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Project Overview
Project Name |
Rose powdery mildew resistance trait-Leus-2012 |
Description |
A diploid rose population (90 genotypes) derived from a cross between Rosa wichurana and Rosa ‘Yesterday’ was
used to construct a genetic linkage map encompassing 20 AFLP primer combinations, 43 SSR, and 2 morphological markers. By applying the F1 pseudo test cross population strategy, two parental linkage maps were constructed (parent ‘Yesterday’ 536 cM; parent R. wichurana 526 cM). Both parental maps consisted of seven linkage groups with an average length of 70 cM (Kosambi) corresponding to the seven haploid rose chromosomes. These new maps were used to identify QTLs controlling disease resistance. The offspring population was screened for resistance to two PM pathotypes, R–E and R–P. QTLs for controlling pathotype-specific disease resistance were mapped by applying Kruskal–Wallis rank-sum tests and simple interval mapping. |
Project type |
QTL |
QTL analysis method |
SIM, QTL-Map5 |
Crop |
rose |
Genetic Maps
This project contains 2 Maps:
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Traits
This project contains 1 Traits:
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QTL
This project contains 9 QTL:
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