Cultivated potato with high level of horizontal resistance against late blight is one of the most important goals of potato breeding.The recurrent selection has been adopted to increase the level of potato horizontal ...Cultivated potato with high level of horizontal resistance against late blight is one of the most important goals of potato breeding.The recurrent selection has been adopted to increase the level of potato horizontal resistance and a B3C1 population without R1-R11 dominant genes has been released by the International Potato Center at the short-day condition of Peru.The present research was carried out to further improve the resistance and the agronomic traits of B3C1 population under long-day condition of Hubei,China,with maximized retention of its genetic diversity.Twenty-seven individual clones of B3C1 were used to generate population B3C2 by in-population crossing with the bulk pollens aiming to elevate the frequency of late blight resistance genotypes and to improve the adaptation to local long-day conditions.The late blight resistance and the main agronomic traits including the maturity,the plant characters and the tuber traits were evaluated for the foreground selection in three years,by which 130 pedigrees were maintained as the basic population of B3C2 for further selection.A total of 312 polymorphic loci detected by 9 AFLP marker combinations were used to monitor the genetic diversity of the populations for the background selection.The B3C2 population of 51 clones was finally selected,of which the frequency of resistant genotypes increased by 23.8% points and the genetic diversity was maintained by about 96% as referred to B3C1.Our results strongly suggested that combination of the foreground selection for target traits and the background selection for the genetic diversity is an efficient strategy in the recurrent selection of tetraploid potato to improve quantitative traits.展开更多
Thirteen promising clones from population B3C2 potato genotypes (bred for quantitative resistance to late blight) obtained from the International Potato Center and three control cultivars were evaluated for four pla...Thirteen promising clones from population B3C2 potato genotypes (bred for quantitative resistance to late blight) obtained from the International Potato Center and three control cultivars were evaluated for four planting dates within two cropping seasons at Kalengyere Research Station in Southwestern Uganda in order to determine performance and yield stability. The analysis of variance of the relative area under disease progress curve (rAUDPC) revealed significant difference (P 〈 0.001) among genotype x planting date interaction, and significant difference (P 〈 0.001) among genotypes x fungicide treatments x planting date interaction. The analysis of variance (ANOVA) of yield revealed also significant difference among genotypes x planting date interaction and significant difference (P 〈 0.05) among genotypes x fungicide treatments x planting date interaction, showing the variable response of genotypes and the need for stability analysis. The additive main effects and multiplicative interactive (AMMI) statistical model showed that the most stable and high yielding genotypes were 396038.107, 396026.103 and 393280.82. The cultivars Victoria, Nakpot 5 and Cruza recorded low yields (below the average), but Nakpot 5 was generally more variable, and is therefore highly adaptable to some environments.展开更多
The potato crop in Peru is the main income and food source for the smallholder of the highland grower of the Peruvian Andes.For urban population,it represents one of the main components of the food basket and for comm...The potato crop in Peru is the main income and food source for the smallholder of the highland grower of the Peruvian Andes.For urban population,it represents one of the main components of the food basket and for commercial intermediaries.It is the main brokerage product considering its volume and value.To facilitate the adoption and diffusion of new potato cultivars after its release,adequate methodologies are necessary to apply during the process of evaluation and selection.One of these methodologies is called participatory varietal selection(PVS).The objective of this study was to identify new potato cultivars and/or genotypes with resistance or tolerance to adverse effects of climate change applying PVS,in order to obtain new varieties with acceptable economic yields.In this way potato growers of the Peruvian highland Andes should benefit through the improvement of their economic status,food security and overall life quality.During 2016-2017,three potato clones(CIP393079.4,CIP387096.2 and CIP396034.268)and two commercial varieties(Unica,Canchan)were evaluated at eight Peruvian locations in three regions(Huánuco,Junín and Huancavelica).Data were analyzed using a randomized complete block design,with three replications.Main criteria for selection were late blight resistance,abundant foliage,drought tolerance,yield and uniform and healthy tubers.In all three regions the three best clones selected were CIP396034.268,CIP393079.4 and CIP387096.2,ranking in first,second and third place,respectively.Men and women selected the same clones,but in a different order.Commercial cultivars ranked 4th and 5th.However,local growers selected Canchan,CIP387096.2 and CIP393079.4 based on appearance,texture and taste tests.The last two clones(CIP387096.2 and CIP393079.4)should be considered for a future release.展开更多
The objective of the present study was to evaluate the resistance of 10 accessions to P. infestans, by in-vitro inoculation of detached leaflets with a complex isolation of the fungus. Late blight, caused by the fungu...The objective of the present study was to evaluate the resistance of 10 accessions to P. infestans, by in-vitro inoculation of detached leaflets with a complex isolation of the fungus. Late blight, caused by the fungus Phytophthora infestans Mont. De Bary, is one of the most important diseases of the potato crop, and can destroy complete plantations in a short space of time. Chile is considered as a sub-centre of the origin of cultivated potatoes with many native potato varieties in the country. The different resistance components demonstrated that within the material of Chilean native Solanum, there was a wide range of variation to late blight. The resistant control (R-8906384) and the accessions UCT-34-Cor presented the lowest infection efficiency, small sizes of the lesions and low levels of sporulation classifying them as the most resistant. This suggests low efficiency of the infection and high resistance to penetration in these materials. The more susceptible accessions often presented a good level of resistance for one or few components. It would be of great interest to go into the genetic control of the different resistance components to know if the same level of resistance expressed for a component by different accessions is under the same genetic control or not.展开更多
Potato late blight, caused by the oomycete pathogen Phytophthora infestans, is the most serious disease of potato worldwide. The adoption of varieties with resistance genes, especially broad-spectrum resistance genes,...Potato late blight, caused by the oomycete pathogen Phytophthora infestans, is the most serious disease of potato worldwide. The adoption of varieties with resistance genes, especially broad-spectrum resistance genes, is the most efficient approach to control late blight. Solanum demissum is a well-known wild potato species from which 11 race-specific resistance genes have been identified, however, no broad-spectrum resistance genes like RB have been reported in this species. Here, we report a novel reisistance locus from S. demissum that potentially confer broad-spectrum resistance to late blight. A small segregating population of S. demissum were assessed for resistance to aggressive P. infestans isolates(race 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11). This coupled with nucleotide binding site(NBS) profiling analyses, led to the identification of three fragments that linked to the potential candidate resistance gene(s). Cloning and sequence analysis of these fragments suggested that the identified resistance gene locus is located in the region containing R2 resistance gene at chromosome 4. Based on the sequences of the cloned fragments, a co-segregating sequence characterized amplified region(SCAR) marker, RDSP, was developed. The newly identified marker RDSP will be useful for marker assisted breeding and further cloning of this potential resistance gene locus.展开更多
基金Funding from the National High Technology Research and Development Program of China (2003AA207130)
文摘Cultivated potato with high level of horizontal resistance against late blight is one of the most important goals of potato breeding.The recurrent selection has been adopted to increase the level of potato horizontal resistance and a B3C1 population without R1-R11 dominant genes has been released by the International Potato Center at the short-day condition of Peru.The present research was carried out to further improve the resistance and the agronomic traits of B3C1 population under long-day condition of Hubei,China,with maximized retention of its genetic diversity.Twenty-seven individual clones of B3C1 were used to generate population B3C2 by in-population crossing with the bulk pollens aiming to elevate the frequency of late blight resistance genotypes and to improve the adaptation to local long-day conditions.The late blight resistance and the main agronomic traits including the maturity,the plant characters and the tuber traits were evaluated for the foreground selection in three years,by which 130 pedigrees were maintained as the basic population of B3C2 for further selection.A total of 312 polymorphic loci detected by 9 AFLP marker combinations were used to monitor the genetic diversity of the populations for the background selection.The B3C2 population of 51 clones was finally selected,of which the frequency of resistant genotypes increased by 23.8% points and the genetic diversity was maintained by about 96% as referred to B3C1.Our results strongly suggested that combination of the foreground selection for target traits and the background selection for the genetic diversity is an efficient strategy in the recurrent selection of tetraploid potato to improve quantitative traits.
文摘Thirteen promising clones from population B3C2 potato genotypes (bred for quantitative resistance to late blight) obtained from the International Potato Center and three control cultivars were evaluated for four planting dates within two cropping seasons at Kalengyere Research Station in Southwestern Uganda in order to determine performance and yield stability. The analysis of variance of the relative area under disease progress curve (rAUDPC) revealed significant difference (P 〈 0.001) among genotype x planting date interaction, and significant difference (P 〈 0.001) among genotypes x fungicide treatments x planting date interaction. The analysis of variance (ANOVA) of yield revealed also significant difference among genotypes x planting date interaction and significant difference (P 〈 0.05) among genotypes x fungicide treatments x planting date interaction, showing the variable response of genotypes and the need for stability analysis. The additive main effects and multiplicative interactive (AMMI) statistical model showed that the most stable and high yielding genotypes were 396038.107, 396026.103 and 393280.82. The cultivars Victoria, Nakpot 5 and Cruza recorded low yields (below the average), but Nakpot 5 was generally more variable, and is therefore highly adaptable to some environments.
文摘The potato crop in Peru is the main income and food source for the smallholder of the highland grower of the Peruvian Andes.For urban population,it represents one of the main components of the food basket and for commercial intermediaries.It is the main brokerage product considering its volume and value.To facilitate the adoption and diffusion of new potato cultivars after its release,adequate methodologies are necessary to apply during the process of evaluation and selection.One of these methodologies is called participatory varietal selection(PVS).The objective of this study was to identify new potato cultivars and/or genotypes with resistance or tolerance to adverse effects of climate change applying PVS,in order to obtain new varieties with acceptable economic yields.In this way potato growers of the Peruvian highland Andes should benefit through the improvement of their economic status,food security and overall life quality.During 2016-2017,three potato clones(CIP393079.4,CIP387096.2 and CIP396034.268)and two commercial varieties(Unica,Canchan)were evaluated at eight Peruvian locations in three regions(Huánuco,Junín and Huancavelica).Data were analyzed using a randomized complete block design,with three replications.Main criteria for selection were late blight resistance,abundant foliage,drought tolerance,yield and uniform and healthy tubers.In all three regions the three best clones selected were CIP396034.268,CIP393079.4 and CIP387096.2,ranking in first,second and third place,respectively.Men and women selected the same clones,but in a different order.Commercial cultivars ranked 4th and 5th.However,local growers selected Canchan,CIP387096.2 and CIP393079.4 based on appearance,texture and taste tests.The last two clones(CIP387096.2 and CIP393079.4)should be considered for a future release.
文摘The objective of the present study was to evaluate the resistance of 10 accessions to P. infestans, by in-vitro inoculation of detached leaflets with a complex isolation of the fungus. Late blight, caused by the fungus Phytophthora infestans Mont. De Bary, is one of the most important diseases of the potato crop, and can destroy complete plantations in a short space of time. Chile is considered as a sub-centre of the origin of cultivated potatoes with many native potato varieties in the country. The different resistance components demonstrated that within the material of Chilean native Solanum, there was a wide range of variation to late blight. The resistant control (R-8906384) and the accessions UCT-34-Cor presented the lowest infection efficiency, small sizes of the lesions and low levels of sporulation classifying them as the most resistant. This suggests low efficiency of the infection and high resistance to penetration in these materials. The more susceptible accessions often presented a good level of resistance for one or few components. It would be of great interest to go into the genetic control of the different resistance components to know if the same level of resistance expressed for a component by different accessions is under the same genetic control or not.
基金supported by the Key Laboratory of Biology and Genetic Improvement of Tuber and Root Crop, Ministry of Agriculture, P.R.Chinafunded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC, 31000738)
文摘Potato late blight, caused by the oomycete pathogen Phytophthora infestans, is the most serious disease of potato worldwide. The adoption of varieties with resistance genes, especially broad-spectrum resistance genes, is the most efficient approach to control late blight. Solanum demissum is a well-known wild potato species from which 11 race-specific resistance genes have been identified, however, no broad-spectrum resistance genes like RB have been reported in this species. Here, we report a novel reisistance locus from S. demissum that potentially confer broad-spectrum resistance to late blight. A small segregating population of S. demissum were assessed for resistance to aggressive P. infestans isolates(race 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11). This coupled with nucleotide binding site(NBS) profiling analyses, led to the identification of three fragments that linked to the potential candidate resistance gene(s). Cloning and sequence analysis of these fragments suggested that the identified resistance gene locus is located in the region containing R2 resistance gene at chromosome 4. Based on the sequences of the cloned fragments, a co-segregating sequence characterized amplified region(SCAR) marker, RDSP, was developed. The newly identified marker RDSP will be useful for marker assisted breeding and further cloning of this potential resistance gene locus.