Paper · 1966 · Crop Science

Inheritance of Seedling and Adult Reaction of Wheat to Stripe Rust1

R. E. Allan; Laurence H. Purdy; O. A. Vogel

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Abstract

The inheritance of adult plant reaction of 8 wheat crosses to a stripe rust collection was determined under Pullman, Washington field conditions; an interpretation of the inheritance of seedling reaction of 4 of these crosses was also made under greenhouse conditions. Sources of resistance studied included ‘Nord Desprez’, ‘Dickson 114’, ‘C. I. 13431’, and ‘Spinkcota’. Three loci controlled field adult reaction to stripe rust of two crosses involving Dickson 114, whereas simple monogenic inheritance occurred in crosses C.I. 13431 ✕ ‘Golden’, C.I. 13431 ✕ ‘Itana’, and Spinkcota ✕ Itana. Two complementary loci or epistatis between 2 loci regulated greenhouse seedling reaction of crosses ‘Norin 10‐Brevor 14 ’ Nord Desprez, Spiukcota ✕ Golden, Itana ✕ Spinkcota, and Dickson 114 ✕ Itana. Greenhouse seedling and field adult reactions were related in all crosses studied in both environments. In the Norin 10‐Brevor 14 ✕ Nord Desprez cross, the same or closely related genetic mechanisms seem to govern field adult and seedling greenhouse reaction. Resistance typical of crosses involving Dickson 114 and Spinkcota is particularly valuable since some loci controlling seedling and adult reaction are dissimilar, The need to incorporate multi‐factor genetic systems into Pacific Northwest wheat varieties was emphasized.

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Claims 7

Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Three loci controlled adult field rust reaction in two Dickson 114 crosses.

Material
Dickson 114e0
Interactor
stripe ruste0pathogen
Outcome
field adult reaction to stripe ruste0
Value
Three locie0

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“Three loci controlled field adult reaction to stripe rust of two crosses involving Dickson 114”

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“Wheat”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Adult rust reaction had monogenic inheritance in three specified crosses.

Material
C.I. 13431 ✕ ‘Golden’, C.I. 13431 ✕ ‘Itana’, and Spinkcota ✕ Itanae0
Outcome
simple monogenic inheritancee0

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“simple monogenic inheritance occurred in crosses C.I. 13431 ✕ ‘Golden’, C.I. 13431 ✕ ‘Itana’, and Spinkcota ✕ Itana”

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“Wheat”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Two complementary or epistatic loci regulated seedling rust reaction in four crosses.

Material
‘Norin 10‐Brevor 14 ’ Nord Desprez, Spiukcota ✕ Golden, Itana ✕ Spinkcota, and Dickson 114 ✕ Itanae0
Outcome
greenhouse seedling reactione0
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greenhousee0

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“Two complementary loci or epistatis between 2 loci regulated greenhouse seedling reaction of crosses ‘Norin 10‐Brevor 14 ’ Nord Desprez, Spiukcota ✕ Golden, Itana ✕ Spinkcota, and Dickson 114 ✕ Itana.”

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“Wheat”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Seedling greenhouse and adult field reactions were related across crosses.

Outcome
Greenhouse seedling and field adult reactions were relatede0

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“Greenhouse seedling and field adult reactions were related in all crosses studied in both environments.”

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“Wheat”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

The Norin 10‐Brevor 14 by Nord Desprez cross seemed to share mechanisms for adult and seedling reactions.

Material
Norin 10‐Brevor 14 ✕ Nord Despreze0
Outcome
the same or closely related genetic mechanisms seem to govern field adult and seedling greenhouse reactione0

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“In the Norin 10‐Brevor 14 ✕ Nord Desprez cross, the same or closely related genetic mechanisms seem to govern field adult and seedling greenhouse reaction.”

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“Wheat”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Resistance in Dickson 114 and Spinkcota crosses was judged valuable because some seedling and adult loci differ.

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Dickson 114 and Spinkcotae0
Outcome
Resistance typical of crosses involving Dickson 114 and Spinkcota is particularly valuablee0

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“Resistance typical of crosses involving Dickson 114 and Spinkcota is particularly valuable since some loci controlling seedling and adult reaction are dissimilar”

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“Wheat”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultpositivebasis n/a

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The authors recommend multifactor genetic systems for Pacific Northwest wheat varieties.

Outcome
incorporate multi‐factor genetic systems into Pacific Northwest wheat varietiese0

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“The need to incorporate multi‐factor genetic systems into Pacific Northwest wheat varieties was emphasized.”

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“Wheat”

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