Abstract
The sugar beet root maggot (SBRM), Tetanops myopaeformis (von Röder) insect pathogen devastates sugar beet (SB), Beta vulgaris ssp, vulgaris (B. vulgaris), one of only two plants from which significant global raw sugar is produced, $1B, U.S., $4.6 B, globally. Larval SBRMs experiencing F1010 and L19 susceptible or F1016 and F1024 resistant SB responses are RNA sequenced, sampled at time = 0 hours post infection [hpi], 24, 48 and 72 hpi. Transcriptomic analyses determined the number of reads per sample, mapped the transcripts to the recently sequenced SBRM TmSBRM_v1.0 draft genome, and identified genes that relate to the resistant and susceptible responses. The RNA-seq study provides data for generating differential expression analyses, yielding an understanding SBRM biology, control strategy development, relationship to model and non-model organisms, and aiding sugar beet improvement for stakeholders.
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Transcriptomic analyses identified genes related to the resistant and susceptible sugar beet responses to the root maggot.
- Taxon
- sugar beet
Beta vulgaris subsp. vulgarist1 - Interactor
- Tetanops myopaeformisTetanops myopaeformist0pest
- Outcome
- genes that relate to the resistant and susceptible responsese1
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t0“sugar beet root maggot Tetanops myopaeformis”
t1“infecting sugar beet”
e1“identified genes that relate to the resistant and susceptible responses”