Molecular marker closely linked with peanut ethylene insensitivity and salt tolerance related characters and application
An ethylene-insensitive, molecular marker technology, applied in the field of plant molecular genetics and molecular breeding, can solve the problem of unclear signal transduction pathway and specific mechanism of salt tolerance, achieve control of breeding scale, save production cost and cost low effect
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[0054] Example 1 Acquisition of Molecular Markers Linked to Peanut Ethylene Insensitivity and Salt Tolerance Genes
[0055] The mutant library was constructed by in vitro mutagenesis of peanut cultivar HY22 with Pingyangmycin, and the constructed mutants were obtained by referring to the method described in the invention patent "A method for directed selection of salt-tolerant body by in vitro mutagenesis of peanuts" application number 201310045768.6 The ethylene-insensitive mutant M29 with uninhibited hypocotyl elongation and better salt tolerance was screened from the library. The mutant was crossed with HY22, the hybrid was planted, and the F2 segregation population was obtained by selfing, which was used for the detection and positioning of ethylene-insensitive gene loci. The elongation of hypocotyls of mutant M29 and cultivar HY22 were treated with water, 50 μmol / L ACC and 0.7% NaCl respectively. Figure 1-3 Shown; Under water treatment, the hypocotyl elongation of mutan...
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[0073] Method for rapidly cultivating ethylene-insensitive and salt-tolerant peanut varieties using molecular markers Arahy01063 and / or Arahy01102
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