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[Genetic diversity revealed by ISSR molecular marker in common wheat, spelt, compactum and progeny of recurrent selection]. | LitMetric

AI Article Synopsis

  • The study used ISSR markers to evaluate genetic diversity among different wheat types, including common wheat, spelt, compactum, and a selection of recurrent hybrids.
  • It revealed that 87% of the amplified DNA bands were polymorphic, with common wheat exhibiting the highest diversity compared to the other wheat types.
  • The analysis grouped the wheat types into four distinct clusters, indicating significant genetic distance among them, which may help improve hybridization and heterosis in wheat breeding.

Article Abstract

It is important to estimate the genetic diversity between the parents for improving the heterosis of hybrid wheat. In this study, ISSR(inter-simple sequence repeat) marker was used to measure the genetic diversity within and among common wheat (Triticum aestivum L.), spelt (Triticum spelta L.), compactum (Triticum compactum Host.) and progeny of foreign wheat-based recurrent selection, and the possibility of establishing the new heterotic group was also assessed. Forty seven genotypes were used for ISSR analysis, which included 14 common wheat, 10 spelt wheat, 11 compactum and 12 progeny of recurrent selection. Eleven of 33 ISSR primers that can produce distinguishable bands were selected for PCR amplification. A total of 238 bands were amplified, among which 207 (87%) bands were polymorphic. The polymorphic bands amplified by each primer ranged from 11 to 38, with an averaged of 18.8. The percentage of polymorphic band (80.3%) in common wheat was higher than that in progeny of recurrent selection (78.7%), spelt (75.0%) and compactum (74.9%). The 238 polymorphic products were used to calculate Nei's similarity index (GS) and the genetic distance (GD). It was found that the mean genetic distance between different wheat types (0.3115-0.3442) was obviously higher than that within common wheat (0.2743), spelt (0.2351), compactum (0.2622). In addition, progeny of recurrent selection also showed much higher genetic distance with other three wheat types (0.3217, 0.3256, 0.3198). The cluster analysis was performed based on the genetic distance (GD) matrix by using UPGMA method. Common wheat, spelt, compactum and progeny of recurrent selection were classified into four different groups. In this study, ISSR marker was firstly used to assess genetic diversity among common wheat, spelt, compactum and progeny of recurrent selection, and can differentiate the wheat cultivars (lines) that selected from the same cross combination. It was concluded that spelt, compactum and progeny of recurrent selection can be used to diversify the genetic basis for hybrid wheat breeding and improve heterosis. It is possible to establish the wheat heterotic group by ISSR marker.

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