Satellite Symposium 5: Molecular Breeding
Description
Paspalum notatum (Bahiagrass) is a perennial rhizomatous species that reproduces by aposporous apomixis. Tetraploid races (2n=4x=40) are widely distributed from Central to South America and constitute one of the most valuable natural forage grasses for the subtropical areas of Paraguay, southern Brazil and north-eastern Argentina. Apospory in the species is controlled by a single locus, which exhibits a distorted segregation ratio. The objectives of this work were to develop a core genetic linkage map of the species by using AFLP markers and characterize the genomic region related to apospory.
Citation
Ortiz, J. P. A.; Stein, J.; Martínez, E. J.; Pessino, S. C.; and Quarin, C. L., "A Core AFLP Map of Aposporic Tetraploid Paspalum Notatum (Bahiagrass)" (2023). IGC Proceedings (1993-2023). 45.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/20/satellitesymposium5/45
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A Core AFLP Map of Aposporic Tetraploid Paspalum Notatum (Bahiagrass)
Paspalum notatum (Bahiagrass) is a perennial rhizomatous species that reproduces by aposporous apomixis. Tetraploid races (2n=4x=40) are widely distributed from Central to South America and constitute one of the most valuable natural forage grasses for the subtropical areas of Paraguay, southern Brazil and north-eastern Argentina. Apospory in the species is controlled by a single locus, which exhibits a distorted segregation ratio. The objectives of this work were to develop a core genetic linkage map of the species by using AFLP markers and characterize the genomic region related to apospory.
