ArticleTAG. Theoretical and applied genetics. Theoretische und angewandte Genetik2026
Fine mapping and functional verification of the Cf-19 gene controlling leaf mold disease resistance in tomato.
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key messageThe Cf-19 gene, which controls tomato leaf mold, was finely mapped to a 130.13-kb region on chromosome 1, strongly suggesting that Solyc01g006550 may be the target gene Cf-19. Tomato leaf mold, caused by Cladosporium fulvum (C. fulvum), is a devastating disease affecting tomato production. Natural resistance to this disease is mediated by Cf family genes, with different Cf genes confer resistance to different physiological races of the C. fulvum. As these physiological races continue to evolve, the number of effective resistance genes available for breeding is becoming increasingly limited. Cf-19 is considered a highly effective resistance gene against tomato leaf mold disease, but it has not been successfully cloned yet. In our previous research, we mapped Cf-19 in the 2.14 Mb region of chromosome 1 and predicted seven candidate genes. Due to the large interval, the possibility of some candidate genes cannot be ruled out. In this study, we constructed an F
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