Paper · 2021 · Canadian Journal of Plant Pathology

Races of Puccinia striiformis f. sp. tritici identified from the coastal areas of Turkey

Ahmet Cat; Mehmet Tekin; Kadir Akan; et al.

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Abstract

Stripe rust, caused by Puccinia striiformis f. sp. tritici, is a devastating disease of wheat in Turkey and worldwide. This pathogen can overcome known resistance genes and negatively affect the wheat production. The objectives of this study were to determine the virulence patterns of wheat stripe rust isolates collected from the coastal areas (Aegean and Mediterranean regions) of Turkey, and to examine the genetic diversity of the pathogen populations by simple sequence repeat (SSR) marker analysis. The majority of the isolates collected were virulent at various frequencies on the resistance genes Yr1 (50%), Yr6 (100%), Yr7 (78%), Yr8 (50%), Yr9 (84%), Yr10 (25%), Yr17 (38%), Yr24 (22%), Yr27 (31%), Yr32 (22%), Yr43 (47%), Yr44 (6%), YrSp (41%), YrTr1 (6%), and avirulent on Yr5 and Yr15. Based on the analysis of virulence, all isolates were determined as 25 races and clustered into six virulence groups (VGs). In contrast, the isolates clustered into four molecular groups (MGs) based on genotypic data. All four MGs were found in Aegean region of Turkey, while only three MGs (MG1, MG2 and MG3) were found in the Mediterranean region of the country. Additionally, analysis of molecular variance indicated that 80.9% of genetic variation was found within regions and 19.1% was found between the regions. The results suggest that interregional migration of the pathogen was high. The data can be helpful for the management of stripe rust and understanding the population structure and migration of Pst in Turkey.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Isolates were virulent on Yr1 at 50%.

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stripe ruste2pathogen
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Yr1e0
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virulente1
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50%e0

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“The majority of the isolates collected were virulent at various frequencies on the resistance genes”

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“wheat stripe rust isolates”

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Isolates were virulent on Yr6 at 100%.

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stripe ruste2pathogen
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Yr6e0
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virulente1
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100%e0

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“The majority of the isolates collected were virulent at various frequencies on the resistance genes”

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“wheat stripe rust isolates”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Isolates were virulent on Yr7 at 78%.

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stripe ruste2pathogen
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Yr7e0
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virulente1
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78%e0

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“Yr7 (78%)”

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“The majority of the isolates collected were virulent at various frequencies on the resistance genes”

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“wheat stripe rust isolates”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Isolates were virulent on Yr8 at 50%.

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stripe ruste2pathogen
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Yr8e0
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virulente1
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50%e0

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“The majority of the isolates collected were virulent at various frequencies on the resistance genes”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Isolates were virulent on Yr9 at 84%.

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stripe ruste2pathogen
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Yr9e0
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virulente1
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84%e0

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“The majority of the isolates collected were virulent at various frequencies on the resistance genes”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Isolates were virulent on Yr10 at 25%.

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stripe ruste2pathogen
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Yr10e0
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virulente1
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25%e0

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“Yr10 (25%)”

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“The majority of the isolates collected were virulent at various frequencies on the resistance genes”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Isolates were virulent on Yr17 at 38%.

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stripe ruste2pathogen
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Yr17e0
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virulente1
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38%e0

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“Yr17 (38%)”

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“The majority of the isolates collected were virulent at various frequencies on the resistance genes”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Isolates were virulent on Yr24 at 22%.

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stripe ruste2pathogen
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Yr24e0
Outcome
virulente1
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22%e0

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“Yr24 (22%)”

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“The majority of the isolates collected were virulent at various frequencies on the resistance genes”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Isolates were virulent on Yr27 at 31%.

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stripe ruste2pathogen
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Yr27e0
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virulente1
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31%e0

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“Yr27 (31%)”

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“The majority of the isolates collected were virulent at various frequencies on the resistance genes”

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Isolates were virulent on Yr32 at 22%.

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stripe ruste2pathogen
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Yr32e0
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virulente1
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22%e0

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“Yr32 (22%)”

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“The majority of the isolates collected were virulent at various frequencies on the resistance genes”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Isolates were virulent on Yr43 at 47%.

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stripe ruste2pathogen
Gene
Yr43e0
Outcome
virulente1
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47%e0

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“Yr43 (47%)”

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“The majority of the isolates collected were virulent at various frequencies on the resistance genes”

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“wheat stripe rust isolates”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Isolates were virulent on Yr44 at 6%.

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stripe ruste2pathogen
Gene
Yr44e0
Outcome
virulente1
Value
6%e0

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“Yr44 (6%)”

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“The majority of the isolates collected were virulent at various frequencies on the resistance genes”

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“wheat stripe rust isolates”

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Isolates were virulent on YrSp at 41%.

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stripe ruste2pathogen
Gene
YrSpe0
Outcome
virulente1
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41%e0

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Isolates were virulent on YrTr1 at 6%.

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stripe ruste2pathogen
Gene
YrTr1e0
Outcome
virulente1
Value
6%e0

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“The majority of the isolates collected were virulent at various frequencies on the resistance genes”

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“wheat stripe rust isolates”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Isolates were avirulent on Yr5 and Yr15.

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stripe ruste1pathogen
Gene
Yr5 and Yr15e0
Outcome
avirulente0

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“avirulent on Yr5 and Yr15”

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“wheat stripe rust isolates”

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Virulence analysis identified 25 races in six virulence groups.

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stripe ruste1pathogen
Outcome
25 races and clustered into six virulence groupse0

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“all isolates were determined as 25 races and clustered into six virulence groups (VGs)”

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Genotypic analysis clustered isolates into four molecular groups.

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stripe ruste1pathogen
Outcome
four molecular groupse0

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“isolates clustered into four molecular groups (MGs) based on genotypic data”

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All four molecular groups occurred in the Aegean region, but only three in the Mediterranean region.

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stripe ruste1pathogen
Outcome
All four MGs were founde0
Setting
Aegean region of Turkeye0

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“All four MGs were found in Aegean region of Turkey, while only three MGs (MG1, MG2 and MG3) were found in the Mediterranean region of the country”

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Genetic variation within regions was 80.9%.

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stripe ruste1pathogen
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genetic variatione0
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80.9%e0

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Genetic variation between regions was 19.1%.

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stripe ruste2pathogen
Outcome
genetic variatione1
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19.1%e0

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“genetic variation”

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“wheat stripe rust isolates”

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