Viegas WS. Genes in diploid triticinae compensating for the low temperature regulating gene Ltp in chromosome 5D of Triticum aestivum.
TAG. THEORETICAL AND APPLIED GENETICS. THEORETISCHE UND ANGEWANDTE GENETIK 1979;
55:205-208. [PMID:
24306716 DOI:
10.1007/bf00268114]
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Abstract
Hybrids of Triticum aestivum (monosomic 5D or ditelosomic 5DL) x T. speltoides (= Ae. speltoides) showed that the genotype of T. speltoides carries gene(s) which can partially compensate for the expected decrease in chromosome association at low temperatures (10°C) in the absence of chromosome 5D. In hybrids of T. aestivum (normal, ditelosomic 3DL or ditelosomic 3DL-monosomic 5D) x T. longissimum (= Ae. sharonensis), this compensation was not observed.In normal F1 hybrids of T. durum x T. longissimum partial chromosome association occurred at 10°C and this stabilizer effect may be explained by the presence of a Ltp-like gene on chromosome 5A. When a line of T. durum carrying a homozygous translocated 5B-5D chromosome was used in the crosses an even higher chromosome association was observed.These results suggest either the existence of a promoter gene for chromosome association in the 5D translocated segment or the loss of a weak suppressor gene in the removed segment of 5B. It was concluded that the translocated 5D segment did not carry the Ltp stabilizer gene.
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