In this paper, we discussed the utilization potential of Sorghum-Sudan grass hybrid as a bio-energy resource, including the growth speed, biomass, adapt- ability, resistance, photosynthesis, and calorific value. The S...In this paper, we discussed the utilization potential of Sorghum-Sudan grass hybrid as a bio-energy resource, including the growth speed, biomass, adapt- ability, resistance, photosynthesis, and calorific value. The Sorghum-Sudan grass hy- brid grew rapidly, and it had abundant biomass resources, strong adaptability and strong resistance （leanness-resistance, salt-tolerance, alkali-tolerance, etc）. Moreover, the planting of Sorghum-Sudan grass hybrid did not occupy the farmland. It had high photosynthetic efficiency and high calorific value. Its composition also met the requirements by raw material of bio-energy resources. In addition, the economic benefits of Sorghum-Sudan grass hybrid as a bio-energy resource were analyzed, and the existing problems and countermeasures in the development of Sorghum-Su- dan grass hybrid as a bio-energy resource were discussed.展开更多
Genetic map of sorghumsudan grass（314AZKSD） were constructed based on AFLP and RAPD markers with F2∶3 populations. The field experiments were designed with randomized blocks of 3 replications in 2 areas and involve...Genetic map of sorghumsudan grass（314AZKSD） were constructed based on AFLP and RAPD markers with F2∶3 populations. The field experiments were designed with randomized blocks of 3 replications in 2 areas and involved 248 families of F2∶3. Ten main agronomic characters （including yield） were tested. The quantitative trait loci （QTL） and gene effects of 10 characters were analyzed with composite interval mapping （CIM） based on the genetic sergeants analysis. The main results were as follows:1. The linkage map of sorghumsudan grass of 158 AFLP markers and 8 RAPD markers was produced. It covered 836 cm of the genome. The average space between markers was 5.03 cm.2. From the 166 loci （158 loci based on AFLP markers and 8 loci based on RAPD markers）, 136 loci significantly expressed the segregation ratio of 3∶1 through X-square test. The fitness was 81.9%, and the deviation rate 18.1%.3. Of the 10 agronomic characters, 48 QTLs were determined. Among them, 5 QTLs related to the plant height, 5 QTLs to the tiller number, 5 QTLs to the stem diameter, 4 QTLs related to leaf number, 6 QTLs to leaf length, 5 QTLs to leaf width, 4 QTLs to the length of a spike, 5 QTLs to fresh weight of the individual, 5 QTLs to dry weight of the individual, and 4 QTLs to the weight ratio of stem/leaf. The loci were located on 10 linkage populations separately.4. From the 98 QTLs detected in the materials of 2 different areas （48 QTLs from one, and 50 QTLs from the other）, 6.1% QTLs （or 6 loci） expressed additive effect; 36.8% QTLs （or 36 loci） showed partly dominance effect; 17.3% QTLs （or 17 loci）, dominance effect; and 39.8% QTLs （or 39 loci）, super dominance effect. The super dominance effect and the dominance effect fulfilled the main function in the genetic basis of heterosis of sorghumsudan grass.5. Estimation of genetic parameters and correlation of 10 agronomic characters proved that the differences among the F2∶3 families were extremely significant. The correlations among most characters were significant（（P0.05 or P0.01）. ）6. The 10 characters of 5 progeny populations were analyzed with the quantitative character main genepolygene mixed genetic model. The genetics of such characters like yield of the individual, plant height, stem diameter, leaf number, leaf length and ear length, tallied with double-gene style of main gene + polygene mixed genetic model; other characters such as tiller number, leaf width and weight ratio of stem/leaf , conformed to one-gene style of main gene polygene mixed genetic model.展开更多
基金Supported by Experiment Teaching Research Project of Qujing Normal University in 2012-2013Qujing Normal University Youth Program(2010QN001)Scientific Research Foundation of Yunnan Provincial Department of Education(2011C017)~~
文摘In this paper, we discussed the utilization potential of Sorghum-Sudan grass hybrid as a bio-energy resource, including the growth speed, biomass, adapt- ability, resistance, photosynthesis, and calorific value. The Sorghum-Sudan grass hy- brid grew rapidly, and it had abundant biomass resources, strong adaptability and strong resistance （leanness-resistance, salt-tolerance, alkali-tolerance, etc）. Moreover, the planting of Sorghum-Sudan grass hybrid did not occupy the farmland. It had high photosynthetic efficiency and high calorific value. Its composition also met the requirements by raw material of bio-energy resources. In addition, the economic benefits of Sorghum-Sudan grass hybrid as a bio-energy resource were analyzed, and the existing problems and countermeasures in the development of Sorghum-Su- dan grass hybrid as a bio-energy resource were discussed.
文摘Genetic map of sorghumsudan grass（314AZKSD） were constructed based on AFLP and RAPD markers with F2∶3 populations. The field experiments were designed with randomized blocks of 3 replications in 2 areas and involved 248 families of F2∶3. Ten main agronomic characters （including yield） were tested. The quantitative trait loci （QTL） and gene effects of 10 characters were analyzed with composite interval mapping （CIM） based on the genetic sergeants analysis. The main results were as follows:1. The linkage map of sorghumsudan grass of 158 AFLP markers and 8 RAPD markers was produced. It covered 836 cm of the genome. The average space between markers was 5.03 cm.2. From the 166 loci （158 loci based on AFLP markers and 8 loci based on RAPD markers）, 136 loci significantly expressed the segregation ratio of 3∶1 through X-square test. The fitness was 81.9%, and the deviation rate 18.1%.3. Of the 10 agronomic characters, 48 QTLs were determined. Among them, 5 QTLs related to the plant height, 5 QTLs to the tiller number, 5 QTLs to the stem diameter, 4 QTLs related to leaf number, 6 QTLs to leaf length, 5 QTLs to leaf width, 4 QTLs to the length of a spike, 5 QTLs to fresh weight of the individual, 5 QTLs to dry weight of the individual, and 4 QTLs to the weight ratio of stem/leaf. The loci were located on 10 linkage populations separately.4. From the 98 QTLs detected in the materials of 2 different areas （48 QTLs from one, and 50 QTLs from the other）, 6.1% QTLs （or 6 loci） expressed additive effect; 36.8% QTLs （or 36 loci） showed partly dominance effect; 17.3% QTLs （or 17 loci）, dominance effect; and 39.8% QTLs （or 39 loci）, super dominance effect. The super dominance effect and the dominance effect fulfilled the main function in the genetic basis of heterosis of sorghumsudan grass.5. Estimation of genetic parameters and correlation of 10 agronomic characters proved that the differences among the F2∶3 families were extremely significant. The correlations among most characters were significant（（P0.05 or P0.01）. ）6. The 10 characters of 5 progeny populations were analyzed with the quantitative character main genepolygene mixed genetic model. The genetics of such characters like yield of the individual, plant height, stem diameter, leaf number, leaf length and ear length, tallied with double-gene style of main gene + polygene mixed genetic model; other characters such as tiller number, leaf width and weight ratio of stem/leaf , conformed to one-gene style of main gene polygene mixed genetic model.
