Wild relatives of crop are key genetic resources serving as diversity reservoirs for crop improvement under changing environments.Rice(Oryza sativa)is one of the most important crops in the world,providing staple food...Wild relatives of crop are key genetic resources serving as diversity reservoirs for crop improvement under changing environments.Rice(Oryza sativa)is one of the most important crops in the world,providing staple food for half of the world's population.Wild rice is thus a critical germplasm resource for sustained global food security,ensuring high production yields,improved quality,and stress resistance in the face of climate change.Wild rice is closely related to domesticated rice and has a rich genetic diversity and exceptional adaptability to extreme environments.It has played a pivotal role in the history of rice hybridization and has become a key resource for rice breeding programs.The identification of wild-type cytoplasmic male sterility resources paved the way for the achievement of the“three lines”goal in hybrid rice,leading to a significant increase in rice yields.In addition,the use of resistance alleles found in wild rice is making rice production more resilient to losses caused by environmental stresses.However,wild rice germplasm resources are threatened due to habitat destruction and other anthropogenic factors.At the same time,the lack of centralized distribution of wild rice has hampered the sharing of basic information on wild rice resources and the utilization and conservation of wild rice in each country,as well as collaboration among scientists.展开更多
Weedy rice(Oryza spp.)is an increasingly invasive paddy weed,which mimics cultivated rice at the seedling stage but is distinguished from cultivated rice with strong seed shattering and seed dormancy,which are typical...Weedy rice(Oryza spp.)is an increasingly invasive paddy weed,which mimics cultivated rice at the seedling stage but is distinguished from cultivated rice with strong seed shattering and seed dormancy,which are typical phenotypic characteristics of wild rice.On the origins of this conspecific form of cultivated rice(Oryza sativa),four hypotheses have been proposed and debated for decades:(1)origination from wild rice(Oryza rufipogon or possibly other wild Oryza species);(2)origination following hybridization between wild and cultivated rice;(3)direct descent from escaped cultivated rice;and(4)intervarietal hybridization between different domesticated rice varieties(Ellstrand et al.,2010).Recent population genomic investigations based on whole-genome variation provide powerful phylogenetic and demographic evidence for the de-domestication origination of weedy rice(Li et al.,2017;Qiu et al.,2017,Qiu et al.,2020;Sun et al.,2019).展开更多
文摘Wild relatives of crop are key genetic resources serving as diversity reservoirs for crop improvement under changing environments.Rice(Oryza sativa)is one of the most important crops in the world,providing staple food for half of the world's population.Wild rice is thus a critical germplasm resource for sustained global food security,ensuring high production yields,improved quality,and stress resistance in the face of climate change.Wild rice is closely related to domesticated rice and has a rich genetic diversity and exceptional adaptability to extreme environments.It has played a pivotal role in the history of rice hybridization and has become a key resource for rice breeding programs.The identification of wild-type cytoplasmic male sterility resources paved the way for the achievement of the“three lines”goal in hybrid rice,leading to a significant increase in rice yields.In addition,the use of resistance alleles found in wild rice is making rice production more resilient to losses caused by environmental stresses.However,wild rice germplasm resources are threatened due to habitat destruction and other anthropogenic factors.At the same time,the lack of centralized distribution of wild rice has hampered the sharing of basic information on wild rice resources and the utilization and conservation of wild rice in each country,as well as collaboration among scientists.
基金funded by in part by the National Natural Science Foundation(31971865)Jiangsu Collaborative Innovation Center for Modern Crop Production,and 111 Project(B17039)to L.F.Weedy rice research by K.M.O.is supported by the NSF Plant Genome Research Program(IOS-1947609).
文摘Weedy rice(Oryza spp.)is an increasingly invasive paddy weed,which mimics cultivated rice at the seedling stage but is distinguished from cultivated rice with strong seed shattering and seed dormancy,which are typical phenotypic characteristics of wild rice.On the origins of this conspecific form of cultivated rice(Oryza sativa),four hypotheses have been proposed and debated for decades:(1)origination from wild rice(Oryza rufipogon or possibly other wild Oryza species);(2)origination following hybridization between wild and cultivated rice;(3)direct descent from escaped cultivated rice;and(4)intervarietal hybridization between different domesticated rice varieties(Ellstrand et al.,2010).Recent population genomic investigations based on whole-genome variation provide powerful phylogenetic and demographic evidence for the de-domestication origination of weedy rice(Li et al.,2017;Qiu et al.,2017,Qiu et al.,2020;Sun et al.,2019).
