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MARKER ASSISTED SELECTION FOR BLACKSPOT RESISTANCE IN ROSES

Article number

547_41

Pages

349 – 352

Language

Abstract

A large collection of rose genotypes was screened for resistance to blackspot caused by Diplocarpon rosae.
To date 28 genotypes which display a high level of resistance could be identified.
In parallel the interaction between blackspot and roses was investigated genetically.
After characterising six physiological races a single dominant resistance gene against one of the races was characterised and several closely linked markers were identified.

Publication

III International Symposium on Rose Research and Cultivation

Authors

T. Debener, B. von Malek, L. Mattiesch, H. Kaufmann

Keywords

blackspot, Rdr1, resistance gene, genetic segregation, Diplocarpon.

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2001.547.41

Online Articles (53)

1. GREENHOUSE ROSE INDUSTRY IN ISRAEL: PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE

N. Zieslin

2. ROSE BREEDING TECHNOLOGIES

S. Gudin

3. TRANSFORMATION OF ROSES WITH GENES FOR ANTIFUNGAL PROTEINS

A. Dohm | C. Ludwig | D. Schilling | T. Debener

4. USE OF ISOLATED PROTOPLASTS IN ROSE BREEDING

A. Schum | K. Hofmann

5. GENETIC AND MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF IMPORTANT CHARACTERS IN ROSES

T. Debener | B. Von Malek | L. Mattiesch | H. Kaufmann

6. IDENTIFICATION OF APOMICTIC PLANTS IN ROSA HYBRIDA L. BY AFLPs

L. Crespel | D. Zhang | J. Meynet | Y. Jacob | S. Gudin

7. EVALUATION OF REDUCED RISK AND OTHER BIORATIONAL FUNGICIDES ON THE CONTROL OF POWDERY MILDEW ON GREENHOUSE ROSES

S. Tjosvold | S.T. Koike

8. RESISTIBILITY AGAINST CROWN GALL DISEASE IN PROGENIES BETWEEN RESISTANT ‘PEKCOUGEL’ AND SUSCEPTIBLE ‘DUKAT’ OF ROSE

L. Zhou | B.S. Tan | H. Fukui | K. Kageyama | S. Matsumoto

9. SPREAD OF CROWN GALL DISEASE IN ROSE CULTURES

C. Poncet | G. Bonnet | S. Pionnat | D. Héricher | A. Bettachini

10. GALLS INDUCED BY CYNIPID WASPS OF THE GENUS DIPLOLEPIS(Cynipidae, Hymenoptera) ON CULTIVATED SHRUB ROSES IN CANADA

J.D. Shorthouse

11. EVALUATION OF REDUCED RISK AND OTHER BIORATIONAL MITICIDES ON THE CONTROL OF SPIDER MITES (Tetranychus urticae)

S.A. Tjosvold | W.E. Chaney

12. IPM FOR FIELD-GROWN ROSE PLANTS IN CALIFORNIA

J.F. Karlik | J.O. Becker | U.K. Schuch

13. MICROCALORIMETRY: A NOVEL APPROACH TO DECISION MAKING IN CUT ROSE PRODUCTION

M. Raviv | D.W. Burger | J.H. Lieth

14. MODELING DIURNAL VARIATION OF WHOLE-PLANT PHOTOSYNTHESIS OF GREENHOUSE ROSES

S.H. Kim | J.H. Lieth

15. DISINFECTION OF RECYCLING WATER IN ROSE CULTURES

C. Poncet | M. Offroy | G. Bonnet | R. Brun

16. MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTER AND GERMINATION IN ACHENES OF ROSA PERSICA MICHX

H. He | Y. Ueda | T. Kurosawa | S. Ogawa | E. Nishino | B. Wang | K. Liao

17. SHOOT PRODUCTION OF ROSE CUTTINGS ROOTED BI-LATERALLY AND PLANTED HORIZONTALLY

S. Gudin | N. Massot | C. Lorenzini

18. MICROPROPAGATION, PROTOPLAST CULTURE AND ITS IMPLICATIONS IN THE IMPROVEMENT OF SCENTED ROSE

P.K. Pati | M. Sharma | P.S. Ahuja

19. SELECTION OF ROSE CULTIVARS FOR LOW LIGHT GREENHOUSE PRODUCTION BY PHOTOSYNTHETIC FEATURES

N. Sevelius | T. Hyttinen | S. Somersalo

20. PHOTOSYNTHATES: MAINLY STORED AND YET LIMITING IN PROPAGATION OF ROSE CUTTINGS

J.M. Costa | H. Challa | U. van Meeteren | P.A. van de Pol

21. TOPOPHYSIC INFLUENCES ON ROSE BUD AND SHOOT GROWTH AND FLOWER DEVELOPMENT ARE DETERMINED BY ENDOGENOUS AXILLARY BUD FACTORS

N. Bredmose | J. Hansen | J. Nielsen

22. EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE ON LEAF AREA AND FLOWER SIZE IN ROSE

H.K. Shin | J.H. Lieth | S.H. Kim

23. DEVELOPMENTAL CHANGES IN CARBOHYDRATE CONTENT IN YOUNG ROSE SHOOTS (Rosa hybrida ‘FRISCO’)

M.C. Van Labeke | P. Dambre | M. Bodson | H. Pien

24. A TRIAL OF THE PHYTOMONITORING TECHNIQUE FOR ROSES

M. Kopyt | Y. Ton | Z. Ben – Ner | A. Bachrach

25. IRRIGATION OF ROSA HYBRIDA L. ‘KARDINAL’ BASED ON SOIL MOISTURE TENSION INCREASES PRODUCTIVITY AND FLOWER QUALITY

L.R. Oki | J.H. Lieth | S. Tjosvold

26. BAREROOT ROSE PRODUCTION WITH UNDERGROUND DRIP IRRIGATION

J.F. Karlik | U.K. Schuch | J.O. Becker

27. INORGANIC NITROGEN LOADING AND DISTRIBUTION IN SOIL PROFILES BENEATH ROSE GREENHOUSES

R.I. Cabrera | R.Y. Evans

28. WATER RELATIONS OF ROSE FLOWERING BUDS AND THEIR RELATION TO FLOWER DEVELOPMENT AND QUALITY

Z. Plaut | A. Dayan | A. Grava | E. Matan | I. Dori | Y. Presnov | L. Ben-Yunes | Y. Mujeira | N. Pines

29. EFFECT OF IRRIGATION AND SHADING AT THE STAGE OF FLOWER BUD APPEARANCE

D. Chimonidou-Pavlidou

30. CUT ROSE FLOWER LONGEVITY AND ITS VARIATION BETWEEN PLANTS OF CV. FRISCO GROWN IN DIFFERENT LIGHTING PERIODS

L.E. Sarrka | H.J. Rita | S.O. Ripatti

31. EFFECT OF NaCl SALINITY AND NITROGEN FERTILIZER FORMULATION ON YIELD AND NUTRIENT STATUS OF ROSES

R.I. Cabrera

32. EFFECTS OF GIBBERELLIN ON SENESCENCE OF ROSE FLOWER PETALS

H. Agbaria | E. Zamski | N. Zieslin

33. A MOLECULAR MARKER MAP FOR ROSES

T. Debener | L. Mattiesch | B. Vosman

34. GAMETIC BEHAVIOUR OF PARTHENOGENETIC PLANTS OF ROSA CANINA L. AND R. HYBRIDA L.

H. El Mokadem | L. Crespel | J. Meynet | S. Gudin | Y. Jacob

35. EFFECT OF BENDING ON PRODUCTION AND QUALITY OF COMMERCIAL GREENHOUSE ROSES IN FIELD SOIL

S.A. Tjosvold

36. EFFECTS OF SHOOT-BENDING IN RELATION TO ROOT MEDIA ON CUT-FLOWER PRODUCTION IN ROSES

J.H. Lieth | S.H. Kim

37. EFFECTS OF PLANT DENSITY, HARVEST METHODS AND BENDING OF BRANCHES ON THE PRODUCTION AND QUALITY OF ROSES

J. de Hoog | M. Warmenhoven | B. Eveleens-Clark | N. van Mourik | N. MARISSEN

38. OPTIMISING LAI IN BENT ROSE SHOOTS

H. Pien | E. Bobelyn | R. Lemeur | M.C. Van Labeke

39. ANATOMY OF CUT ROSA XYLEM OBSERVED BY SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE

H.M.C. Put | A.C.M. Clerkx | D.J. Durkin

40. SOMATIC EMBRYOGENESIS IN ROSES

A. Dohm | C. Ludwig | K. Nehring | T. Debener

41. MARKER ASSISTED SELECTION FOR BLACKSPOT RESISTANCE IN ROSES

T. Debener | B. von Malek | L. Mattiesch | H. Kaufmann

42. THE INFLUENCE OF BUDDING TECHNIQUE ON THE QUALITY OF ROSE PLANTS

K. Pudelska

43. PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSES OF GENUS ROSA: POLYPHYLY OF SECTION PIMPINELLIFOLIAE AND ORIGIN OF ROSA X FORTUNIANA LINDL

S. Matsumoto | H. Nishio | Y. Ueda | H. Fukui

44. MOLECULAR EVIDENCE FOR THE PRESENCE OF ASTER YELLOWS RELATED PHYTOPLASMA IN ROSE PLANTS

M. Kaminska | D. Dziekanowska | M. Wisniewska-Grzeskiewicz

45. PROPAGATION OF GROUND COVER ROSES BY STEM CUTTINGS AND TISSUE CULTURE

H. Wisniewska-Grzeszkiewicz | M. Podwyszynska

46. EVALUATION OF THE RESISTANCE TO POWDERY MILDEW, SPHAEROTHECA PANNOSA VAR ROSAE, OF ROSE-TREE SPECIES AND HYBRIDS

F. Ferrero | P. Cadour-Marvaldi | E. Guilloteau | Y. Jacob | A. Coudret | H. Sallanon

47. EVALUATION OF THE RESISTANCE TO POWDERY MILDEW, SPHAEROTHECA PANNOSA VAR ROSAE, OF ROSE-TREE SPECIES AND HYBRIDS

F. Ferrero | P. Cadour-Marvaldi | Y. Jacob | A. Coudret | H. Sallanon | L. Urban

48. FLUORESCENT STAINING OF ROSES POLLEN TUBES AND NUCLEI BY MICROSCOPY AND FLOW CYTOMETRY ANALYSIS

Y. Jacob | V. Priol | F. Ferrero | A. Coudret | H. Sallanon

49. PRODUCTION AND PHOTOSYSTEM II ACTIVITIES OF ROSA X HYBRIDA (CV. FIRST RED) CULTIVATED ON WASTEWATER

F. Monnet | A. Coudret | F. Ferrero | Y. Jacob | H. Sallanon

50. PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF SECTION SYNSTYLAE IN THE GENUS ROSA BASED ON RAPD MARKERS

S. Wu | S. Nishihara | Y. Ueda

51. EFFECTS OF FLOWER BUD SHADING ON GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF ROSE FLOWERS

R. Ganelevin | N. Zieslin

52. QUALITY OR QUANTITY

H. Eijkelboom

53. EVALUATION OF ROSE SPECIES AND CULTIVARS FOR RESISTANCE TO MARSSONINA ROSAE (Diplocarpon rosae)

B.U. Carlson-Nilsson