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Title: Genetic analysis of bolting after winter in sugar beet ( Beta vulgaris L.).
Authors: Pfeiffer, Nina1, Tränkner, Conny1, Lemnian, Ioana2, Grosse, Ivo2, Müller, Andreas, Jung, Christian1, Kopisch-Obuch, Friedrich1 friedrich.kopisch-obuch@kws.com
Source: Theoretical & Applied Genetics. Nov2014, Vol. 127 Issue 11, p2479-2489. 11p.
Subjects: Bolting (Botany), Winter, Plant genetics, Sugar beets, Harvesting, Plant gene mapping
Abstract: Key message: This study reveals for the first time a major QTL for post-winter bolting resistance in sugar beet ( Beta vulgaris L.). The knowledge of this QTL is a major contribution towards the development of a winter sugar beet with controlled bolting behavior. Abstract: In cool temperate climates, sugar beets are currently grown as a spring crop. They are sown in spring and harvested in autumn. Growing sugar beet as a winter crop with an extended vegetation period fails due to bolting after winter. Bolting after winter might be controlled by accumulating genes for post-winter bolting resistance. Previously, we had observed in field experiments a low post-winter bolting rate of 0.5 for sugar beet accession BETA 1773. This accession was crossed with a biennial sugar beet with regular bolting behavior to develop a F mapping population. The population was grown in the greenhouse, exposed to artificial cold treatment for 16 weeks and transplanted to the field. Bolting was recorded twice a week from May until October. Post-winter bolting behavior was assessed by two different factors, bolting delay (determined as days to bolt after cold treatment) and post-winter bolting resistance (bolting rate after winter). For days to bolt, means of F families ranged from 25 to 164 days while for bolting rate F families ranged from 0 to 1. For each factor one QTL explaining about 65 % of the phenotypic variation was mapped to the same region on linkage group 9 with a partially recessive allele increasing bolting delay and post-winter bolting resistance. The results are discussed in relation to the potential use of marker-assisted breeding of winter sugar beets with controlled bolting. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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