Uso de selección asistida con marcadores para resistencia a antracnosis en frijol común

The anthracnose caused by Colletotrichum lindemuthianum is one of the most significant diseases in beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) and can produce yield losses up to 95%. In this study, a breeding program utilizing molecular marker assisted selection (MAS) was initiated. In order to obtain commercial...

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Main Authors: Garzon Gutierrez, LN, Blair, Matthew W., Ligarreto Moreno, GA
Format: Journal Article
Language:Español
Published: 2007
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/44399
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author Garzon Gutierrez, LN
Blair, Matthew W.
Ligarreto Moreno, GA
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description The anthracnose caused by Colletotrichum lindemuthianum is one of the most significant diseases in beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) and can produce yield losses up to 95%. In this study, a breeding program utilizing molecular marker assisted selection (MAS) was initiated. In order to obtain commercial Colombian climbing beans resistant to C. lindemuthianum, the program incorporated genes Co-5 and Co-42 taken from G2333, a resistant Mesoamerican cultivar. From the crosses between G2333 and seven cultivated Andean beans, were obtained progenies BC1F1. The cultivated Andean beans included Bola roja and Rojo moteado types gathered from Cundinamarca and Boyacá crops. The BC1F1 plants were selected using the SCARs molecular markers SAB3 and SAS13 linked to Co-42 and Co-5 genes, respectively. In a genotypic evaluation of 1.271 BC1F1 plants, 608 and 603 were amplified with SAB3 and SAS13, respectively. The segregation expected ratio (1:1) in X2 tests was obtained for each molecular marker indicating X2 = 2,38, P = 0,12 for SAB and X2 = 33,32, P = 0,07 for SAS13. The amplification with both molecular markers was obtained in 299 plants BC1F1, according to the expected ratio (X2 = 1,11, P = 0,78) adjusted to the independent segregation. These plants were selected to continue the breeding program. In this study, a molecular marker assisted selection was implemented and introduction of resistant genes into commercially important Colombian beans was accelerated.
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spelling CGSpace443992025-05-28T14:52:21Z Uso de selección asistida con marcadores para resistencia a antracnosis en frijol común Use of molecular marker assisted selection for resistance to anthracnose in common beans Garzon Gutierrez, LN Blair, Matthew W. Ligarreto Moreno, GA phaseolus vulgaris selection genetic markers colletotrichum lindemuthianum genetic resistance selección marcadores genéticos resistencia genética The anthracnose caused by Colletotrichum lindemuthianum is one of the most significant diseases in beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) and can produce yield losses up to 95%. In this study, a breeding program utilizing molecular marker assisted selection (MAS) was initiated. In order to obtain commercial Colombian climbing beans resistant to C. lindemuthianum, the program incorporated genes Co-5 and Co-42 taken from G2333, a resistant Mesoamerican cultivar. From the crosses between G2333 and seven cultivated Andean beans, were obtained progenies BC1F1. The cultivated Andean beans included Bola roja and Rojo moteado types gathered from Cundinamarca and Boyacá crops. The BC1F1 plants were selected using the SCARs molecular markers SAB3 and SAS13 linked to Co-42 and Co-5 genes, respectively. In a genotypic evaluation of 1.271 BC1F1 plants, 608 and 603 were amplified with SAB3 and SAS13, respectively. The segregation expected ratio (1:1) in X2 tests was obtained for each molecular marker indicating X2 = 2,38, P = 0,12 for SAB and X2 = 33,32, P = 0,07 for SAS13. The amplification with both molecular markers was obtained in 299 plants BC1F1, according to the expected ratio (X2 = 1,11, P = 0,78) adjusted to the independent segregation. These plants were selected to continue the breeding program. In this study, a molecular marker assisted selection was implemented and introduction of resistant genes into commercially important Colombian beans was accelerated. La antracnosis causada por Colletotrichum lindemuthianum puede llegar a generar pérdidas hasta del 95% de la producción en fríjol (Phaseolus vulgaris L.), por eso es considerada una de las enfermedades más limitantes. Con el presente trabajo se inició un programa de mejoramiento utilizando selección asistida por marcadores. Se usó como parental resistente el cultivar Mesoamericano G2333, para incorporar a fríjoles volubles comerciales de Colombia los genes Co-5 y Co-42 , que confieren resistencia a C. lindemuthianum. Se obtuvieron progenies RC1F1 provenientes de cruces entre G2333 y siete parentales volubles tipo Bola roja y Rojo moteado cultivados en zonas productoras de fríjol de Cundinamarca y Boyacá. La selección de plantas RC1F1 se realizó con los marcadores moleculares SCAR SAB3 y SAS13, ligados a los genes Co-5 y Co-42 , respectivamente. En la evaluación genotípica de 1.271 plantas RC1F1, 608 amplificaron con SAB3 y 603 con SAS13. La segregación para cada marcador se ajustó a la razón 1:1 esperada en pruebas de chi-cuadrado (X2 = 2,38, P= 0,12 para SAB3 y X2 = 3,32, P= 0,07 para SAS13). Un total de 299 plantas RC1F1 amplificaron con ambos SCAR, ajustándose a la razón esperada (X2= 1,11, P= 0,78) y confirmando la segregación independiente. Estas plantas fueron seleccionadas para continuar el programa de mejoramiento, ya que se espera que porten los genes Co-5 y Co-42. Se logró implementar la selección asistida por marcadores para antracnosis, y acelerar la introducción y piramidación de genes de resistencia en fríjol de importancia económica en Colombia. 2007 2014-10-02T08:33:43Z 2014-10-02T08:33:43Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/44399 es Open Access
spellingShingle phaseolus vulgaris
selection
genetic markers
colletotrichum lindemuthianum
genetic resistance
selección
marcadores genéticos
resistencia genética
Garzon Gutierrez, LN
Blair, Matthew W.
Ligarreto Moreno, GA
Uso de selección asistida con marcadores para resistencia a antracnosis en frijol común
title Uso de selección asistida con marcadores para resistencia a antracnosis en frijol común
title_full Uso de selección asistida con marcadores para resistencia a antracnosis en frijol común
title_fullStr Uso de selección asistida con marcadores para resistencia a antracnosis en frijol común
title_full_unstemmed Uso de selección asistida con marcadores para resistencia a antracnosis en frijol común
title_short Uso de selección asistida con marcadores para resistencia a antracnosis en frijol común
title_sort uso de seleccion asistida con marcadores para resistencia a antracnosis en frijol comun
topic phaseolus vulgaris
selection
genetic markers
colletotrichum lindemuthianum
genetic resistance
selección
marcadores genéticos
resistencia genética
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/44399
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