Accomplishments of a. 10 Year Initiative. to Develop Host Plant Resistance to Root Knot and Reniform Nematodes in Cotton

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Accomplishments of a 10 Year Initiative to Develop Host Plant Accomplishments of a Resistance to Root Knot and 10 Year Initiative Reniform Nematodes in Cotton to Develop Accomplishments of a 10 Year Host Plant Resistance to Initiative to Develop Host Plant Root Knot and Reniform Nematodes Resistance to Root Knot and Reniform Nematodes in Cotton in Cotton 2003 2013

Authors R.L. Nichols Cotton Incorporated A.A. Bell USDA ARS R.G. Creech Formerly Mississippi State University P.W. Chee University of Georgia R.F. Davis USDA ARS J. Erpelding USDA ARS CGRU D. Fang USDA ARS SRRC O.A. Gutierrez USDA ARS (Subtropical Hort. Res. Stn.) K.D. Hake Cotton Incorporated J.N. Jenkins USDA ARS J.E. Jones Jajo Genetics K.S. Lawrence Auburn University J.C. McCarty USDA ARS C. Overstreet Louisiana State University P.A. Roberts University of California Riverside A.F. Robinson formerly with USDA ARS R.B. Sikkens Auburn University J.L. Starr formerly with Texas A&M University D.M. Stelly Texas A&M University S. Stetina USDA ARS R.D. Stipanovic USDA ARS SPARC P. Thaxton Formerly Mississippi State University M. Ulloa USDA ARS SPA T. Wallace Mississippi State University C. Wang University of California Riverside D.B. Weaver Auburn University M. Wubben USDA ARS J. Zhang New Mexico State University

Accomplishments of a 10 Year Initiative to Develop Host Plant Nematode Management Resistance to Root Knot and Reniform Nematodes in Cotton Rotation Driven by Crop Prices Accomplishments of a 10 Year Nematicides Aldicarb Unavailable Initiative to Develop Host Plant Resistant Cultivars Resistance to Root Knot and Root Knot before 2014 partial Reniform Nematodes resistancein Cotton Reniform none

Cotton Incorporated Sponsored Meeting Breeding Cotton for Resistance to Nematodes August 20, 2003 Austin Texas Objectives 1. Identify, characterize, and locate genes to develop germplasm with host plant resistance against root knot (Meloidogyne incognita) and reniform (Rotylenchulus reniformis) nematodes. 2. Identify the technologies needed to conduct efficient breeding programs and provide them. 3. Address the task of transferring germplasm and necessary breeding technologies to commercial planting seed companies.

Extreme phenotypes of transgressive segregants outside parent range in RIL TM1 x Pima 3 79 TM1 Pima 3 79 High Res

Segregants from the Population TM 1 x Pima 3 79 TM 1 Sus. X Pima 3 79 Sus. RIL Progeny Highly Res. RIL progeny Highly Sus.

Comparison of lines with/without combinations of 2 to 4 QTLs showed reduction > 50% in both Galling Index (GI) and Egg production C03 x C04 x C11 x C19 GI 1.7 TM1 x P3 79 x P3 79 x TM1

Identifying the Resistance Gene Rich Region of Chromosome 11

New Sources of Root Knot Nematode Resistance Dr. Jim Starr showed that five primitive race stocks from Mexico had good to excellent, heritable root knot nematode resistance. Markers associated with the resistance in other lines were not associated in the newly evaluated lines. Starr et al. 2010. J. of Nematology 42:352 358.

Reniform Nematode Resistance (2003) Gossypium hirsutum (AADD ) none G. barbadense (AADD) primitive G. arboreum (A) little known G. armorianum (D) little known G. longicalyx virtual immunity

SUSCEPTIBLE RESISTANT Agudelo et al. 2005. Journal of Nematology 37:444 447.

Triple Species Hybrids Gossypium hirsutum x G. longicalyx x G. armorianum AD x F = (FAD) 2 x D = FADD G. hirsutum x G. herbaceum x G. longicalyx AD x A (AAD) 2 x F = AADF. Robinson et al. 2007. Crop Sci. 47: 1865 1877

Triple Species Hybrids Gossypium arboreum x (G. hirsutum x G. aridum) 2 Romano et al. 2009. TAG 120: 139 150 Fang & Stetina. 2011. Plt. Breeding 130: 673 678

Accomplishments of a 10 Year Initiative to Develop Host Plant Reniform Nematode Resistance from GB 713 Resistance to Root Knot and 2004. Reniform Robinson et al. Nematodes report that Gossypium in Cotton barbadense 713 suppresses reniform nematode Accomplishments of a 10 Year production Initiative to Develop Host Plant 2010. Gutierrez et al. conclude that resistance in GB 713 is due to 3 QTLs. Resistance to Root Knot and Reniform Nematodes in Cotton 2012. Release Notice for M713 (5 lines). 2012. Release Notice for Barbren (1 line)

Yields 2000 1800 Field without Reniform Nematode Field with Renform Nematode 1600 Cotton Yield (lbs/acre) 1400 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 Lowest Yield Reduction: 2% for M713 Ren3 Highest Yield Reduction: 93% LONREN 21 4 Yield Reduction for BAR 41: 9% 0 Highest yield: 1748 lbs/acre LONREN 1 on the no RN field Lowest yield: 102 lbs/acre LONREN 21 4 on the with RN field Error bars indicate standard errors

Accomplishments of a 10 Year Cotton Resistance to Nematodes Initiative to Develop Host Plant Situation at start of 2014 Resistance to Root Knot and Reniform Nematodes in Cotton Root Knot High Level Resistance is at least a two gene system ch.11 + chs. 7, 14, Accomplishments of a 10 Year 21 possibly others; resistance epistastic Delta & Pineland and Phytogen launch resistant cultivars in 2014 Initiative to Develop Host Plant Reniform Resistance to Root Knot and Public releases with moderate resistance from G. hirsutum MT2468 Reniform Nematodes in Cotton Public releases with high level resistance from G. barbadense Barbren and M713 Numerous markers publically available for both

Accomplishments of a 10 Year What has been accomplished? Initiative to Develop Host Plant Resistance to Root Knot and Enabling Technology Genes Identified, Inheritance Reniform Characterized, Nematodes Published in Cotton Markers, Germplasm Releases. Accomplishments of a 10 Year Information in Public Domain Initiative to Develop Host Plant Resistance to Root Knot and Incentive for Development Reniform Nematodes in Cotton Grower Awareness of Research Progress