Development of markers associated with traits of agronomic importance in winter oats Catherine Howarth, Alexander Cowan, Irene Griffiths and Tim Langdon.

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Development of markers associated with traits of agronomic importance in winter oats Catherine Howarth, Alexander Cowan, Irene Griffiths and Tim Langdon

 Buffalo × 96-41Cn3 (N.B. now named Tardis)  Winter mapping family  Key traits: Height, disease resistance, kernel content, lodging  Hendon × N327-6  Key traits: Grain oil and protein, naked grain, height, disease resistance, flowering time  96-21Cn19 × SA99572  Key trait: β-glucan  (Ac Assiniboia × 94-14Cn5/1) × 95-27Cn5/1/1  Key trait: low lignin husk Participants in this Defra and RERAD sponsored Sustainable Arable LINK project include IGER, the Roslin Institute, Senova Ltd, British Oat and Barley Millers Association, HGCA, Bernard Matthews Foods Ltd, British United Turkeys Ltd, British Poultry Council, Oat Services, GB Seeds Ltd, Svalof-Weibull AB, ADAS and Elm Farm Research Centre Development and analysis of a UK mapping population and contrasting bulk segregants.

Winter oat mapping family 96-41Cn3 (Tardis)  conventional height  Good kernel content  large grains  high resistance to mildew from PC54. Buffalo  husked dwarf variety  low kernel content  small grains  poor resistance to mildew

Buffalo × Tardis  F 2 grown in glasshouse 2005  F 3 grown unreplicated in field 2006  F 4 grown in field as a 3 rep 6 row trial; harvest complete August Winter hardiness, flowering, height, extrusion, yield components and disease resistance scored.  F 5 sown in field autumn 2007 in a 3 rep, 6 row trial for further phenotyping. Winter hardiness, Flag leaf emergence and flowering time scores completed.  157 loci currently mapped in 21 linkage groups; data from 300 DArT markers known to be polymorphic awaited. 89 loci unlinked.

Segregation of flowering time in Buffalo x Tardis population 2007

Genetic linkage map of Buffalo x Tardis mapping population June 2008 indicating position of dw6 dw6

Co-location of QTL for winter hardiness and early season growth on Buffalo x Tardis linkage group 1 Tardis allele increases winter hardiness Buffalo allele increases growth wh 06 wh 07 wh 08 Leaf width Apr 05 Leaf length Apr 05 Growth habit Apr 07

Co-location of flowering time QTL on LG1 and 2 EE 06 EE 05 Flag leaf 08 EE 05 EE 07 EE 05 EE 07 T T B

EU ERANET-PG proposal – UK, Germany, Austria, Finland – Association genetics in oats Field phenotyping in 6 locations over 2 years SSR/ AFLP/ DArT genotyping – Development of SNP markers in oats via 454 sequencing Map in DH population Use with association panel