Soybean production in Vietnam has recently been threatened by the widespread dissemination of soybean rust (SBR) caused by the fungus Phakopsora pachyrhizi. Application of molecular breeding is considered as a feasibl...Soybean production in Vietnam has recently been threatened by the widespread dissemination of soybean rust (SBR) caused by the fungus Phakopsora pachyrhizi. Application of molecular breeding is considered as a feasible method to improve soybean rust resistance and minimize the adverse effects from overuse fungicides in this country. In this study, we have successfully applied molecular markers in a backcross breeding program to introgress the Rpp5 gene of SBR resistance into HL203, an elite Vietnamese soybean variety, from two donor lines of DT2000 and Stuart 99084B-28. The plants in BC4F1 generation had maximum contribution from the recurrent parents and retained SBR resistance gene.展开更多
Shale water as a by-product obtained by Petrobras, Brazil, during the process of extraction of petroleum from fossil rock may act as an inducer of Systemic Acquired Resistance (SAR) to some plant pathogens. The object...Shale water as a by-product obtained by Petrobras, Brazil, during the process of extraction of petroleum from fossil rock may act as an inducer of Systemic Acquired Resistance (SAR) to some plant pathogens. The objective of the present investigation was to verify the effect of seed treatment and foliar application with shale water in inducing SAR of soybean to soybean rust under greenhouse and field conditions. In greenhouse experiments, seed treatment alone with shale water significantly reduced the severity of soybean rust and the control efficiency after 11 and 14 days after inoculation was between 54.1% and 57.8%. Whereas seed treatment and only one foliar application with shale water the control efficiency due to SAR 14 and 11 days after inoculation was between 99.7% and 100%, respectively. Such treatments gave similar results under field experiments where the control efficiency of soybean rust was between 79.0% and 99.35% in shale water treated plots as compared to the untreated plots, in 2015. Consequently, this resulted in yield increase between 14.8% and 28.8% depending upon the seed treatment and foliar applications with shale water alone or in mixture with a fungicide. Seed health testing revealed lower number of seeds infected with some pathogens in treatments where either shale water or fungicide was used. Seed treatment and one foliar application were sufficient to induce SAR against soybean rust. This is the first report to demonstrate SAR of soybean to soybean rust induced by shale water. Patent regarding this investigation is deposited with Petrobras, Brazil, under the number EVP 14/022.展开更多
Soybean rust(SBR),caused by an obligate biotrophic pathogen Phakopsora pachyrhizi,is a devastating disease of soybean worldwide.However,the mechanisms underlying plant invasion by P.pachyrhizi are poorly understood,wh...Soybean rust(SBR),caused by an obligate biotrophic pathogen Phakopsora pachyrhizi,is a devastating disease of soybean worldwide.However,the mechanisms underlying plant invasion by P.pachyrhizi are poorly understood,which hinders the development of effective control strategies for SBR.Here we performed detailed histological characterization on the infection cycle of P.pachyrhizi in soybean and conducted a high-resolution transcriptional dissection of P.pachyrhizi during infection.This revealed P.pachyrhizi infection leads to significant changes in gene expression with 10 co-expressed gene modules,representing dramatic transcriptional shifts in metabolism and signal transduction during different stages throughout the infection cycle.Numerous genes encoding secreted protein are biphasic expressed,and are capable of inhibiting programmed cell death triggered by microbial effectors.Notably,three co-expressed P.pachyrhizi apoplastic effectors(PpAE1,PpAE2,and PpAE3) were found to suppress plant immune responses and were essential for P.pachyrhizi infection.Double-stranded RNA coupled with nanomaterials significantly inhibited SBR infection by targeting PpAE1,PpAE2,and PpAE3,and provided long-lasting protection to soybean against P.pachyrhizi.Together,this study revealed prominent changes in gene expression associated with SBR and identified P.pachyrhizi virulence effectors as promising targets of RNA interference-based soybean protection strategy against SBR.展开更多
Soybean rust caused by Phakopsora pachyrhizy is an important disease of soybean, and yield losses are very common in humid growing regions. Most commercial cultivars are susceptible and the disease is usually...Soybean rust caused by Phakopsora pachyrhizy is an important disease of soybean, and yield losses are very common in humid growing regions. Most commercial cultivars are susceptible and the disease is usually managed with fungicides. Resistance breeding is the most effective in controlling the disease. In this study, detached - leaf assay and greenhouse inoculation were used to screen 200 Glycine soja accessions for resistance to Phakopsora pachyrhizi in China. Most of the accessions were susceptible, and W8214 was the only accession that demonstrated RB resistance to Phakopsora pachyrhizy. The further repeated tests confirmed the resistance in W8214.展开更多
文摘Soybean production in Vietnam has recently been threatened by the widespread dissemination of soybean rust (SBR) caused by the fungus Phakopsora pachyrhizi. Application of molecular breeding is considered as a feasible method to improve soybean rust resistance and minimize the adverse effects from overuse fungicides in this country. In this study, we have successfully applied molecular markers in a backcross breeding program to introgress the Rpp5 gene of SBR resistance into HL203, an elite Vietnamese soybean variety, from two donor lines of DT2000 and Stuart 99084B-28. The plants in BC4F1 generation had maximum contribution from the recurrent parents and retained SBR resistance gene.
文摘Shale water as a by-product obtained by Petrobras, Brazil, during the process of extraction of petroleum from fossil rock may act as an inducer of Systemic Acquired Resistance (SAR) to some plant pathogens. The objective of the present investigation was to verify the effect of seed treatment and foliar application with shale water in inducing SAR of soybean to soybean rust under greenhouse and field conditions. In greenhouse experiments, seed treatment alone with shale water significantly reduced the severity of soybean rust and the control efficiency after 11 and 14 days after inoculation was between 54.1% and 57.8%. Whereas seed treatment and only one foliar application with shale water the control efficiency due to SAR 14 and 11 days after inoculation was between 99.7% and 100%, respectively. Such treatments gave similar results under field experiments where the control efficiency of soybean rust was between 79.0% and 99.35% in shale water treated plots as compared to the untreated plots, in 2015. Consequently, this resulted in yield increase between 14.8% and 28.8% depending upon the seed treatment and foliar applications with shale water alone or in mixture with a fungicide. Seed health testing revealed lower number of seeds infected with some pathogens in treatments where either shale water or fungicide was used. Seed treatment and one foliar application were sufficient to induce SAR against soybean rust. This is the first report to demonstrate SAR of soybean to soybean rust induced by shale water. Patent regarding this investigation is deposited with Petrobras, Brazil, under the number EVP 14/022.
基金supported by grants from the National Key Research and Development Program of China(2022YFF1001500)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(CGPY2024001)the Zhongshan Biological Breeding Laboratory(ZSBBL-KY2023-03)。
文摘Soybean rust(SBR),caused by an obligate biotrophic pathogen Phakopsora pachyrhizi,is a devastating disease of soybean worldwide.However,the mechanisms underlying plant invasion by P.pachyrhizi are poorly understood,which hinders the development of effective control strategies for SBR.Here we performed detailed histological characterization on the infection cycle of P.pachyrhizi in soybean and conducted a high-resolution transcriptional dissection of P.pachyrhizi during infection.This revealed P.pachyrhizi infection leads to significant changes in gene expression with 10 co-expressed gene modules,representing dramatic transcriptional shifts in metabolism and signal transduction during different stages throughout the infection cycle.Numerous genes encoding secreted protein are biphasic expressed,and are capable of inhibiting programmed cell death triggered by microbial effectors.Notably,three co-expressed P.pachyrhizi apoplastic effectors(PpAE1,PpAE2,and PpAE3) were found to suppress plant immune responses and were essential for P.pachyrhizi infection.Double-stranded RNA coupled with nanomaterials significantly inhibited SBR infection by targeting PpAE1,PpAE2,and PpAE3,and provided long-lasting protection to soybean against P.pachyrhizi.Together,this study revealed prominent changes in gene expression associated with SBR and identified P.pachyrhizi virulence effectors as promising targets of RNA interference-based soybean protection strategy against SBR.
文摘Soybean rust caused by Phakopsora pachyrhizy is an important disease of soybean, and yield losses are very common in humid growing regions. Most commercial cultivars are susceptible and the disease is usually managed with fungicides. Resistance breeding is the most effective in controlling the disease. In this study, detached - leaf assay and greenhouse inoculation were used to screen 200 Glycine soja accessions for resistance to Phakopsora pachyrhizi in China. Most of the accessions were susceptible, and W8214 was the only accession that demonstrated RB resistance to Phakopsora pachyrhizy. The further repeated tests confirmed the resistance in W8214.
