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Utami. QUANIT~ATIYE Trait Loci (QTL) Analysis of Bhst2
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(Pydcdda g r k a , Sam) Resistance in Popuhtian Derived from Crossing B a s g og2su22= between IR64 and Wild Rice Species, Orym -on, Griti) mder the direction
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Wild spcies of rice are the one of unique sources of genetic variation, which ~ " s n P, Ican
be used for genehc improvement especially for quantitative traits. Blast diseasen ,i
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percentage of yield losses onf i
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rice pduction. The improvement of blast resistancein
rice is difficult due to the 0-0 X T C s4.
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complexity of the idmi- of this trait as well as the dynamic of the pathogen.3.
f 9 g g Wild s p i e s of Orym can be exploited to emich the blast mistance controlled by
~ E ~f Squantitative trait loci (QTL) in the existing wieties. Oyza &pgon, Griff (AA
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genome; Acc No. IRGC#105491), om of the wild rice species,has
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indicating to2
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contab QTL of blast inBC&
population of cross withIR64.
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Sselection (MAS), therefore, could
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to s p e d up the -cry of recurrent parent3
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tbe blast QTL wighatedfroIll
interspeslfic muss between IR64 and wild rice spies,-.
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z.9 2. 0 . d nbased on genetic, htrogression and mapping a d y s ~ s . This study wasQ
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the M n g program fortbe
development of new blast mistant8
7.~3 ricelines.$ i% o o This study consisted of 3 experiments. First: Analysis of blast resistance
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genes action wmingh r n
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blast t ~ l ~ e ~ . Two pamb (PI: R 64 andPa:
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F W B(=Pt and BCfi ~ o nwen s s c a d on the basis
of
disease leaf ares (O/&M)s
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threebIast
races inoculation in gmxbuse.Tht
genetic amdmof$
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this study consisted: m a n peration analysis, ckcmhtiofl of genetic models andi?
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Ivariance compmmt and heritability.Tbe
d i n g t& evaluated tbe5
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the three parameters m h l (mid pmb [ml additive [dland
B dominance [h] effect). When the
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madel did not show a good fit, a"
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E six-pramdm joint scaling testwas usedto d e b m h the adequaq of a digmic
[A epistatic m o d , which provide
eshates
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of the three qmtatic pameten: additive x0 additive [iJ, additive x dominance tj] and dominance x s
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9 wild rice s p i e s 0. ngipogon- T'he MAS technique was used to detect the E
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IR64 in X 2 F 3 population. Third: QTL analysis for5
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blast resistance on selected lines (fmm Exp. 2). Twenty selected lines were multiplied3 1.
s 0 iadividualIy to generate a population and used for blast QTL mapping based on
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statktical approach of s u e point Bnalpk (SPA), interval mrlpping(IM)
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composite interval mapping (CIM).