Main-gene bph2 molecular mark method for rice variety anti-brownspot gene site
A brown planthopper resistance and molecular marker technology, applied in the field of molecular genetics, can solve problems such as difficult aggregation of insect-resistant genes, and achieve the effects of convenient identification, clear location, and convenient and rapid detection.
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[0031] Studies have shown that BPH resistance gene resources mainly exist in indica and wild rice species in Sri Lanka and India (Ikeda and Vaughau, 1991). Athwal et al. (1971) (Athwal D S, M D Pathak, E H Bacalangco, and C D Pura, Crop Sci.1971, 11: 747-750) reported that Mudgo, CO22 and MTU15 carry the same resistance gene Bph-1, and ASD7 carries a Recessive insect resistance gene bph-2. Athwal and Pathak (1972) reported that MGL2 contains the insect resistance gene Bph-1, and Ptb18 contains bph-2. Martinez and Khush (1974) reported that IR747B2-6 contained Bph-1 and that R1154-243 and IR4-93 contained bph-2. Lakshiminarayana and Khush (1977) reported that the Sri Lankan insect-resistant variety Rathu Heenati is controlled by a dominant gene Bph-3 that segregates independently from Bph-1; while the variety Babawee is controlled by a recessive gene bph-4 that segregates independently from bph-2 . Si...
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