Molecular and comparative mapping for heading date and plant height in oat     

Cristiano M. Zimmer  Itacir P. Ubert  Marcelo T. Pacheco  Luiz C. Federizzi 《Euphytica》2018,214(6):101

Selection of oat genotypes combining earliness and short plant height could stimulate oat cultivation worldwide. However, the mechanisms involved with the genetic control of heading date and plant height traits are not fully understood to date. This study aimed to identify genomic regions controlling heading date and plant height in two hulled by naked oat populations and to compare these genomic regions with that of other grass species. Recombinant inbred lines of each population and their parents were genotyped by a 6 K BeadChip Illumina Infinium array and assessed for heading date and plant height in two sowing dates. The quantitative trait loci (QTL) affecting these traits were detected by simple interval mapping. The two oat populations showed different genetic mechanisms controlling heading date. A major QTL was identified in one of the populations, mapped into the ‘Mrg33’ consensus linkage group from the current oat map. Two other QTL were detected into the ‘Mrg02’ and ‘Mrg24’ groups, in the second population. On the other hand, both populations presented the same genomic region controlling plant height. Six SNP markers, mapping on the same linkage group within each population, were associated with the trait, regardless the sowing date, explaining more than 20% of the phenotypic variation. Five of these six markers were mapped into three different linkage groups on the oat consensus map. Genomic regions associated with heading date and plant height in oat seem to be conserved in Oryza sativa L. and Brachypodium distachyon. Our results provide valuable information for marker-assisted selection in oats, allowing selection for earliness and plant height on early segregating generations.  相似文献   

Processed kaolin affects the probing and settling behavior of Diaphorina citri (Hemiptera: Lividae)          下载免费PDF全文

Marcelo P Miranda  Odimar Z Zanardi  Arthur F Tomaseto  Haroldo XL Volpe  Rafael B Garcia  Ernesto Prado 《Pest management science》2018,74(8):1964-1972

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Effect of potassium and manganese phosphites in the control of Pythium damping‐off in soybean: a feasible alternative to fungicide seed treatments          下载免费PDF全文

Marcelo A Carmona  Francisco J Sautua  Pablo E Grijalba  Mariano Cassina  Oscar Pérez‐Hernández 《Pest management science》2018,74(2):366-374

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Trophic State Evolution over 15 Years in a Tropical Reservoir with Low Nitrogen Concentrations and Cyanobacteria Predominance     

Frederico Guilherme de Souza Beghelli  Daniele Frascareli  Marcelo Luiz Martins Pompêo  Viviane Moschini-Carlos 《Water, air, and soil pollution》2016,227(3):95

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Water Quality and Chlorophyll Measurement Through Vegetation Indices Generated from Orbital and Suborbital Images     

Anny Keli Aparecida Alves Cândido  Antonio Conceição Paranhos Filho  Marcelo Ricardo Haupenthal  Normandes Matos da Silva  Jonas de Sousa Correa  Maria Lucia Ribeiro 《Water, air, and soil pollution》2016,227(7):224

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Filamentous Fungi Isolates of Contaminated Sediment in the Amazon Region with the Potential for Benzo(a)pyrene Degradation     

Hilton Marcelo de Lima Souza  Lara Durães Sette  Adolfo José da Mota  Joaquim Ferreira do Nascimento Neto  André Rodrigues  Tássio Brito de Oliveira  Fernando Mendes de Oliveira  Luiz Antônio de Oliveira  Hileia dos Santos Barroso  Sandra Patricia Zanotto 《Water, air, and soil pollution》2016,227(12):431

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Diallel analysis among 16 maize populations adapted to the northern U.S. Corn Belt for grain yield and grain quality traits     

Tonette P. Laude  Marcelo J. Carena 《Euphytica》2014,200(1):29-44

Genetically diverse germplasm is needed to increase frequency of favorable alleles of economically important traits in maize improvement. The objectives of this study were to determine the genetic components involved in grain yield and grain quality traits, and provide preliminary assessment of useful heterotic groups and patterns from a large sample of maize populations adapted to the northern U.S. Corn Belt. Sixteen populations were used in the diallel mating design following Gardner–Eberhart Analysis II to estimate variety (v _i ) and heterosis (h _ij ) genetic effects for grain yield and grain quality traits. Specific heterosis (s _ij ) and predicted means of population crosses for grain yield were used to evaluate the heterotic relationships among the populations. Data for grain yield and grain quality traits were generated in partially balanced single lattice experiments across North Dakota (ND) locations in 2010, 2011, and 2012. Analyses of variance showed significant differences among genotypes. Heterosis effects explained most of the differences among diallel entries for grain yield, while v _i effects had greater influence on grain quality traits. NDL, EARLYGEM 21c, NDSCD(FS-CS)C2, NDSS, and NDSM(M-FS)C9 were identified as elite populations for grain quality improvement. NDSS × NDBS22(R-T1)C9 and NDBS1011 × EARLYGEM 21c showed high s _ij effects for grain yield with good grain quality. NDSS and EARLYGEM 21c represent stiff stalk synthetic (SSS) group, and NDBS1011 fall under non-SSS group. Further studies need to validate the heterotic group of NDBS22(R-T1)C9. Recurrent and pedigree selection programs will be established for selected populations and population crosses to integrate pre-breeding with cultivar development.  相似文献   

Effects of habitat degradation on the abundance, richness and diversity of raptors across Neotropical biomes     

Martina Carrete  Jos L. Tella  Guillermo Blanco  Marcelo Bertellotti 《Biological conservation》2009,142(10):2002-2011

Population growth and human development result in biodiversity loss and biological homogenization not only in developed countries, but increasingly in the less developed countries as well. In those countries, where urbanization and agricultural intensification occur at a faster rate than in developed countries, habitat degradation appears to be the leading cause of wildlife loss. During the breeding seasons of 2002–2005 we conducted road surveys across five biomes of Argentina to detect variations in raptor community attributes as potential indicators of broad scale habitat degradation. Abundance of individuals, richness and diversity of species were calculated to assess the effects of habitat transformation and patch size on these community attributes. Raptor communities strongly varied in relation to habitat transformations, with lower abundance of individuals, richness and diversity of species in more transformed landscapes. Small patches of natural vegetation and locations in which natural and cultivated lands where interspersed showed lower richness and diversity of raptors than large patches. Fragmentation was the main cause of reductions in abundance of individuals. Although the relative contribution of our two estimates of habitat degradation to abundance, richness and diversity of raptors varied among biomes, these community attributes proved useful as predictors of habitat degradation. This was especially true in habitats where raptor communities are more complex although overall patterns remained constant across biomes, from forests to deserts. Taking into account current trends of habitat transformation (drastic increments in monocultures, urban areas, and habitat patchiness), the conservation of raptor communities in these biomes could be seriously compromised. In terms of species-specific responses of raptors to habitat degradation, a rapid process of homogenization can be expected, resulting in only a few winner species within a general scenario of losers.  相似文献   

Nitrogen uptake by sago palm (Metroxylon sagu Rottb.) in the early growth stages     

Suzette B. LINA  Masanori OKAZAKI  Dorothea Sonoko KIMURA  Yoshiharu YANO  Koyo YONEBAYASHI  Masato IGURA  Marcelo A. QUEVEDO  Alan B. LORETO 《Soil Science and Plant Nutrition》2009,55(1):114-123

Previous trials have revealed variable responses of sago palm ( Metroxylon sagu Rottb.) to fertilizer application, particularly nitrogen (N). In the present study, we quantified the fertilizer use efficiency (FUE) of sago palm for the first time using ¹⁵N-labeled fertilizer in pot and field experiments. The pot experiment was conducted in Japan using a 2:1 mixture of sand to Philippine soil. The field experiment was conducted in Leyte in the Philippines. Both experiments consisted of three replicates in each of three treatments: control, ¹⁵N urea at 50 kg N ha⁻¹ and ¹⁵N urea at 100 kg N ha⁻¹. The N uptake of sago palm increased significantly, but inconsistently with increasing N application. The few instances of a significant increase in N uptake did not translate into significant improvements in growth parameters, except for the number of leaflets in the pot experiment. The FUE values for sago seedlings (< 6 months) in the pot experiment treated with 50 and 100 kg N ha⁻¹ were 10.5 and 13.2%, respectively, whereas for the 2-year-old sago palms in the field, the corresponding FUE values were 14.8 and 12.0%. The FUE values were similar at the two levels of N application in both experiments. Sago growth parameters appeared to be insensitive to N application, suggesting that the form of N and the timing of N fertilization are important factors for sago palms. Therefore, the use of N fertilizer in sago production can only be justified after determining and fully understanding the response of sago palm to N application.  相似文献   

Relationship Between Soft Wheat Flour Physicochemical Composition and Cookie‐Making Performance     

Malena Moiraghi  Leonardo Vanzetti  Carlos Bainotti  Marcelo Helguera  Alberto Len  Gabriela Prez 《Cereal Chemistry》2011,88(2):130-136

Nowadays in Argentina, cookies, crackers, and cakes are made of flour obtained from bread wheat with additives or enzymes that decrease the gluten strength but increase production costs. The present research work aims to study the relationship between flour physicochemical composition (particle size average [PSA], protein, damaged starch [DS], water soluble pentosans [WSP], total pentosans [TP], and gluten), alkaline water retention capacities behavior, solvent retention capacities profile (SRC) and cookie‐making performance in a set of 51 adapted soft wheat lines with diverse origin to identify better flour parameters for predicting cookie quality. Cookie factor (CF) values were 5.06–7.56. High and significant negative correlations between sucrose SRC (–0.68), water SRC (–0.65), carbonate SRC (–0.59), and CF were found, followed by lactic SRC that presented a low negative but significant correlation (r = –0.35). The flour components DS (r = –0.67), WSP (r = –0.49), and TP (r = –0.4) were negatively associated to CF. PSA showed a negative correlation with CF (r = –0.43). Protein and gluten were the flour components that affected cookie hardness, but no significant correlation were found with pentosan or DS content. A prediction equation for CF was developed. Sucrose SRC, PSA, and DS could be used to predict 68% of the variation in cookie diameter. The cluster analysis was conducted to assess differences in flour quality parameters among genotypes based on CF. Clusters 1 and 4 were typified by lower CF (5.70 and 5.23, respectively), higher DS, pentosan content, and SRC values. Cluster 2 with a relative good CF (6.47) and Cluster 3 with the best cookie quality, high CF (7.32) and low firmness, and the lowest DS, TP, WSP content, and sucrose SRC values.  相似文献