期刊
BREEDING SCIENCE
卷 63, 期 2, 页码 154-163出版社
JAPANESE SOC BREEDING
DOI: 10.1270/jsbbs.63.154
关键词
short-season upland cotton; early-maturing traits; QTL; common QTL; MAS
资金
- High-tech Program 863 [2012AA101108]
- Achievements Transformation Project of National Agricultural Science and Technology [2010276]
- Research and Establishment of Modern Industrial Technology System for National Cotton [nycytx-06-09]
- Key Scientific Research Project of Henan Province [092102110025, 112102110105]
- Directorate for STEM Education
- Division Of Research On Learning [2010276] Funding Source: National Science Foundation
Making use of the markers linked closely to QTL for early-maturing traits for MAS (Marker-assisted selection) is an effective method for the simultaneous improvement of early maturity and other properties in cotton. In this study, two F-2 populations and their F-2:3 families were generated from the two upland cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) crosses, Baimian2 x TM-1 and Baimian2 x CIR12. QTL for early-maturing traits were analyzed using F-2:3 families. A total of 54 QTL (31 suggestive and 23 significant) were detected. Fourteen significant QTL had the LOD scores not only >3 but also exceeding permutation threshold. At least four common QTL, qBP-17 for bud period (BP), qGP-17a/qGP-17b (qGP-17) for growth period (GP), qYPBF-17a/qYPBF-17b (qYPBF-17) for yield percentage before frost (YPBF) and qHFFBN-17 for height of first fruiting branch node (HFFBN), were found in both populations. These common QTL should be reliable and could be used for MAS to facilitate early maturity. The common QTL, qBP-17, had a LOD score not only >3 but also exceeding permutation threshold, explaining 12.6% of the phenotypic variation. This QTL should be considered preferentially in MAS. Early-maturing traits of cotton are primarily controlled by dominant and over-dominant effects.
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