Paper · 1992 · Crop Science

Genes for Rust Resistance in International Winter Wheat Nurseries XII through XVII

Donald V. McVey

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Abstract

Genes for resistance to stem rust ( Sr ) (caused by Puccinia graminis Pers.:Pers. f. sp. tritici ) and leaf rust ( Lr ) ( P. recondita Roberge ex. Desmaz f. sp. tritici ) were detected in cultivars of wheat ( Triticum aestivum L.) of the International Winter Wheat Performance Nursery XII through XVII. The objectives were to test for the presence and distribution of Sr and Lr genes. Entries were inoculated with 28 isolates of P. graminis f. sp. tritici and 15 isolates of P. recondita f. sp. tritici , previously characterized for avirulenceJvirulenee to 26 Sr an 14 Lr genes, respectively. Sixteen of the 26 Sr genes and six of the 14 Lr genes were postulated as present. A few cultivars possessed a gene or genes for resistance other than those studied. No Sr genes for resistance were detected in three cultivars, a single gene was detected in each of 32 cultivars, two in 32, three in 13, and four Sr genes in two cultivars. Genes for stem rust resistance Sr5 , Sr McN, Sr l7 Sr 31, and Sr lO were most commonly postulated, whereas Sr 7b, Sr 9d, Sr 9e, Sr l2, Sr l3, Sr l4, Sr l5, Sr l6, Sr 25, Sr 26, and Sr 27 were not detected in any of the entries. No Lr genes for resistance were detected in 27 cultivars, one in each of 40, two genes each in 14, and three genes in each of two cultivars. Genes for leaf rust resistance LrlO and Lr26 were most commonly postulated, whereas Lr 21, Lr 2c, Lr 3ka, Lr 9, Lr l7, Lr lS, Lr l9, and Lr 30 were not detected.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Sixteen Sr genes were postulated present.

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Sre0
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Sr genese0
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Sixteen of the 26e0

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“Sixteen of the 26 Sr genes and six of the 14 Lr genes were postulated as present.”

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“Wheat”

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Six Lr genes were postulated present.

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Lre0
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Lr genese0
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six of the 14e0

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“Sixteen of the 26 Sr genes and six of the 14 Lr genes were postulated as present.”

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“Wheat”

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A few cultivars had resistance genes beyond the tested set.

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gene or genes for resistance other than those studiede0

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“A few cultivars possessed a gene or genes for resistance other than those studied.”

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“Wheat”

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The Sr gene distribution ranged from no detected genes in three cultivars to four in two cultivars.

Gene
Sre0
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Sr genes for resistancee0

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“No Sr genes for resistance were detected in three cultivars, a single gene was detected in each of 32 cultivars, two in 32, three in 13, and four Sr genes in two cultivars.”

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Sr5, Sr McN, Sr l7, Sr 31 and Sr lO were most commonly postulated.

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Sr5 , Sr McN, Sr l7 Sr 31, and Sr lOe0
Outcome
most commonly postulatede0

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“Genes for stem rust resistance Sr5 , Sr McN, Sr l7 Sr 31, and Sr lO were most commonly postulated”

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The listed Sr resistance genes were not detected.

Gene
Sr 7b, Sr 9d, Sr 9e, Sr l2, Sr l3, Sr l4, Sr l5, Sr l6, Sr 25, Sr 26, and Sr 27e0
Outcome
not detected in any of the entriese0

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“Sr 7b, Sr 9d, Sr 9e, Sr l2, Sr l3, Sr l4, Sr l5, Sr l6, Sr 25, Sr 26, and Sr 27 were not detected in any of the entries.”

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The Lr gene distribution ranged from none in 27 cultivars to three in two.

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Lre0
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Lr genes for resistancee0

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“No Lr genes for resistance were detected in 27 cultivars, one in each of 40, two genes each in 14, and three genes in each of two cultivars.”

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“Wheat”

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LrlO and Lr26 were the most commonly postulated Lr genes.

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LrlO and Lr26e0
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most commonly postulatede0

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“Genes for leaf rust resistance LrlO and Lr26 were most commonly postulated”

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“Wheat”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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The listed Lr genes were not detected.

Gene
Lr 21, Lr 2c, Lr 3ka, Lr 9, Lr l7, Lr lS, Lr l9, and Lr 30e0
Outcome
not detectede0

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“Lr 21, Lr 2c, Lr 3ka, Lr 9, Lr l7, Lr lS, Lr l9, and Lr 30 were not detected.”

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“Wheat”

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