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Gewählte Publikation:
Barabaschi, D; Campani, L; Francia, E; Toubia-Rahme, H; Vale, GP; Gianinetti, A; Delogu, G; Stanca, AM; Pecchioni, N.
(2007):
Haplotype structure around the nud locus in barley and its association with resistance to leaf stripe (Pyrenophora graminea)
PLANT BREED. 2007; 126(1): 24-29.
- Abstract:
- The naked/hulled kernel trait is controlled in barley by a single gene called nud, on chromosome 7H. The first aim of this work was use bulked segregant analysis to find, new PCR-based markers linked to nud for marker-assisted selection (MAS). A new SCAR marker (sJ14) was developed, which is useful for introgressing the naked trait. This, and three other SCARs, were placed on the 'Proctor' x 'Nudinka' map to detail a 0.9-cM fragment tagging nud. In order to evaluate the haplotypes around the nud locus, a phenotypically differentiated collection of naked/hulled genotypes was characterized by means of the above markers. Eight different marker haplotypes were found in the breeding germplasm, and a new allele for the marker sKT7 was found. The same barley collection has been surveyed for resistance/susceptibility to leaf stripe (Pyrenophora graminea), in order to investigate any possible association between this and other traits. The naked/hulled seed trait was not associated with resistance/susceptibility to the fungus.
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- Hordeum vulgare
- Pyrenophora graminea
- naked barley
- chromosome 7H
- marker-assisted selection
- haplotypes