Marker Assisted Selection for Incorporation of Resistance to Late Leaf Spot into Peanut

Institution:

University of Georgia

Budget ID:

1509

Project ID:

477

Report BID:

State:

Georgia

Region:

Southeast (GA, FL, AL)

State Group:

GA-181

Project Fiscal Year:

2017

Category:

Breeding/Genetics/Biotech

Report Type:

Report Received Date:

Investigator:

Bertioli (D)

Project NPB Budget:

$21,250

Broader overview of introgression of the new source of nematode resistance into peanut. 
The research, which begun about six years ago, has now completed the third backcross into elite southeast USA peanut genetic background. In the initial F2 stage, plants were selected for vigor, seed size, absence of disease in field conditions and the presence of desired genome regions. Each subsequent backcross generation has been selected using DNA markers. Two introgressed chromosome regions have been 
confirmed to be new sources of nematode resistance (Fig. 1 ). 

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