ArticleTAG. Theoretical and applied genetics. Theoretische und angewandte Genetik2025
Genetic and physical localization of a leaf rust susceptibility gene in barley.
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key messageFine mapping of the leaf rust susceptibility gene Sph1 identified a receptor-like kinase-encoding gene as a candidate and provided user-friendly markers for barley breeding. Caused by the biotrophic fungal pathogen Puccinia hordei, leaf rust is one of the important foliar diseases in barley. Although a few dominant genes for leaf rust resistance have been identified and cloned in barley, resistance conferred by major genes has been frequently defeated by the pathogen. A recessive resistance was identified in a spring barley accession using the P. hordei isolate VA90-34 which is virulent to most of major resistance genes. To localize this recessive resistance (hereafter named Susceptibility to P. hordei 1 or Sph1 indicating that the dominant allele confers disease susceptibility), we conducted fine mapping with an F
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