrated
to East Asia. This primitive cultivated type was probably a common ancestor of ssp. rapa and ssp. oleifera. The Neighbor-Joining tree also shows that leafy vegetables in East Asia such as ssp. pekinensis, ssp. chinensis and ssp. nipposinica were differentiated several times from the distinct cultivars of ssp. oleifera in East Asia. 相似文献
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Sevda Babayeva Zeynal Akparov Mehraj Abbasov Alamdar Mammadov Mohammad Zaifizadeh Kenneth Street 《Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution》2009,56(3):293-298
Diversity analysis was performed among 39 cultivated lentil (Lens
culinaris Medik.) accessions of Central Asia and Caucasian origin using five highly polymorphic microsatellite markers. A total of
33 alleles determined ranging from 3 to 8 per locus. Estimated gene diversity value for 33 loci was 0.66. Genetic similarity
indices among 39 accessions ranged from 0.24 to 1.0. Cluster analysis using the unweighted pair group method with arithmetic
mean method classified accessions into six major groups at 0.5 similarity coefficient. More than half accessions from Tajikistan
formed large cluster. On the other hand, a few accessions from each country showed unique genotypes. Overall, most of the
accessions, except ones with closely related origin, were distinguished by the present high quality DNA fingerprinting. This
molecular diversity information gives important basis for conservation strategy in gene bank and exotic germplasm introduction
in breeding programs in Central Asia and Caucasian countries. 相似文献
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Z. A. Pretorius F. J. Kloppers J. E. Snyman G. F. Marais 《Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution》2004,51(6):591-597
Three hundred and fifty three Triticum accessions, several also classified as Aegilops and comprising 13 diploid, tetraploid or hexaploid species, were screened for seedling and adult-plant resistance to Puccinia triticina Eriks. using a mixture of pathotypes UVPrt2, 3, 9 and 13. Seedlings were spray-inoculated with a suspension of freshly collected urediospores in distilled water containing Tween 20® seven days after planting. Infection types (ITs) were scored 10 days post-inoculation (d.p.i.). Fully expanded flag leaves were inoculated and ITs and leaf rust severity were scored 16 d.p.i. One hundred and eighty two of the accessions were resistant to moderately resistant in the adult stage, whereas 126 were resistant or moderately resistant as seedlings to the pathotype mixture. Hypersensitive adult-plant resistance was particularly apparent in lines of T. timopheevii, T. sharonense, T. longissimum, T. searsii and T. turgidum. In T. turgidum, which comprised 272 accessions, approximately 44% of the adult plants were resistant to moderately resistant compared to 28% of the seedlings. The expression of these adult-plant resistances varied between hypersensitive flecking of flag leaves, and small pustules commonly associated with chlorosis and/or necrosis of leaf tissue. Partial resistance, expressed by small pustules without any apparent chlorosis, was observed in species such as T. tauschii, T. turgidum ssp. durum and T. turgidum ssp. pyramidale. 相似文献
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Summary A single population of the Mediterranean species Lens ervoides was located in Ethiopia and seeds were collected. Based on chromosomal arrangement and isozyme profile the Ethiopian L. ervoides is similar to populations of this species in the Mediterranean region. All hybrids between L. ervoides from Ethiopia and an accession of this species from Israel were dwarf, whereas hybrids between the former and an accession from Algeria were normal. Segregation in F2 and BC generations indicated that the dwarf habit in lentil is governed by dominant alleles of two complementary genes designated df
1 and df
2. The dominant allele of another gene, dfi, inhibits the dwarf phenotype. The evolution of L. ervoides from Ethiopia and its potential as a genetic resource are briefly discussed. 相似文献
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Mohammad Jaffar Aghaei Javad Mozafari Ali Reza Taleei Mohammad Reza Naghavi Mansoor Omidi 《Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution》2008,55(3):341-349
The wide morphological variation of Aegilops tauschii has led to the distinction of different subspecies; a typical ssp. tauschii and a second ssp. strangulata. However some researchers pointed out the existance of the intermediate form among morphologically distinguished subspecies.
Distribution, diversity and the relationship between different subspecies and the intermediate form were evaluated in the
Iranian Ae. tauschii collection. This collection was classified to 15 different populations according to morphological similarities and the collecting
origin of accessions. The highest variation was found in tauschii population of Golestan followed by tauschii populations of Gilan and Ardebill, whereas the lowest variation was observed in tauschii populations of central Iran. Two discriminant functions suggested that the length of rachis node and spikelet glume, particularly,
the length/width ratios of these traits had the highest impact on identification of different forms. Mahalanobis distances
(D
2
) between the two subspecies along with intermediate form on the multidimensional scaling plot showed that the intermediate
form is more similar to ssp. tauschii than ssp. strangulata. Although, the diversity within the ssp. strangulata was not very high, it widely affected the diversity of Iranian accessions of Ae. tauschii through continues crossing with the more diversed subspecies, tauschii, during thousands of years. This fact had lead to expansion of its distribution from its origin to Northern Khorasan, Northern
Semnan and Eastern Ardebill by producing the intermediate form. 相似文献
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Characterization of core collection of lentil germplasm for phenology, morphology, seed and straw yields 总被引:4,自引:0,他引:4
A. Tullu I. Kusmenoglu K.E. McPhee F.J. Muehlbauer 《Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution》2001,48(2):143-152
Increasing and maintaining crop residues in predominantly cereal-based rotations of the US Pacific Northwest is critical to controlling soil erosion. The core collection of lentil (Lens culinaris Medik.) germplasm comprising 287 accessions was evaluated for variation in phenological, morphological and growth parameters including seed yields and residue amounts over a two-year period under conventional tillage and no-till conditions. The objectives of this study were (i) assess lentil genetic variation in germplasm for variation in biomass production and seed yield, (ii) assess the relationship of phenological and morphological traits with biomass and seed yield and (iii) identify high biomass producing germplasm for use as parents in the breeding program. Days to flowering and days to maturity ranged from 31 to 78 and from 71 to 106 days, respectively. Time to flowering in terms of cumulative heat units was a more efficient measurement than days to flowering. Plant height and plant canopy width had a significant association with total biomass, seed yield and residue amounts. Total biomass ranged from 788–6389 kg ha–1 under conventional tillage, while the range under no-till conditions was 1045–6195 kg ha–1. Most of the lines with higher biomass also produced the highest seed yields and residue amounts. Overall, only one accession produced more residue than `Laird'. In the more favorable environment of 1997, six accessions exceeded the control cultivars, `Laird' and `Indianhead', for residue amounts, and seven and twenty-four accessions exceeded control cultivars, `Pardina' and `Brewer', for seed yield. Results indicated that plant height, canopy width at maturity and seed yield explained most of the variation in biomass and residue production. Large seeded germplasm consistently had a longer reproductive growth period than small seeded accessions and had 17%, 7% and 21% more biomass, seed yield and residue, respectively. Our data indicated significant variation in lentil germplasm for biomass, seed yield and residue amounts to warrant their use in the breeding program. 相似文献
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M. C. Vaz Patto M. Fernández-Aparicio A. Moral D. Rubiales 《Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution》2007,54(7):1517-1521
Several Lathyrus species have a considerable potential as alternative pulses in sustainable dryland farming systems mainly due to their high
tolerance to drought and disease resistance. Powdery mildew is a serious disease affecting several Lathyrus species. Little is known on the availability of resistance and the underlying resistance mechanisms against powdery mildew
in the Lathyrus genus. The present study assessed and characterized the resistance reaction to powdery mildew, Erysiphe pisi, in a collection of Iberian Lathyrus cicera accessions. In general, a compatible reaction with no macroscopically visible necrosis was observed but accessions with reduced
disease severity despite of a high infection type have also been identified. This Partial Resistance was in some accessions
only expressed in the adult plant stage. The controlling genes of the Lathyrus resistance mechanisms can be of great interest not only for the Lathyrus improvement per se but also for related legume species, like field pea. 相似文献
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Pedro Talhinhas José Leitão João Neves-Martins 《Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution》2006,53(3):563-578
Lupinus angustifolius L. is a Mediterranean species, domesticated in the 20th century, representing an important grain legume crop in Australia
and other countries. This work is focused on the collection of wild germplasm and on the characterisation of morphological
and molecular diversity of germplasm accessions. It reports the collection of 81 wild L. angustifolius accessions from the South and Centre of Portugal, available at the ‘Instituto Superior de Agronomia Gene Bank’, with subsequent
morphological and molecular characterisation of a selection of these and other accessions. A multivariate analysis of morphological
traits on 88 L. angustifolius accessions (including 59 wild Portuguese accessions, 15 cultivars and 14 breeding lines) showed a cline of variation on wild
germplasm, with plants from Southern Portugal characterised by earlier flowering, higher vegetative development and larger
seeds. AFLP and ISSR molecular markers grouped modern cultivars as sub-clusters within the wider diversity of wild germplasm,
revealing the narrow pool of genetic diversity on which domesticated accessions are based. The importance of preserving, characterising
and using wild genetic resources for L. angustifolius crop improvement is outlined by the results obtained. 相似文献
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M. Hasan F. Seyis A. G. Badani J. Pons-Kühnemann W. Friedt W. Lühs R. J. Snowdon 《Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution》2006,53(4):793-802
Genetic diversity throughout the rapeseed (Brassica napus ssp. napus) primary gene pool was examined by obtaining detailed molecular genetic information at simple sequence repeat (SSR) loci
for a broad range of winter and spring oilseed, fodder and leaf rape gene bank accessions. The plant material investigated
was selected from a preliminary B. napus core collection developed from European gene bank material, and was intended to cover as broadly as possible the diversity
present in the species, excluding swedes (B. napus ssp. napobrassica (L.) Hanelt). A set of 96 genotypes was characterised using publicly available mapped SSR markers spread over the B. napus genome. Allelic information from 30 SSR primer combinations amplifying 220 alleles at 51 polymorphic loci provided unique
genetic fingerprints for all genotypes. UPGMA clustering enabled identification of four general groups with increasing genetic
diversity as follows (1) spring oilseed and fodder; (2) winter oilseed; (3) winter fodder; (4) vegetable genotypes. The most
extreme allelic variation was observed in a spring kale from the United Kingdom and a Japanese spring vegetable genotype,
and two winter rape accessions from Korea and Japan, respectively. Unexpectedly the next most distinct genotypes were two
old winter oilseed varieties from Germany and Ukraine, respectively. A number of other accessions were also found to be genetically
distinct from the other material of the same type. The molecular genetic information gained enables the identification of
untapped genetic variability for rapeseed breeding and is potentially interesting with respect to increasing heterosis in
oilseed rape hybrids. 相似文献