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Trisomic genetic analysis of aroma in three Japanese native rice varieties (Oryza sativa L.)

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Information on the genetics of aroma in rice facilitates breeding and selection of new aromatic varieties with high yield and good quality. Objective of the present study was to make clear the number of genes controlling aroma, and the allelism of aroma genes and the location of aroma gene(s) on the chromosome in three Japanese native aromatic rice varieties (Kabashiko, Shiroikichi and Henroyori). Lack of leaf aroma in all F1 plants of non-aromatic/aromatic crosses indicated the recessive nature of aroma, and the segregation ratios (3:1) of non-aromatic to aromatic plants in its F2 populations from Nipponbare/aromatic varieties crosses revealed that each of the three aromatic varieties contains a single recessive gene for aroma. Through trisomic analysis, the segregation of non-aromatic and aromatic plants in all F2 populations from the crosses between trisomics lines NT8, with an extra chromosome 8, and aromatic varieties deviated significantly from disomic segregation of 3:1 ratios, and fitted to trisomic segregation, however, in other F2 populations derived from other 7 types of trisomic F1 plants, the segregation ratios of non-aromatic to aromatic were 3:1, indicating that the single recessive aroma gene was located on chromosome 8 in three aromatic varieties.

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Dong, Y., Tsuzuki, E. & Terao, H. Trisomic genetic analysis of aroma in three Japanese native rice varieties (Oryza sativa L.). Euphytica 117, 191–196 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1026502115436

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