Identification and Genetic Mapping of a Lesion Mimic Mutant in Rice

Abstract

Abstract: A lesion mimic stripe mutant, designated as lms1 (lesion mimic stripe 1), was obtained from the M2 progeny of a 60Co γ-radiation treated japonica rice variety Jiahua 1. The lms1 mutant displayed propagation type lesions across the whole growth and developmental stages. Physiology and histochemistry analysis showed that the mutant exhibited a phenotype of white stripe when grown under high temperature (30 °C), and the lesion mimic caused by programmed cell death under low temperature (20 °C). The genetic analysis indicated that this lesion-mimic phenotype is controlled by a single locus recessive nuclear gene. Furthermore, by using simple sequence repeat markers and an F2 segregating population derived from two crosses of lms1 × 93-11 and lms1 × Pei’ai 64S, the lms1 gene was mapped between markers Indel1 and MM0112-4 with a physical distance of 400 kb on chromosome 6 in rice.

Key words: rice, lesion mimic mutant, gene mapping

MA Jian-yang1, 2, CHEN Sun-lu2, 3, ZHANG Jian-hui1, 2, DONG Yan-jun1, TENG Sheng2. Identification and Genetic Mapping of a Lesion Mimic Mutant in Rice[J]. RICE SCIENCE, 2012, 19(1): 1-7.

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