ChiVMV is one of the most destructive pepper pathogens in the East Asia. The resistant cultivar against ChiVMV is necessary to control the ChiVMV infection to pepper farm. However, the genetic source resistant ChiVMV was not fully identified yet and until now, the only recessive resistance gene has been recognized. In order to study more on the inheritance of the resistance and to establish a breeding program pertinent to ChiVMV resistance, firstly, we screened about 30 lines from several foreign countries, and found a new resistant line from several inoculation tests. Here, we report a new dominantly resistant chili pepper. Secondly, we found two AFLP fragments linked to the dominant resistance, which was located on the pepper chromosome number 6. The newly discovered dominant markers will help develop a new resistant pepper cultivar to ChiVMV.

• Heung-Ryul Lee(Biotechnology Institute, Nongwoo Bio Co.)
• Hye Jung An(Biotechnology Institute, Nongwoo Bio Co.)
• Young Gon You(Breeding Institute, Nongwoo Bio Co.)
• Jangha Lee(Biotechnology Institute, Nongwoo Bio Co.)
• Chee Hark Harn(Biotechnology Institute, Nongwoo Bio Co.) Corresponding Author