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GrainGenes Reference Report: PBR-120-259

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Reference
PBR-120-259
Title
A microsatellite marker linked to leaf rust resistance transferred from Aegilops triuncialis into hexaploid wheat
Journal
Plant Breeding
Year
2001
Volume
120
Pages
259-261
Author
Aghaee-Sarbarzeh M
Harjit S
Dhaliwal HS
Abstract
Summary: Aegilops triuncialis (UUCC) is an excellent source of resistance to various wheat diseases, including leaf rust. Leaf rust-resistant derivatives from a cross of a highly susceptible Triticum aestivum cv. 'WL711' as the recurrent parent and Ae. triuncialis Acc.3549 as the donor and with and without a pair of acrocentric chromosomes were used for molecular tagging. The use of a set of sequence tagged microsatellite (STMS) markers already mapped to different wheat chromosomes unequivocally indicated that STMS marker gwm368 of chromosome 4BS was tightly linked to the Ae. triuncialis leaf rust resistance gene transferred to wheat. The presence of the Ae. triuncialis-specific STMS gwm368 homoeoallele along with the non-polymorphic 4BS allele in the rust-resistant derivatives with and without the acrocentric chromosome indicates that the resistance has been transferred from the acrocentric chromosome to either the A or the D genome of wheat. This alien leaf rust resistance gene has been temporarily named as LrTr
Keyword
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aegilops
aegilops triuncialis
bread wheat
chromosome
cross
d genome
derivatives
disease
disease resistance
gene
genome
hexaploid
hexaploid wheat
hybridization
leaf rust
leaf rust resistance
marker
microsatellite
microsatellite marker
puccinia recondita
recurrent
resistance
resistance gene
rust
rust resistance
rust resistance gene
sequence
stms
translocations
triticum
triticum aestivum
wheat chromosomes

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