The invention relates to the technical field of
herbicide resistance, in particular to a method for screening herbicide-resistant rice by using molecular markers, which comprises the following steps: S1, screening herbicide-
resistant mutants, and extracting
genome DNA of rice
seedling leaves by using a CTAB (Cetyltrimethyl
Ammonium Bromide) method; s2,
specific primers are designed for
ALS gene mutation sites, and flanking sequences of the
mutation sites are covered. And S3, amplifying the target fragment by using PrimeSTAR Max
enzyme, and verifying the product through
agarose gel electrophoresis. And S4, carrying out
DNA sequencing on the PCR product, and comparing
ALS gene sequences to detect SNP locus
mutation. And S5, according to the existing combination of the mutation sites Gln547Leu, Glu549Lys and Glu604Asp, judging the resistance of the
plant to bispyribac-
sodium and
quinclorac. And S6, spraying mixed herbicides bispyribac-
sodium and
quinclorac to the
mutant, and confirming the resistance through the
survival rate and
phenotype. The method can be directly adapted to a rice direct seeding cultivation
system for non-transgenic resistant rice varieties, the
weed competition pressure is remarkably reduced through directional weeding in the
seedling stage, and an innovative solution is provided for solving the problem of
weed damage in the direct seeding rice field.