Donors for Resistance to Brown Planthopper Nilaparvata lugens (Stål) from Wild Rice Species

doi:10.1016/j.rsci.2016.06.005

Abstract

Abstract:

Out of 1 989 wild accessions sown in seed boxes for screening, only 1 003 wild accessions with good germination were screened against brown planthopper (BPH), Nilaparvata lugens (Stål) under greenhouse conditions. The collection comprised of accessions from 11 wild species and African cultivated rice. The germplasm was screened for BPH following standard seed box screening technique in the greenhouse. As many as 159 accessions were identified as resistant during the year 2012 based on one year screening. A selected set of BPH resistant accessions were screened again during 2013. Based on the two years screening, seven accessions of O. nivara (AA), one accession of O. officinalis (CC), seven accessions of O. australiensis (EE), five accessions of O. punctata (BB and BBCC) and nine accessions of O. latifolia (CCDD) were confirmed to be resistant to BPH. So far no BPH resistance genes have been identified and designated from O. nivara and O. punctata, hence these may act as new sources of resistance.

Key words: brown planthopper, O. nivara, O. officinalis, O. australiensis, O. punctata, resistance, rice

S. Sarao Preetinder, K. Sahi Gurpreet, Neelam Kumari, S. Mangat Gurjit, C. Patra Bhaskar, Singh Kuldeep. Donors for Resistance to Brown Planthopper Nilaparvata lugens (Stål) from Wild Rice Species[J]. Rice Science, 2016, 23(4): 219-224.

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Species (Accession number) ^a	Genome	Country of origin	2012				2013
Species (Accession number) ^a	Genome	Country of origin	BPH score ^b		BPH reaction		BPH score ^b		BPH reaction
O. nivara (IRGC81859)	AA	India	1.5		R		1.64		R
O. nivara (IRGC92945)	AA	Cambodia	2		R		1.13		R
O. nivara (IRGC92960)	AA	Cambodia	1.5		R		2.5		R
O. nivara (IRGC93092)	AA	Cambodia	2.14		R		1.66		R
O. nivara (IRGC93198)	AA	Nepal	1		R		1		R
O. nivara (CR100204)	AA	India	2.8		R		3.7		MR
O. nivara (CR100313A)	AA	India	1.8		R		2.41		R
O. nivara (IRGC104646)	AA	Thailand	1.5		R		1.2		R
O. longistaminata (IRGC81967)	AA	Botswana	3.22		R		5		MR
O. officinalis (IRGC106399)	CC	Myanmar	1.25		R		1		R
O. australiensis (IRGC86527)	EE	Australia	1		R		1		R
O. australiensis (IRGC101397)	EE	Australia	1.28		R		1		R
O. australiensis (IRGC103318)	EE	Australia	1.4		R		1		R
O. australiensis (IRGC105267)	EE	Australia	1		R		1		R
O. australiensis (IRGC105270)	EE	Australia	1		R		2.06		R
O. australiensis (IRGC105275)	EE	Australia	1.67		R		1.5		R
O. australiensis (IRGC105278)	EE	Australia		1		R		1.13		R
O. punctata (IRGC99576)	BB, BBCC	Tanzania		2.25		R		1		R
O. punctata (IRGC99577)	BB, BBCC	Tanzania		2.33		R		1		R
O. punctata (IRGC105122)	BB, BBCC	Malaysia		1		R		1.8		R
O. punctata (IRGC105129)	BB, BBCC	Philippines		1.8		R		1		R
O. punctata (IRGC105980)	BB, BBCC	Cameroon		1.55		R		1		R
O. latifolia (IRGC99583)	CCDD	Costa Rica		3.2		R		2.2		R
O. latifolia (IRGC99584)	CCDD	Costa Rica		1.8		R		1.33		R
O. latifolia (IRGC99588)	CCDD	Costa Rica		3		R		3.03		R
O. latifolia (IRGC99590)	CCDD	Costa Rica		1.46		R		2.23		R
O. latifolia (IRGC99592)	CCDD	Costa Rica		1		R		1.2		R
O. latifolia (IRGC100963)	CCDD	Guatemala		1.3		R		1		R
O. latifolia (IRGC100964)	CCDD	Guatemala		1.3		R		1.39		R
O. latifolia (IRGC100965)	CCDD	Costa Rica		1.4		R		2.06		R
O. latifolia (IRGC103787)	CCDD	Surinam		1		R		1.6		R

Species (Accession number) ^a	Genome	Country of origin	2012				2013
Species (Accession number) ^a	Genome	Country of origin	BPH score ^b		BPH reaction		BPH score ^b		BPH reaction
O. nivara (IRGC81859)	AA	India	1.5		R		1.64		R
O. nivara (IRGC92945)	AA	Cambodia	2		R		1.13		R
O. nivara (IRGC92960)	AA	Cambodia	1.5		R		2.5		R
O. nivara (IRGC93092)	AA	Cambodia	2.14		R		1.66		R
O. nivara (IRGC93198)	AA	Nepal	1		R		1		R
O. nivara (CR100204)	AA	India	2.8		R		3.7		MR
O. nivara (CR100313A)	AA	India	1.8		R		2.41		R
O. nivara (IRGC104646)	AA	Thailand	1.5		R		1.2		R
O. longistaminata (IRGC81967)	AA	Botswana	3.22		R		5		MR
O. officinalis (IRGC106399)	CC	Myanmar	1.25		R		1		R
O. australiensis (IRGC86527)	EE	Australia	1		R		1		R
O. australiensis (IRGC101397)	EE	Australia	1.28		R		1		R
O. australiensis (IRGC103318)	EE	Australia	1.4		R		1		R
O. australiensis (IRGC105267)	EE	Australia	1		R		1		R
O. australiensis (IRGC105270)	EE	Australia	1		R		2.06		R
O. australiensis (IRGC105275)	EE	Australia	1.67		R		1.5		R
O. australiensis (IRGC105278)	EE	Australia		1		R		1.13		R
O. punctata (IRGC99576)	BB, BBCC	Tanzania		2.25		R		1		R
O. punctata (IRGC99577)	BB, BBCC	Tanzania		2.33		R		1		R
O. punctata (IRGC105122)	BB, BBCC	Malaysia		1		R		1.8		R
O. punctata (IRGC105129)	BB, BBCC	Philippines		1.8		R		1		R
O. punctata (IRGC105980)	BB, BBCC	Cameroon		1.55		R		1		R
O. latifolia (IRGC99583)	CCDD	Costa Rica		3.2		R		2.2		R
O. latifolia (IRGC99584)	CCDD	Costa Rica		1.8		R		1.33		R
O. latifolia (IRGC99588)	CCDD	Costa Rica		3		R		3.03		R
O. latifolia (IRGC99590)	CCDD	Costa Rica		1.46		R		2.23		R
O. latifolia (IRGC99592)	CCDD	Costa Rica		1		R		1.2		R
O. latifolia (IRGC100963)	CCDD	Guatemala		1.3		R		1		R
O. latifolia (IRGC100964)	CCDD	Guatemala		1.3		R		1.39		R
O. latifolia (IRGC100965)	CCDD	Costa Rica		1.4		R		2.06		R
O. latifolia (IRGC103787)	CCDD	Surinam		1		R		1.6		R

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