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| Identification of a novel male sterile wheat mutant dms conferring dwarf status and multi-pistils |
| DUANZong-biao, SHENChun-cai, LIQiao-yun, LÜGui-zhen, NIYong-jing, YUDong-yan, NIUJi-shan |
1、National Centre of Engineering and Technological Research for Wheat, Henan Agricultural University, Zhengzhou 450002,P.R.China
2、Shangqiu Academy of Agricultural and Forestry Sciences, Shangqiu 476000, P.R.China |
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摘要 Plant height and fertility are two important traits of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.), whose mutants are ideal materials for studies on molecular mechanisms of stem and floral organ development. In this study, we identified a dwarf, multi-pistil and male sterile (dms hereafter) wheat mutant from Zhoumai 18. Simple sequence repeat (SSR) marker assay with 181 primer pairs showed that only one locus of GWM148-2B was divergent between Zhoumai 18 and dms. There were three typical phenotypes in the progeny of dms, tall (T; ca. 0.8 m), semi-dwarf (M; ca. 0.6 m) and dwarf (D; under 0.3 m) plants. Morphological investigation indicated that the internode length of M was shortened by about 20–50 mm each; the internode number of D was 2 less than that of T and Zhoumai 18, and its internode length was shorter also. The pollen vigor and hybridization test demonstrated that dms mutant was male sterility. Segregated phenotypes in progeny of M suggested that the multi-pistils and sterility were controlled by one recessive gene locus which was designated as dms temporarily, and the plant height was controlled by a semi-dominant gene locus Dms. Therefore, progeny individuals of the dms had three genotypes, DmsDms for tall plants, Dmsdms for semi-dwarf plants and dmsdms for dwarf plants. The mutant progenies were individually selected and propagated for more than 6 generations, thus a set of near isogenic lines of T, M and D for dms were developed. This study provides a set germplasms for studies on molecular mechanisms of wheat stem and spike development.
Abstract Plant height and fertility are two important traits of wheat (Triticum aestivum L.), whose mutants are ideal materials for studies on molecular mechanisms of stem and floral organ development. In this study, we identified a dwarf, multi-pistil and male sterile (dms hereafter) wheat mutant from Zhoumai 18. Simple sequence repeat (SSR) marker assay with 181 primer pairs showed that only one locus of GWM148-2B was divergent between Zhoumai 18 and dms. There were three typical phenotypes in the progeny of dms, tall (T; ca. 0.8 m), semi-dwarf (M; ca. 0.6 m) and dwarf (D; under 0.3 m) plants. Morphological investigation indicated that the internode length of M was shortened by about 20–50 mm each; the internode number of D was 2 less than that of T and Zhoumai 18, and its internode length was shorter also. The pollen vigor and hybridization test demonstrated that dms mutant was male sterility. Segregated phenotypes in progeny of M suggested that the multi-pistils and sterility were controlled by one recessive gene locus which was designated as dms temporarily, and the plant height was controlled by a semi-dominant gene locus Dms. Therefore, progeny individuals of the dms had three genotypes, DmsDms for tall plants, Dmsdms for semi-dwarf plants and dmsdms for dwarf plants. The mutant progenies were individually selected and propagated for more than 6 generations, thus a set of near isogenic lines of T, M and D for dms were developed. This study provides a set germplasms for studies on molecular mechanisms of wheat stem and spike development.
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Received: 05 September 2014
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| Fund: This project was supported by the National 863 Program of China (2012AA101105) and the Henan Key Scientific and Technological Project, China (122101110200). |
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NIU Ji-shan, Tel: +86-371-63579687,Fax: +86-371-63558202, E-mail: jsniu@263.net
E-mail: jsniu@263.net
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| About author: DUAN Zong-biao, E-mail: zongbiaoduan@163.com; |
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DUANZong-biao , SHENChun-cai , LIQiao-yun , LüGui-zhen , NIYong-jing , YUDong-yan , NIUJi-shan .
2015.
Identification of a novel male sterile wheat mutant dms conferring dwarf status and multi-pistils. Journal of Integrative Agriculture, 14(9): 1706-1714.
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