Paper · 2005 · Acta Tritical Crops

Analysis on Genetic Model of Wheat Scab Resistant Germplasm H35

Zhang Yong; Boqiao Zhang; Derong Gao; et al.

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Abstract

In order to understand the genetic mechanism of scab resistance in H35,and provide more information to use it, resistant inheritance to wheat scab of new germplasm H35 was investigated with six population, which include P_1, F_1, P_2, B_1, B_2 and F_2 by the genetic model of major gene plus polygenes. The results showed: The scab resistance of H35 fits the genetic model of two major genes plus polygenes. The genetic model for H35 fits model E-1-0 (two major genes plus polygenes with additive-dominance-epistatic effect), the additive and dominance effects of the first major gene are favorable to enhance the resistance to wheat scab. The heritability of major genes is 79.14%~93.93%.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

Claim · model-written summary

H35 scab resistance fits a two major gene plus polygenes model.

Material
H35e0
Outcome
scab resistancee0
Qualifier
two major genes plus polygenese0

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“The scab resistance of H35 fits the genetic model of two major genes plus polygenes.”

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“Wheat”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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The H35 genetic model fits additive, dominance and epistatic effects.

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H35e0
Outcome
model E-1-0e0
Qualifier
additive-dominance-epistatic effecte0

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“The genetic model for H35 fits model E-1-0 (two major genes plus polygenes with additive-dominance-epistatic effect)”

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“Wheat”

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Associationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Additive and dominance effects of the first major gene favor greater wheat scab resistance.

Gene
first major genee0
Outcome
resistance to wheat scabe0
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enhancee0

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“the additive and dominance effects of the first major gene are favorable to enhance the resistance to wheat scab”

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“Wheat”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Major gene heritability was 79.14%~93.93%.

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heritability of major genese0
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79.14%~93.93%e0

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“The heritability of major genes is 79.14%~93.93%.”

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“Wheat”

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