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Frontiers of Agriculture in China

ISSN 1673-7334

ISSN 1673-744X(Online)

CN 11-5729/S

Front Agric Chin    2011, Vol. 5 Issue (2) : 215-220    https://doi.org/10.1007/s11703-011-1088-0
RESEARCH ARTICLE
Generation and identification of four new monosomic addition lines of flowering Chinese cabbage-Chinese kale
Erqiao SHEN, Xiaofeng LI, Chenghe ZHANG(), Xine WANG, Shuxin XUAN
College of Horticulture, Agricultural University of Hebei, Baoding 071001, China
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Abstract

A selection test of four new flowering Chinese cabbage (Brassica campestris L. var. utilis Tsen et Lee)-Chinese kale (Brassica alboglabra Bailey) monosomic alien addition lines was conducted by karyotype analysis and morphological marker identification. The results mainly showed the following: 61‘2n + 1’ plants screened out from 655 progeny plants of the trigenomic hybrid (AAC) backcrossed with its parent flowering Chinese cabbage (AA), four new monosomic alien addition lines(AA+ C1, AA+ C5, AA+ C8 and AA+ C9) obtained from the 61 ‘2n + 1’ plants, the transmission rates of the monosomic alien addition lines (AA+ C1, AA+ C5 and AA+ C8) of 19.7%, 23.44%, and 36.51% by female gametes and 7.84%, 8.89%, and 9.43% by male gametes, respectively, and the alien chromosome C-1 and C-5 had partial homology with at least one chromosome of A-genome.

Keywords flowering Chinese cabbage (Brassica campestris L. var. utilis Tsen et Lee)      Chinese kale (Brassica alboglabra Bailey)      monosnomic alien addition lines      transmission rate     
Corresponding Author(s): ZHANG Chenghe,Email:zhangchenghe06@126.com   
Issue Date: 05 June 2011
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Erqiao SHEN,Xiaofeng LI,Chenghe ZHANG, et al. Generation and identification of four new monosomic addition lines of flowering Chinese cabbage-Chinese kale[J]. Front Agric Chin, 2011, 5(2): 215-220.
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https://academic.hep.com.cn/fag/EN/Y2011/V5/I2/215
No. of chromosomes in plants20212223242526272829
No. of plants73611571519845392740
Percentage(%)11.159.3123.9723.0514.966.875.954.120.610
Tab.1  Chromosome numbers in the progeny plants of AAC × AA
Special traits in the four new typesRelevant traits in parent AARelevant traits in parent CC
Long and round silique in type-1Long and flat siliqueLong and round silique
Thick wax layer on stalk in type-2Thin wax layer on stalkThick wax layer on stalk
Flowering duration obviously long in type-3Flowering duration shortFlowering duration long
Deep green leaves, flowering early in type-4Light green leaves, flowering earlyDeep green leaves, flowering late
Tab.2  The four new types with special traits
Fig.1  Karyotypes and meiotic behavior of the monosomic addition lines. A–D represent the karyotype of monosomic addition lines AA+ C, AA+ C, AA+ C, and AA+ C. E is the diakinesis of monosomic addition line AA+ C, with the arrow showing that C1 chromosome has partial homology with two pairs of A chromosomes. F is a diakinesis of monosomic addition line AA+ C, with the arrow showing C5 chromosome paired with a pair of A chromosome. G is metaphase I of monosomic addition line AA+ C, with the arrow showing C5 chromosome. H is 10/11 segregation at anaphase I of monosomic addition line AA+ C. I is the lagged C5 chromosome at anaphase I of monosomic addition line AA+ C. J is C5 chromosome divided equationally at anaphase I of monosomic addition line AA+ C.
Addition linesNo. and rates of PMCs in which the alien chromosome moved to either of two poles at anaphase INo. and rates of PMCs in which the alien chromosome lagged behind at anaphase INo. and rates of PMCs in which the alien chromosome is divided at anaphase I
PMCsRates (%)PMCsRates (%)PMCsRates (%)
AA+ C14279.251120.7500
AA+ C58080.811515.1544.04
AA+ C85078.131421.8700
AA+ C9
Tab.3  Behaviors of the alien chromosome at anaphase I in the monosomic addition lines
MaterialsPollen amount per antherViability of pollen (%)
AA+ C14375 a96.07 b
AA+ C56940 b82.93 a
AA+ C87190 b88.43 a
AA+ C9
Parent(AA)8630 c95.50 b
Tab.4  Pollen amount and viability of flowering Chinese cabbage×Chinese kale monosomic alien addition lines
CombinationsTotal2n + 1TransmissionCombinationsTotal2n + 1Transmission
(AA+ C1) × AA661319.70AA × (AA+ C1)5359.43
(AA+ C5) × AA632336.51AA × (AA+ C5)5147.84
(AA+ C8) × AA641523.44AA × (AA+ C8)4548.89
(AA+ C9) × AA0AA × (AA+ C9)0
Tab.5  Transmission rates of flowering Chinese cabbage-Chinese kale alien monosomic addition lines
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