Genetic marking of glume color in Triticum spelta L. var. caeruleum using gliadins
- Authors: Kozub N.A.1,2, Sozinov I.A.1, Niniyeva A.K.3, Tverdokhleb Y.V.3, Blume Y.B.2, Boguslavskii R.L.3
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Affiliations:
- Institute of Plant Protection
- Institute of Food Biotechnology and Genomics
- V.Ya. Yuriev Plant Production Institute
- Issue: Vol 50, No 3 (2016)
- Pages: 168-172
- Section: Article
- URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/0095-4527/article/view/173388
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.3103/S0095452716030075
- ID: 173388
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Abstract
Using gliadins as genetic markers, Triticum spelta L. var. caeruleum accessions were analyzed to identify genetic control of the dark color of glumes. The research material was F2 and BC1 plants from crosses between spelt accessions and white-glumed common wheat varieties. The segregation for glume color fitted the monogenic control of the trait. The electrophoretic analysis of gliadins in grains from the hybrid plants has shown that the Gli-Alj* allele in the T. spelta var. caeruleum accessions is linked to the allele for the dark (black) color of glumes at the Rg-A1 locus.
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About the authors
N. A. Kozub
Institute of Plant Protection; Institute of Food Biotechnology and Genomics
Author for correspondence.
Email: sia1@i.com.ua
Ukraine, Kyiv; Kyiv
I. A. Sozinov
Institute of Plant Protection
Email: sia1@i.com.ua
Ukraine, Kyiv
A. K. Niniyeva
V.Ya. Yuriev Plant Production Institute
Email: sia1@i.com.ua
Ukraine, Kharkiv
Ye. V. Tverdokhleb
V.Ya. Yuriev Plant Production Institute
Email: sia1@i.com.ua
Ukraine, Kharkiv
Ya. B. Blume
Institute of Food Biotechnology and Genomics
Email: sia1@i.com.ua
Ukraine, Kyiv
R. L. Boguslavskii
V.Ya. Yuriev Plant Production Institute
Email: sia1@i.com.ua
Ukraine, Kharkiv