Cabbage type rape anti-sulfonylurea herbicide mutant gene and application thereof
A Brassica napus, sulfonylurea-resistant technology, applied in the application, genetic engineering, plant genetic improvement and other directions, can solve the problems of pollution, long cycle, difficulty in complete sterile lines, etc., to simplify the weeding process, save production costs, The effect of simplifying cross-breeding programs
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[0045] Example 1 Determine the mutation site
[0046] The ALS1 and ALS3 genes in the mutant material 5N and the sensitive wild-type control rape variety Huyou 15 were cloned, and the resistance mutation sites of the ALS1 and ALS3 genes in the mutant material 5N were identified by sequencing and sequence analysis.
[0047] All experimental materials were successfully cloned to obtain ALS1 and ALS3. The CDS sizes of the two genes were 1968bp and 1959bp, encoding 655 and 652 amino acids respectively. After sequence comparison, it was found that the CDS of the ALS1 and ALS3 genes in the resistant mutant material 5N All have a point mutation, the 1676th base G on the ALS1 gene CDS is mutated to T, and the 559th amino acid corresponding to the encoding is mutated from tryptophan to leucine. The specific amino acid sequence is shown in SEQ ID NO.1 ; The 1667th base G on the ALS3 gene CDS is mutated to T, and the corresponding 556th amino acid is mutated from tryptophan to leucine. Th...
Embodiment 2
[0050] Example 2 Genetic Research of Resistance Genes R1 and R3
[0051] Brassica napus is generally sensitive to sulfonylurea herbicides, that is, it does not have the characteristics of herbicide resistance. The herbicide-resistant mutant materials of the present invention are highly resistant to sulfonylurea herbicides, and they are resistant to sulfonylurea herbicides. Herbicides, such as tribenuron-methyl, thifensulfuron-methyl, bensulfuron-methyl, methylsulfuron-methyl, etc., are 12 to 16 times the effective herbicide concentration ( Figure 4 ).
[0052] Crossing herbicide-resistant mutant materials with normal plants, F 1 The generation plants showed resistance to sulfonylurea herbicides, and the F 1 The generation plant was used as the male parent to cross the sterile line in the homozygous two-type line of recessive sterility to obtain BC 1 generation, BC 1 The number of herbicide-resistant plants and sensitive plants in the generation segregation population were...
Embodiment 3
[0058] Example 3 Breeding of Herbicide-resistant Recessive Genic Sterile Homozygous Two-type Lines of Brassica napus
[0059] see Figure 5 , using the recessive genic male sterile line 20118A as the female parent, and the herbicide-resistant mutant AABBRfRfR1R1R3R3 of Brassica napus as the male parent, and using the temporary protection line M-6029 to test the sterile line at the same time. Test cross, test cross offspring are all sterile, indicating that the genotype of the selected single plant is aabbRfRf.
[0060] F 1 All are herbicide-resistant fertile plants, whose genotype is AaBbRfRfR1r1R3r3, represented by F 1 As the male parent, cross the sterile line in the homozygous ditypic line to obtain BC 1 , will harvest the BC 1 The generation seeds were sown in the field in autumn, sprayed with trisulfuron-methyl herbicide at the four-leaf stage of rapeseed to remove the sensitive plants, and observed in the field at the flowering stage, the sterility trait was an obvio...
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