期刊
PLANTS-BASEL
卷 10, 期 3, 页码 -出版社
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/plants10030533
关键词
spike fertility; leaf appearance; spikelet primordia; earliness per se; photoperiod
资金
- Spanish Research Agency (AEI) [AGL2015-69595-R]
- International Wheat Yield Partnership (IWYP) [IWYP25FP]
Earliness per se (Eps) genes may have a critical role in improving wheat adaptation and development under climate change. The effects of Eps-7D on wheat development varied based on the allelic status of Ppd-D1 and temperature, with a more noticeable impact during the late reproductive phase. Eps-7D-late allele favored the development of labile florets, potentially improving spike fertility when combined with Ppd-D1b.
Earliness per se (Eps) genes may play a critical role in further improving wheat adaptation and fine-tuning wheat development to cope with climate change. There are only few studies on the detailed effect of Eps on wheat development and fewer on the interaction of Eps with the environment and other genes determining time to anthesis. Furthermore, it seems relevant to study every newly discovered Eps gene and its probable interactions as the mechanisms and detailed effects of each Eps may be quite different. In the present study, we evaluated NILs differing in the recently identified Eps-7D as well as in Ppd-D1 at three temperature regimes (9, 15 and 18 degrees C) under short day. The effect of Eps-7D on time to anthesis as well as on its component phases varied both qualitatively and quantitatively depending on the allelic status of Ppd-D1 and temperature, being larger in a photoperiod-sensitive background. A more noticeable effect of Eps-7D (when combined with Ppd-D1b) was realised during the late reproductive phase. Consequently, the final leaf number was not clearly altered by Eps-7D, while floret development of the labile florets (florets 2 and 3 in this case, depending on the particular spikelet) was favoured by the action of the Eps-7D-late allele, increasing the likelihood of particular florets to become fertile, and consequently, improving spike fertility when combined with Ppd-D1b.
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