Rosa chinensis gray mold is a main
disease in the cultivation process of
rosa chinensis, and seriously threatens the quality and yield of
cut-flower
rosa chinensis. In order to effectively cope with the disaster stress which influences the yield and quality of the Chinese rose, 192 pairs of SSR primers are used in the research to carry out PCR amplification on
DNA of parents' Jinmai '' Beijing red 'and 6 randomly selected
offspring. 35 pairs of primers show genetic difference between male and female parents. The 35 pairs of primers are further used for carrying out PCR amplification on filial generation
DNA, detection is carried out through PAGE
electrophoresis, and an electrophoretic band is converted into a 0, 1 matrix for
genetic typing. The method comprises the following steps: selecting an optimal subset through correlation
regression analysis, and finally successfully screening out three primers, namely, Geno-BC-1, Geno-BC-2 and Geno-BC-3, which are related to gray mold resistance. The discovery provides an important theoretical basis for
molecular marker-assisted Chinese rose
disease-resistant breeding, and is expected to promote early identification of
disease-resistant plants, so that the breeding period is shortened, and the breeding efficiency is improved.