ArticleBMC genetics2019
Rapid identification of inflorescence type markers by genotyping-by-sequencing of diploid and triploid F
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Abstract
backgroundThe ornamental crop Hydrangea macrophylla develops highly attractive lacecap (wild type) or mophead inflorescences. The mophead trait, which is mostly favored by consumers, is recessively inherited by the INFLORESCENCE TYPE locus (INF). If lacecap cultivars are crossed with mophead cultivars, then either 50% or all progenies develop lacecap inflorescences, depending on the zygosity at the INF locus. For most cultivars, the zygosity at the INF locus is unknown. Furthermore, the determination of the inflorescence type in offspring populations is time-consuming, because seedlings flower the first time in the 2nd year after sowing. Within this study, we aimed to develop DNA-based markers that allow to determine the zygosity at the INF locus of prospective parental plants and to predict the inflorescence phenotype of seedlings already in the non-flowering stage.
resultsBy crossing a mophead and a lacecap cultivar of H. macrophylla, we produced a pseudo-backcross F
conclusionThrough bulk sequence analysis of pooled GbS data from diploid and polyploid F
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