作物学报 ›› 2012, Vol. 38 ›› Issue (01): 10-22.doi: 10.3724/SP.J.1006.2012.00010
魏祥进1,徐俊锋1,江玲1,王洪俊1,周振玲1,翟虎渠3,万建民1,2,*
WEI Xiang-Jin1,XU Jun-Feng1,JIANG Ling1,WANG Hong-Jun1,ZHOU Zhen-Ling1,ZHAI Hu-Qu3,WAN Jian-Min1,2,*
摘要: 抽穗期决定着水稻品种的地区和季节适应性,我国水稻品种抽穗期表现出丰富的多样性。设置长、短日照和高、低温4种环境,分析了来自我国各稻区的83份粳稻和51份籼稻共134份水稻主栽品种的抽穗期感光性、感温性及基本营养生长性。回归分析表明我国水稻主栽品种的抽穗期与其感光性、基本营养生长性呈显著线性相关。高纬度地区的水稻品种往往具有弱的感光性和基本营养生长性,低纬度地区的品种感光性和基本营养生长性较强。利用一套抽穗期近等基因系对这134份品种抽穗期基因型进行了分析。结果表明,感光基因E1与基本营养生长Ef-1位点的不同基因型对我国水稻主栽品种抽穗期多样性起着重要的作用。大多数带有非感光等位基因e1的品种感光性与基本营养生长性都相对较弱,抽穗期较短;而携带感光性等位基因E1或E1t的品种的感光性与基本营养生长性都相对较强,抽穗期较长。在Ef-1位点,携带显性早熟等位基因Ef-1的品种,其基本营养生长性较弱,抽穗期较短;而携带早熟效应较弱的等位基因Ef-1t或迟熟等位基因ef-1的品种,其基本营养生长性较强,抽穗期较长。同时,各主基因的不同基因型在我国各稻区或各种类型水稻中的分布频率也表现出不同的特点。这些结果将对我国水稻种质的合理利用及广适应性水稻新品种的选育具有重要的指导意义。
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