QTL pyramiding reveals a crucial role of DEEPER ROOTING 1 on root system architecture adapted to drought stress in rice

Drought limits water availability and negatively impacts rice growth. One of the strategies to overcome drought stress is the genetic improvement of root traits by marker-assisted selection (MAS). Using the MAS strategy, pyramiding quantitative trait loci (QTLs) efficiently stacks multiple QTLs. To...

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Autores principales: Iba, Momoha, Centeno, C. Arloo, Kitomi, Yuka, Natividad, Mignon A., Quintana, Marinell R., Irie, Kenji, Henry, Amelia, Uga, Yusaku
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Publicado: Japanese Society for Root Research 2025
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/175437
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author Iba, Momoha
Centeno, C. Arloo
Kitomi, Yuka
Natividad, Mignon A.
Quintana, Marinell R.
Irie, Kenji
Henry, Amelia
Uga, Yusaku
author_browse Centeno, C. Arloo
Henry, Amelia
Iba, Momoha
Irie, Kenji
Kitomi, Yuka
Natividad, Mignon A.
Quintana, Marinell R.
Uga, Yusaku
author_facet Iba, Momoha
Centeno, C. Arloo
Kitomi, Yuka
Natividad, Mignon A.
Quintana, Marinell R.
Irie, Kenji
Henry, Amelia
Uga, Yusaku
author_sort Iba, Momoha
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description Drought limits water availability and negatively impacts rice growth. One of the strategies to overcome drought stress is the genetic improvement of root traits by marker-assisted selection (MAS). Using the MAS strategy, pyramiding quantitative trait loci (QTLs) efficiently stacks multiple QTLs. To elucidate the effects of pyramiding root QTLs on shoot production under drought, we used near-isogenic lines (NILs) and pyramided lines (PYLs), introducing single or multiple QTLs derived from Kinandang Patong (upland rice) into IR64 (lowland rice). We selected one QTL from each root morphological trait: root growth angle (DRO1), root thickness (Sta1), root length (qRL6.1), and root volume (qFSR4). We evaluated the effects of pyramiding root QTLs on root system architecture (RSA). In the basket method and 3D imaging by X-ray computed tomography, all NIL and PYLs with DRO1 showed robustly steeper root growth angle. In a hydroponic culture assay, root length QTL qRL6.1 increased maximum root length. In a lysimeter experiment, root volume QTL qFSR4 increased root volume per stem. Next, we examined the NILs and PYLs for shoot biomass production under drought conditions in lysimeter and field experiments. Two lines (DRO1-NIL and Sta1+DRO1-PYL) had a higher shoot biomass production under drought than IR64. DRO1-NIL exhibited deeper RSAs and increased water uptake compared to IR64. Sta1+DRO1-PYL was not as deep as DRO1-NIL but had a higher normalized difference vegetation index, lower canopy temperature, and higher shoot biomass in the field experiment. In summary, DRO1 plays a critical role in RSA, and pyramiding Sta1 with DRO1increases shoot biomass during drought. This suggests the pyramiding of root QTLs could improve RSA and enhance biomass production under drought stress.
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spelling CGSpace1754372025-11-12T04:56:34Z QTL pyramiding reveals a crucial role of DEEPER ROOTING 1 on root system architecture adapted to drought stress in rice Iba, Momoha Centeno, C. Arloo Kitomi, Yuka Natividad, Mignon A. Quintana, Marinell R. Irie, Kenji Henry, Amelia Uga, Yusaku oryza sativa root system shoot root architecture plant morphology plant growth drought resistance water stress quantitative trait loci biomass plant water relations Drought limits water availability and negatively impacts rice growth. One of the strategies to overcome drought stress is the genetic improvement of root traits by marker-assisted selection (MAS). Using the MAS strategy, pyramiding quantitative trait loci (QTLs) efficiently stacks multiple QTLs. To elucidate the effects of pyramiding root QTLs on shoot production under drought, we used near-isogenic lines (NILs) and pyramided lines (PYLs), introducing single or multiple QTLs derived from Kinandang Patong (upland rice) into IR64 (lowland rice). We selected one QTL from each root morphological trait: root growth angle (DRO1), root thickness (Sta1), root length (qRL6.1), and root volume (qFSR4). We evaluated the effects of pyramiding root QTLs on root system architecture (RSA). In the basket method and 3D imaging by X-ray computed tomography, all NIL and PYLs with DRO1 showed robustly steeper root growth angle. In a hydroponic culture assay, root length QTL qRL6.1 increased maximum root length. In a lysimeter experiment, root volume QTL qFSR4 increased root volume per stem. Next, we examined the NILs and PYLs for shoot biomass production under drought conditions in lysimeter and field experiments. Two lines (DRO1-NIL and Sta1+DRO1-PYL) had a higher shoot biomass production under drought than IR64. DRO1-NIL exhibited deeper RSAs and increased water uptake compared to IR64. Sta1+DRO1-PYL was not as deep as DRO1-NIL but had a higher normalized difference vegetation index, lower canopy temperature, and higher shoot biomass in the field experiment. In summary, DRO1 plays a critical role in RSA, and pyramiding Sta1 with DRO1increases shoot biomass during drought. This suggests the pyramiding of root QTLs could improve RSA and enhance biomass production under drought stress. 2025 2025-07-02T07:57:36Z 2025-07-02T07:57:36Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/175437 en Open Access application/pdf Japanese Society for Root Research Iba, Momoha, C. Arloo Centeno, Yuka Kitomi, Mignon A. Natividad, Marinell R. Quintana, Kenji Irie, Amelia Henry, and Yusaku Uga. "QTL pyramiding reveals a crucial role of DEEPER ROOTING 1 on root system architecture adapted to drought stress in rice." Plant Root 19 (2025): 13-29.
spellingShingle oryza sativa
root system
shoot
root architecture
plant morphology
plant growth
drought resistance
water stress
quantitative trait loci
biomass
plant water relations
Iba, Momoha
Centeno, C. Arloo
Kitomi, Yuka
Natividad, Mignon A.
Quintana, Marinell R.
Irie, Kenji
Henry, Amelia
Uga, Yusaku
QTL pyramiding reveals a crucial role of DEEPER ROOTING 1 on root system architecture adapted to drought stress in rice
title QTL pyramiding reveals a crucial role of DEEPER ROOTING 1 on root system architecture adapted to drought stress in rice
title_full QTL pyramiding reveals a crucial role of DEEPER ROOTING 1 on root system architecture adapted to drought stress in rice
title_fullStr QTL pyramiding reveals a crucial role of DEEPER ROOTING 1 on root system architecture adapted to drought stress in rice
title_full_unstemmed QTL pyramiding reveals a crucial role of DEEPER ROOTING 1 on root system architecture adapted to drought stress in rice
title_short QTL pyramiding reveals a crucial role of DEEPER ROOTING 1 on root system architecture adapted to drought stress in rice
title_sort qtl pyramiding reveals a crucial role of deeper rooting 1 on root system architecture adapted to drought stress in rice
topic oryza sativa
root system
shoot
root architecture
plant morphology
plant growth
drought resistance
water stress
quantitative trait loci
biomass
plant water relations
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/175437
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