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Inheritance of and Selection for Field Resistance to Rice Blast
Lin Hongbo,Li Zhikang,Lin Shicheng
1988, 2(2):
71-78 .
F1, F2, F3 from six crosses (Ginga/Mokoto, Mokoto/Ginga,Homare-nishiki/Mokoto, Mokoto/Reimei, Ginga/Suiyuan-Sanbai-Li and Ginga/Jing-Yue 1)were used for studying field resistance to rice-blast (Pyricularia oryzae) in Dandong City, Liaoning Province from 1982 to 1985. Characters such as numbers of infected spots and susceptible lesions per 100 square centimeter leaf area, the expansion rate of susceptible lesion, diseased leaf area(DLA), percentage of neck blast and relative resistance index(RRI) were investigated. They all showed normal or bias continuous distribution in F2 and F3 populations, suggesting polygenic inheritance. The highest hB2 and hN2 estimated were susceptible lesion number (hB2=79.5%) and percentage of neck blast (hN2=65.3%) respectively. Parentoffspring correlation coefficients estimated from F2 to F3 were all over significant level. Therefore selection for field resistance to rice blast is available in early generations. It is suggested that it would onclick="SelectDisplayDiv('EnDivSummaryMoreSummary','EnDivSummaryMore');DisplaySpanDiv('EnDivSummaryHuanYuan')">...更多be convenient and efficient to use DLA as a criterion for selecting field resistance in early generations; susceptible lesion numbers and expansion rate should be evaluated simultaneously in higher generations if more accurate results are to be expected.
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