英文摘要 |
"The rice cultivar Taikeng 14, released by Taoyuan District Agricultural Research and Extension Station in 1996, has exhibited moderate resistance to rice blast in many areas around Taiwan. To identify the resistance gene, a population of 450 F2 progeny from the cross of Taikeng 14 and the susceptible cultivar LTH was developed and used for linkage analysis. The F2 plants were inoculated with a local Magnaporthe oryzae isolate 12YL-TT4-1, and genotyped with newly developed markers targeting three major blast resistance gene loci Pi2/9, Pik, and Pita/Pita-2. Trait-marker association suggested a single dominant resistance gene at Pi2/9. Sequencing analysis by the primers designed based on known R genes at Pi2/9 revealed that Taikeng 14 carries Piz-t. Inoculations of M. oryzae isolates 12CYMS12, 12YL-TT4-1, and 13TN-HB1-3 on the LTH monogenic lines each carrying a single R gene at Pi2/9, including IRBLz5-CA(R) (Piz5=Pi2), IRBLz5-CA (Piz5=Pi2), IRBL9-W (Pi9), IRBLzt-T (Piz-t), and IRBLz-Fu (Piz), further confirmed that the resistance of Taikeng 14 comes from Piz-t, but not Pi2, Pi9, or Piz. However, IRBLzt-T (Piz-t) showed susceptible phenotype in different blast nurseries, indicating that Piz-t is ineffective against the M. oryzae population in Taiwan. In Taikeng 14, field performance of moderate resistance is likely due to gene(s) other than Piz-t." |