Paper · 2019 · Canadian Journal of Plant Pathology

Pyramiding stem rust resistance genes to race TTKSK (Ug99) in wheat

Bo Zhang; Dawn Chi; Colin Hiebert; et al.

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Abstract

There has not been a major wheat stem rust epidemic in Canada since 1954. The detection of race TTKSK, with virulence to Sr31 and most other stem rust resistance genes in wheat, presents a threat to the wheat crop worldwide. Single disease resistance genes are usually effective for only several years before the pathogen changes genetically to overcome the resistance. To produce more durable resistance to race TTKSK, as well as to leaf rust and Fusarium head blight (FHB), we produced pyramided lines with several resistance genes. A population of 68 doubled haploids was produced from the hybrid ‘AC Cadillac’ (SrCad, Lr34)/‘Carberry’ (Lr34, Fhb1) × ‘RL5405' (Sr33)/‘Carberry’ (Lr34, Fhb1). A total of 16 combinations of variable numbers of the four genes were recovered by marker assisted selection. The most notable combination with four of the genes was Sr33, SrCad, Lr34 and Fhb1. Two such lines were recovered. All pyramided lines with Lr34 and SrCad or Sr33 were resistant to race TTKSK, while two control wheat varieties 'Shaw’ and ‘Little Club’ were susceptible. The two pyramided lines (SrCad-Sr33-Lr34-Fhb1) were relatively more resistant than the lines containing only one gene for stem rust resistance. The pyramided lines with Lr34 showed good resistance to leaf rust races 12–3 MBDS and TDBG. The pyramids with Fhb1 did not show a lowered expression of Fusarium head blight.

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Marker-assisted selection recovered 16 combinations of four resistance genes in wheat doubled haploids.

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combinations of variable numbers of the four genese0
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16 combinationse0

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“A total of 16 combinations of variable numbers of the four genes were recovered by marker assisted selection.”

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“A population of 68 doubled haploids was produced from the hybrid”

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“in wheat”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Two wheat lines carrying Sr33, SrCad, Lr34 and Fhb1 were recovered.

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Sr33, SrCad, Lr34 and Fhb1e0
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lines were recoverede0
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Twoe0

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Triticum aestivum
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“The most notable combination with four of the genes was Sr33, SrCad, Lr34 and Fhb1. Two such lines were recovered.”

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“in wheat”

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All pyramided wheat lines with Lr34 and SrCad or Sr33 resisted race TTKSK, whereas Shaw and Little Club were susceptible.

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pyramided linese0
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race TTKSKe0pathogen
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Lr34 and SrCad or Sr33e0
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resistant to race TTKSKe0
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'Shaw’ and ‘Little Club’e0

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Triticum aestivum
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“All pyramided lines with Lr34 and SrCad or Sr33 were resistant to race TTKSK, while two control wheat varieties 'Shaw’ and ‘Little Club’ were susceptible.”

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The two four-gene pyramided lines were relatively more resistant to stem rust than lines with one stem rust resistance gene.

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pyramided linese0
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SrCad-Sr33-Lr34-Fhb1e0
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stem rust resistancee0
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more resistante0
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lines containing only one gene for stem rust resistancee0

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Triticum aestivum
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“The two pyramided lines (SrCad-Sr33-Lr34-Fhb1) were relatively more resistant than the lines containing only one gene for stem rust resistance.”

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“in wheat”

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Pyramided wheat lines with Lr34 showed good resistance to leaf rust races 12–3 MBDS and TDBG.

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pyramided linese0
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leaf rust races 12–3 MBDS and TDBGe0pathogen
Gene
Lr34e0
Outcome
good resistance to leaf rust races 12–3 MBDS and TDBGe0

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Triticum aestivum
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“The pyramided lines with Lr34 showed good resistance to leaf rust races 12–3 MBDS and TDBG.”

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“in wheat”

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Pyramids with Fhb1 did not show reduced Fusarium head blight expression.

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FusariumFusariume0pathogen
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Fhb1e0
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expression of Fusarium head blighte0
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did not show a lowerede0

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Triticum aestivum
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Fusarium
Fusarium · Interactor · picture of the genus (one of its species)Public domain · Wikimedia Commons ↗

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“The pyramids with Fhb1 did not show a lowered expression of Fusarium head blight.”

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“in wheat”

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