Abstract
ive D genome donors to Aegilops crassa [2n=4x=28, DDMcrMcr and 2n=6x=42, DDD2D2McrMcr) and Ae. vavilovii (2n=6x=42, DDMcrMcrSpSp) were studied for esterase isozyme similarities. Esterase isozymes examined by gel isoelectrofocusing reveal no inter- or intraspecific variation in Ae. erassa and Ae. vavilovii. The putative parents, Ae. squarrosa (2n=2x=14, DD) and Ae. coTnosa (2n=2x=14, MM), each exhibit three isozyme phenotypes. The natural tetraploid form of Ae. crassa has an isozyme pattern corresponding to a mixture of esterases from type 2 squarrosa, and type 1 comosa. We conclude from this that the D genome donor to Ae. erassa 4x is type 2 squarrosa. The hexaploid form of Ae. crassa possesses the same D genome as the tetraploid form, suggesting a duplication of the type 2 squarrosa D genome. Moreover, the D genome of the hexaploid form is the same as the D genome of Triticum aestivum cv. Chinese Spring (bread wheat, 2x=6x=42, AABBDD). It was also found that the putative D genome donor to Ae, vavilovii corresponds to type 2 squarrosa. © 1982, The Genetics Society of Japan. All rights reserved.
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Nakai, Y. (1982). D genome donors for Aegilops crassa (DDMcrMcr, DDD2D2McrMcr) and Ae. vavilovii (DDMcrMcrSpSp) deduced from esterase analysis by isoelectric focnsing. The Japanese Journal of Genetics, 57(4), 349–360. https://doi.org/10.1266/jjg.57.349
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