QTL-seq based method for mining cold-tolerant gene of Dongxiang wild rice
A wild rice, cold-resistant technology, applied in the fields of biochemical equipment and methods, microbial determination/inspection, etc., can solve the problems of restricting the efficiency and accuracy of QTL mapping, large workload, long cycle, etc., to accelerate the process of molecular breeding, The effect of small workload and short cycle
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[0023] (1) Construction of an extreme segregation mixed gene pool: Dongxiang wild rice was used as the donor parent and crossed with the cultivated rice "Xieqingzao B" to obtain the interspecific hybrid F 1 , F 1 Daihexie Qingzao B backcross to get BC 1 f 1 Population, BC obtained by continuous selfing of single grain 1 f 10 group. The identification index of cold tolerance is based on the rate of living seedlings. Live seedling rate = (number of live seedlings / total number of seedlings) × 100%. BC in 3 lobe 1 heart stage 1 f 10 The population was subjected to cold tolerance treatment (8±1°C treatment for 7 days), and then resum...
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