A collection of 163 accessions,including Solanum pimpinellifolium,Solanum lycopersicum var.cerasiforme and Solanum lycopersicum var.lycopersicum,was selected to represent the genetic and morphological variability of t...A collection of 163 accessions,including Solanum pimpinellifolium,Solanum lycopersicum var.cerasiforme and Solanum lycopersicum var.lycopersicum,was selected to represent the genetic and morphological variability of tomato at its centers of origin and domestication:Andean regions of Peru and Ecuador and Mesoamerica.The collection is enriched with S.lycopersicum var.cerasiforme from the Amazonian region that has not been analyzed previously nor used extensively.The collection has been morphologically characterized showing diversity for fruit,flower and vegetative traits.Their genomes were sequenced in the Varitome project and are publicly available(solgenomics.net/projects/varitome).The identified SNPs have been annotated with respect to their impact and a total number of 37,974 out of 19,364,146 SNPs have been described as high impact by the SnpEeff analysis.GWAS has shown associations for different traits,demonstrating the potential of this collection for this kind of analysis.We have not only identified known QTLs and genes,but also new regions associated with traits such as fruit color,number of flowers per inflorescence or inflorescence architecture.To speed up and facilitate the use of this information,F2 populations were constructed by crossing the whole collection with three different parents.This F2 collection is useful for testing SNPs identified by GWAs,selection sweeps or any other candidate gene.All data is available on Solanaceae Genomics Network and the accession and F2 seeds are freely available at COMAV and at TGRC genebanks.All these resources together make this collection a good candidate for genetic studies.展开更多
According to an FAO report in 1996,49000 cotton genotypes are being maintained in germplasm collections worldwide. Of these accessions,approximately 67% reside in the six largest collections. Identification of mutual ...According to an FAO report in 1996,49000 cotton genotypes are being maintained in germplasm collections worldwide. Of these accessions,approximately 67% reside in the six largest collections. Identification of mutual opportunities and challenges faced by these germplasm banks could result展开更多
A total of 8193 accessions,including 6822 Gossypium hirsutum,350 G.hirsutum race(sub-species),385 of G.barbadense,378 of G.arboreum,17 of G.herbaceum and 41 wild species,of
In that DNA diversity detected nowadays could not mean phenotypic diversity,it is the precondition of breeding project and basic research of crop improvement that genetic diversity analysis and sampling of core collec...In that DNA diversity detected nowadays could not mean phenotypic diversity,it is the precondition of breeding project and basic research of crop improvement that genetic diversity analysis and sampling of core collection by phenotypes.Phenotyping and statistic analysis on 9 traits of 92 accessions of cotton germplasm resource from three species（Gossypium hirsutum L.,Gossypium barbadence L.and Gossypium arboreum L.）were conducted.And the statistics（variation coefficient,proportion of special accessions and Shannon-Weaver information index）indicated that initial collection had abundant phenotypic diversity;software NTSYS-pc and the unweighted pair group method of arithmetic（UPGMA）were used for the cluster analysis on genetic similarity coefficient and genetic distance matrix,and the result showed that the genetic relationship among accessions was highly consistent with the pedigree;22 accessions of core collection were selected by software QGAStation,four statistics,such as variance difference percentage（VD%）,mean difference percentage（MD%）,coincidence rate（CR%）and variable rate（VR%）,showed that the genetic diversity of core collection was approximately equal to the initial collection.The results of genetic diversity analysis based on phenotypic data and sampling of core collection would provide reference for breeding projects and basic research.展开更多
Cultivated rice (Oryza sativa L.) is structured into five genetic groups, indica, aus, tropical japonica, temperate japonica and aromatic. Genetic characterization of rice germplasm collections will enhance their util...Cultivated rice (Oryza sativa L.) is structured into five genetic groups, indica, aus, tropical japonica, temperate japonica and aromatic. Genetic characterization of rice germplasm collections will enhance their utilization by the global research community for improvement of rice. The USDA world collection of rice germ-plasm that was initiated in 1904 has resulted in over 18,000 accessions from 116 countries, but their ancestry information is not available. A core subset, including 1,763 accessions repre-senting the collection, was genotyped using 72 genome-wide SSR markers, and analyzed for genetic structure, genetic relationship, global distribution and genetic diversity. Ancestry analysis proportioned this collection to 35% indica, 27% temperate japonica, 24% tropical japonica, 10% aus and 4% aromatic. Graphing model-based ancestry coefficients demon-strated that tropical japonica showed up mainly in the American continents and part of the South Pacific and Oceania, and temperate japonica in Europe and the North Pacific far from the equator, which matched the responses to tem-perature. Indica is adapted to the warm areas of Southern Asia, South China, Southeast Asia, South Pacific and Central Africa and around the equator while aus and aromatic are special types of rice that concentrates in Bangladesh and India. Indica and aus were highly diversified while temperate and tropical japonicas had low diversity, indicated by average alleles and pri-vate alleles per locus. Aromatic has the most polymorphic information content. Indica and aromatic were genetically closer to tropical ja-ponica than temperate japonica. This study of global rice has found significant population stratification generally corresponding to major geographic regions of the world.展开更多
The green rice leafhopper (GRH;Nephotettix cincticeps Uhler) is one of the most devastating insect pests of cultivated rice (Oryza sativa L.) in temperate regions in Asia. Using the rice germplasms with biotic stress ...The green rice leafhopper (GRH;Nephotettix cincticeps Uhler) is one of the most devastating insect pests of cultivated rice (Oryza sativa L.) in temperate regions in Asia. Using the rice germplasms with biotic stress resistance is the most effective and environmentally-friendly way to control the insect pests in the paddy. Sixty accessions from a core set of worldwide collection of rice were characterized for resistance to the GRH by antibiosis test both at the seedling and at the booting stages. The positive correlations of average nymph mortality (ANM) were observed between at the seedling stage and at the booting stage on 3 days after infestation (DAI) (r = 0.684**), 5DAI (r = 0.680**), and 7DAI (r = 0.652**), respectively. This result will give us the opportunity to screen resistance to the GRH with the cost-efficient way using rice seedlings in a growth chamber. To classify the 60 accessions evaluated, the ANM of the GRH of each accession was compared to the respective ANM of resistant and susceptible controls with the least significant difference (LSD) value. Based on the statistical difference or similarity of the ANMs to the resistant and the susceptible controls, we proposed the four groups of resistance to the GRH, (I) high level of resistance, (II) considerable level of resistance, (III) moderate level of resistance, and (IV) susceptibility. At the seedling stage, a total of 26 accessions were highly resistant in addition to other 6 for considerable level of resistance and other 10 for moderate level of resistance. At the booting stage, on the other hand, a total of 18 accessions were highly resistant in addition to other 3 for considerable level of resistance and other 5 for moderate level of resistance. A total of 42 accessions with high to moderate level of resistance were distributed across 16 countries in Asia in addition to each one for Madagascar and USA. The classification of landraces based on the present protocol for screening resistance to the insect provided fundamental information for genetics and breeding on resistance to the GRH in rice.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of USA Varitome project(NSF IOS 1564366).
文摘A collection of 163 accessions,including Solanum pimpinellifolium,Solanum lycopersicum var.cerasiforme and Solanum lycopersicum var.lycopersicum,was selected to represent the genetic and morphological variability of tomato at its centers of origin and domestication:Andean regions of Peru and Ecuador and Mesoamerica.The collection is enriched with S.lycopersicum var.cerasiforme from the Amazonian region that has not been analyzed previously nor used extensively.The collection has been morphologically characterized showing diversity for fruit,flower and vegetative traits.Their genomes were sequenced in the Varitome project and are publicly available(solgenomics.net/projects/varitome).The identified SNPs have been annotated with respect to their impact and a total number of 37,974 out of 19,364,146 SNPs have been described as high impact by the SnpEeff analysis.GWAS has shown associations for different traits,demonstrating the potential of this collection for this kind of analysis.We have not only identified known QTLs and genes,but also new regions associated with traits such as fruit color,number of flowers per inflorescence or inflorescence architecture.To speed up and facilitate the use of this information,F2 populations were constructed by crossing the whole collection with three different parents.This F2 collection is useful for testing SNPs identified by GWAs,selection sweeps or any other candidate gene.All data is available on Solanaceae Genomics Network and the accession and F2 seeds are freely available at COMAV and at TGRC genebanks.All these resources together make this collection a good candidate for genetic studies.
文摘According to an FAO report in 1996,49000 cotton genotypes are being maintained in germplasm collections worldwide. Of these accessions,approximately 67% reside in the six largest collections. Identification of mutual opportunities and challenges faced by these germplasm banks could result
文摘A total of 8193 accessions,including 6822 Gossypium hirsutum,350 G.hirsutum race(sub-species),385 of G.barbadense,378 of G.arboreum,17 of G.herbaceum and 41 wild species,of
基金Supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China(30971821)the Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education of China(20090204120017)"Program for Key Academic Youths"of Northwest A&F University(Z111020712)~~
文摘In that DNA diversity detected nowadays could not mean phenotypic diversity,it is the precondition of breeding project and basic research of crop improvement that genetic diversity analysis and sampling of core collection by phenotypes.Phenotyping and statistic analysis on 9 traits of 92 accessions of cotton germplasm resource from three species（Gossypium hirsutum L.,Gossypium barbadence L.and Gossypium arboreum L.）were conducted.And the statistics（variation coefficient,proportion of special accessions and Shannon-Weaver information index）indicated that initial collection had abundant phenotypic diversity;software NTSYS-pc and the unweighted pair group method of arithmetic（UPGMA）were used for the cluster analysis on genetic similarity coefficient and genetic distance matrix,and the result showed that the genetic relationship among accessions was highly consistent with the pedigree;22 accessions of core collection were selected by software QGAStation,four statistics,such as variance difference percentage（VD%）,mean difference percentage（MD%）,coincidence rate（CR%）and variable rate（VR%）,showed that the genetic diversity of core collection was approximately equal to the initial collection.The results of genetic diversity analysis based on phenotypic data and sampling of core collection would provide reference for breeding projects and basic research.
文摘Cultivated rice (Oryza sativa L.) is structured into five genetic groups, indica, aus, tropical japonica, temperate japonica and aromatic. Genetic characterization of rice germplasm collections will enhance their utilization by the global research community for improvement of rice. The USDA world collection of rice germ-plasm that was initiated in 1904 has resulted in over 18,000 accessions from 116 countries, but their ancestry information is not available. A core subset, including 1,763 accessions repre-senting the collection, was genotyped using 72 genome-wide SSR markers, and analyzed for genetic structure, genetic relationship, global distribution and genetic diversity. Ancestry analysis proportioned this collection to 35% indica, 27% temperate japonica, 24% tropical japonica, 10% aus and 4% aromatic. Graphing model-based ancestry coefficients demon-strated that tropical japonica showed up mainly in the American continents and part of the South Pacific and Oceania, and temperate japonica in Europe and the North Pacific far from the equator, which matched the responses to tem-perature. Indica is adapted to the warm areas of Southern Asia, South China, Southeast Asia, South Pacific and Central Africa and around the equator while aus and aromatic are special types of rice that concentrates in Bangladesh and India. Indica and aus were highly diversified while temperate and tropical japonicas had low diversity, indicated by average alleles and pri-vate alleles per locus. Aromatic has the most polymorphic information content. Indica and aromatic were genetically closer to tropical ja-ponica than temperate japonica. This study of global rice has found significant population stratification generally corresponding to major geographic regions of the world.
文摘The green rice leafhopper (GRH;Nephotettix cincticeps Uhler) is one of the most devastating insect pests of cultivated rice (Oryza sativa L.) in temperate regions in Asia. Using the rice germplasms with biotic stress resistance is the most effective and environmentally-friendly way to control the insect pests in the paddy. Sixty accessions from a core set of worldwide collection of rice were characterized for resistance to the GRH by antibiosis test both at the seedling and at the booting stages. The positive correlations of average nymph mortality (ANM) were observed between at the seedling stage and at the booting stage on 3 days after infestation (DAI) (r = 0.684**), 5DAI (r = 0.680**), and 7DAI (r = 0.652**), respectively. This result will give us the opportunity to screen resistance to the GRH with the cost-efficient way using rice seedlings in a growth chamber. To classify the 60 accessions evaluated, the ANM of the GRH of each accession was compared to the respective ANM of resistant and susceptible controls with the least significant difference (LSD) value. Based on the statistical difference or similarity of the ANMs to the resistant and the susceptible controls, we proposed the four groups of resistance to the GRH, (I) high level of resistance, (II) considerable level of resistance, (III) moderate level of resistance, and (IV) susceptibility. At the seedling stage, a total of 26 accessions were highly resistant in addition to other 6 for considerable level of resistance and other 10 for moderate level of resistance. At the booting stage, on the other hand, a total of 18 accessions were highly resistant in addition to other 3 for considerable level of resistance and other 5 for moderate level of resistance. A total of 42 accessions with high to moderate level of resistance were distributed across 16 countries in Asia in addition to each one for Madagascar and USA. The classification of landraces based on the present protocol for screening resistance to the insect provided fundamental information for genetics and breeding on resistance to the GRH in rice.
