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QTLs for high grain with long panicle under low phosphorus input rainfed condition in rice (O.sativa)

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한국육종학회 (The Korean Breeding Society)
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New QTLs were identified for high grain yield with long panicle in rice. A total of 137 F15 recombinant inbred lines (RILs) derived from a cross between Dasanbyeo (Tongil) and TR22183 (japonica), together with the parents were evaluated for 16 agronomic traits at IRRI in dry and wet seasons under different phosphorus (P) and irrigation conditions. A linkage map was constructed using 236 polymorphic markers in 384-plex Bead Xpress indica-japonica single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) platform. P and water effects were significant in both wet and dry seasons. Both parents and RILs showed varying degree of sensitivities to scarcities in water and phosphorus in terms of panicle length. Collocating with 20 yield-related QTLs, the panicle QTLs on chromosomes 1 (pl01) ,2 (pl02), 9 (pl09), and 11 (pl11) under low P and rainfed conditions were identified. RILs with TR22183 allele at pl11 showed longer panicle length under low P input rainfed condition in dry and wet seasons. The whole-genome sequences of the two varieties are being compared to design the molecular markers for fine-mapping and candidate gene identification. Based on Nipponbare MSU 7.0 annotation, a total of 1464 genes with predicted function were identified within the four QTL regions. Candidate genes identified in other studies for QTLs under low P and water conditions, such as calmodulin and dehydrin genes, were targeted for designing molecular markers for fine-mapping and expression analysis. Pyramiding the panicle length QTLs correlating with yield QTLs will provide an opportunity of improving yield traits.

저자
  • Ian Paul Navea(Plant Breeding and Biotechnology Div. International Rice Research Institute)
  • Maria Stefanie Dwiyanti(Plant Breeding and Biotechnology Div. International Rice Research Institute)
  • Chenie Zamora(Plant Breeding and Biotechnology Div. International Rice Research Institute)
  • Katreena Titong(Plant Breeding and Biotechnology Div. International Rice Research Institute)
  • Michael J Thomson(Plant Breeding and Biotechnology Div. International Rice Research Institute)
  • Sunghan Kim(Department of Plant Science, Seoul National University)
  • Hee-Jong Koh(Department of Plant Science, Seoul National University)
  • Joong Hyoun Chin(Plant Breeding and Biotechnology Div. International Rice Research Institute) Corresponding Author