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GrainGenes Gene Report: Ki (Triticum)

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Gene
Ki (Triticum)  [ Marker Report ]
Gene Class
Pollen Killer
Allele
Ki (Triticum)
ki (Triticum)
Reference
ReferenceLuig NH (1968) Mechanisms of differential transmission of gametes in wheat. Proceedings of the 3rd International Wheat Genetics Symposium 322-323.
ReferenceSears ER and Loegering WQ (1961) A pollen-killing gene in wheat. Genetics 46:897.
Chromosome
6B
ReferenceSears ER and Loegering WQ (1961) A pollen-killing gene in wheat. Genetics 46:897.
Chromosome Arm
6BL
ReferenceSears ER and Loegering WQ (1961) A pollen-killing gene in wheat. Genetics 46:897.
Germplasm
Hexaploid stockChinese Spring
ReferenceSears ER and Loegering WQ (1961) A pollen-killing gene in wheat. Genetics 46:897.
Gabo
ReferenceSears ER and Loegering WQ (1961) A pollen-killing gene in wheat. Genetics 46:897.
MENTANA
ReferenceLoegering WQ and Sears ER (1963) Distorted inheritance of stem rust resistance of Timstein wheat caused by a pollen-killing gene. Canadian Journal of Genetics and Cytology 5:65-72.
TIMSTEIN
ReferenceSears ER and Loegering WQ (1961) A pollen-killing gene in wheat. Genetics 46:897.
YALTA
ReferenceSears ER and Loegering WQ (1961) A pollen-killing gene in wheat. Genetics 46:897.
Comment
Killing effect is dominant.
Modifiers also appear to be involved as Luig (612 and unpublished) found variation among genotype ki/ki parents. Some F2 and F3 Sr11/sr11 plants from Yalta/Chinese Spring crosses segregated with less than 50% Sr11-phenotypes among the progeny indicating that killing extended to eggs as well as pollen. See 'Gametocidal Activity'.
Wheat Gene Catalog Reference
612
ReferenceLuig NH (1968) Mechanisms of differential transmission of gametes in wheat. Proceedings of the 3rd International Wheat Genetics Symposium 322-323.
Info Source
ReferenceMcIntosh RA et al. (1995) Catalogue of gene symbols for wheat. Proceedings of the 8th International Wheat Genetics Symposium 1333-1500.
Data Curator
Hart, Gary E.96.03.24

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