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Drought grain yield QTLs in rice
Arvind Kumar
International Rice Research Institute,
Philippines
Fourth International Workshop
on
Next Generation Genomics and Integrated
Breeding for Crop Improvement
February 19-21, 2014
Major QTLs for grain yield under drought
• QTL identification program based on
grain yield per se
• Large effect QTLs in the background of
high yielding popular varieties
• Validate effect of identified QTLs in
different environments, different genetic
backgrounds
• Up to 2013, studied over 50 mapping
populations- 14 QTLs-17 publications- (QTL
identification: Bernier et al. 2007, Venuprasad et
al. 2009, Bernier et a. 2009, Venuprasad et al.
2009A, Venuprasad et al. 2009B, Vikram et al.
2011, Swamy et al. 2011, Dixit et al. 2012, Ghimire
et al. 2012, Vikram et al. 2012, Dixit et al., 2012,
Mishra et al. 2013, Yadaw et al. 2013, Swamy et
al. 2013, Dixit et al. 2014, Alvin et al. 2014., Nitika
et al. 2014.)
2013DS, IRRI
QTLs identified at IRRI
QTL Donor Recipient Ecosystem Chr Interval Reported by
qDTY1.1 Dhagad deshi Swarna Lowland 1 RM431-RM104 Ghimire et al. 2012
qDTY1.1 Dhagad deshi IR64 Lowland 1 RM104-RM12091 Ghimire et al. 2012
qDTY1.1 N22 Swarna Lowland 1 RM11943-RM12091 Vikram et al. 2011
qDTY1.1 N22 IR64 Lowland 1 RM11943-RM12091 Vikram et al. 2011
qDTY1.1 N22 MTU1010 Lowland 1 RM11943-RM12091 Vikram et al. 2011
qDTY1.1 Apo IR64 Upland 1 RM486-RM472 Venuprasad et al. 2012
qDTY1.1 Kali Aus IR64 Upland 1 RM488-RM315 Sandhu et al. 2014
qDTY1.1 Kali Aus MTU1010 Upland 1 RM259-RM315 Sandhu et al. 2014
QTL Donor Recipient Eco. Chr Interval Reported by
qDTY2.2 Aday Sel. IR64 Lowland 2 RM236/RM279 Swamy et al. 2013
qDTY2.2 Kali Aus MTU1010 Upland 2 RM211-RM263 Sandhu et al.2014
qDTY2.2 Kali Aus MTU1010 Lowland 2 RM211-233A Panalog et al. 2014
qDTY2.3 Kali Aus IR64 Upland 2 RM263-RM573 Sandhu et al. 2014
qDTY2.3 Kali Aus IR64 Lowland 2 RM573-RM250 Panalog et al. 2014
qDTY3.1 Apo Swarna Lowland 3 RM520-RM16030 Venuprasad et al. 2009
qDTY3.1 IR55419-04 TDK1 Lowland 3 RM168-RM468 Dixit et al. 2014
qDTY3.1 IR55419-04 TDK1 Upland 3 RM168-RM468 Dixit et al. 2014
qDTY3.2 Aday Sel. Sabitri Lowland 3 RM569-RM517 Yadav et al. 2013
qDTY3.2 N22 Swarna Lowland 3 RM60-RM22 Vikram et al. 2011
qDTY3.2 Moroberekan Swarna Lowland 3 id3000019-id3000946 Dixit et al. unpublished
qDTY3.2 Moroberekan Swarna Upland 3 id3000019-id3000946 Dixit et al. unpublished
qDTY4.1 Aday Sel. IR64 Lowland 4 RM551-RM16368 Swamy et al. 2013
qDTY6.1 Vandana IR72 Upland 6 RM589-RM204 Venuprasad et al. 2012b
qDTY6.1 Apo IR72 Upland 6 RM589-RM204 Venuprasad et al. 2012b
qDTY6.1 IR55419-04 TDK1 Lowland 6 RM586-RM217 Dixit et al. unpublished
qDTY6.1 IR55419-04 TDK1 Upland 6 RM586-RM217 Dixit et al. unpublished
qDTY6.2 IR55419-04 TDK1 Lowland 6 RM121-RM541 Dixit et al. unpublished
qDTY6.2 IR55419-04 TDK1 Upland 6 RM121-RM541 Dixit et al. unpublished
qDTY12.1 Way Rarem Vandana Upland 12 RM28048-RM28166 Bernier et al.2007
qDTY12.1 IR74371-46-1-1 Sabitri Lowland 12 RM28166-RM28199 Mishra et al. 2013
QTLs identified at IRRI
qDTY12.1 interactions with qDTY2.3
Eco-
system
qDTY12.1-qDTY2.3
Class mean
++ +- -+ -- Add.
USS-I 913 519 332 202 43.5
USS-II 533 428 242 200 16.7
UNS-I 3298 2991 3143 2851 5.2
UNS-II 3032 2533 2861 2703 9.3
Eco-
system
qDTY12.1-qDTY2.3
Add.
Class mean
++ +− −+ −−
LSS 1169 1012 1076 804 8
LMS 1542 1201 1429 1381 12.1
LMiS 2618 2566 2544 2498 1.1
Knowing more about QTLs Differential response of DTY2.2 & DTY4.1 under varying stress conditions
Upland Lowland Dixit et al., 2012
qDTY12. 1 works as a gene-complex of 10 genes
Of these, the transcription factor OsNAM is a major regulator
The 10 genes were identified as candidate genes based on:
1) Sequence and expression polymorphism
2) Co-localized targets of OsNAM
3) Relevant literature
The entire 1.7 Mb locus
was important as seen
through:
(A) SSR markers-based
fine-mapping
(B) Candidate gene-
based fine-mapping
Ajay Kohli, IRRI
- Transgenic plants overexpressing the WayRarem OsNAM
show similar phenotype as the NILs.
- However, the effect on yield was not as dramatic as in the
case of NILs.
- The need for additional co-localized minor genes and hence
the gene-complex (qDTY12.1 X qDTY2.3)
-P +P -P +P -P
+P
E1 E2 IR64 E2
Increased lateral roots Increased secondary branches Better Transpiration
Gene/mechanism study for other prominent QTLs under progress Ajay Kohli, IRRI
Facts or assumptions?
• Drought tolerant germplasm are
mostly tall in height
• Drought tolerant germplasm
mostly possess low yield potential
• Drought tolerant germplasm are
very early in duration
• Drought tolerant genotypes are
photosensitive
• Drought tolerant germplasm have
efficient root system
Effect of qDTY QTLs on undesirable traits
Most of the identified qDTY QTLs showed effect on one or the other
undesirable traits - tall plant height, very early maturity, reduced
yield under normal irrigated situation
qDTY1.1 showed effect on tall plant height and earliness
qDTY3.2 showed effect on very early maturity
qDTY3.1 showed effect on reduced yield under irrigated situation
qDTY6.2 showed effect on tall plant height
Pleiotropy vs Linkage
RM431
RRM11943
sd1
RM12023
qDTY1.1: pleiotropy vs linkage
The effect on grain yield under
drought predicted to be either
pleiotropic effect of Sd1 gene
itself or linkage between
qDTY1.1 with sd1
qDTY1.1 - strong association
with plant height explaining
50% of phenotypic variations
(Vikram et al. 2011).
sd1
qDTY1.1 effect in dwarf
population with sd1
allele fixed confirmed
DTY1.1
Similar to qDTY1.1, presence of IR55419-04 allele at three marker loci
(RM3, RM541 and RM275) at qDTY6.2 locus led to an increase in plant
height, Apo allele at three marker loci (RM520, RM416 and RM16030
respectively) within qDTY3.1 led to a reduction in grain yield under normal
condition, presence of Vandna allele at qDTY3.2 locus at three marker loci
RM7332, RM523 and RM545 led to a very high reduction in DTF
A BC1F3 derived population developed for IR55419-04/ TDK1 (365 lines),
a BC1F4 derived population of Apo/Swarna (490 lines), a F3 derived
population of Vandna/Way Rarem (242 lines) and was used to understand
the linkage in qDTY6.2, qDTY3.1, and qDTY3.2 regions respectively.
Linkage of other qDTY QTLs
A B C
DTY3.1- decrease in
yield, NS
DTY6.2 Increase in
height under NS, S
DTY3.2- Decrease in
DTF under NS
Designation Stress Non stress
DTF PHT GY DTF PHT GY
A IR 91659:41-95-5-B 90 72 3079 94 84 4530
IR 91659:54-36-9-B 92 68 3299 96 82 5027
IR 91659:41-95-6-B 86 69 3123 96 81 4487
Swarna 102 63 561 96 84 4312
qDTY1.1 LSD0.05 3 6 771 3 5 1246
B IR 90266-B-491-1 83 92 1750 74 109 5750
IR 90266-B-155-1 86 96 1637 73 113 5740
IR 90266-B-53-1 84 102 1947 70 116 5672
TDK1 99 73 173 74 111 5985
qDTY6.2 LSD0.05 4 10 714 8 14 1578
C IR81896-B-B-309 98 82 1928 92 138 5174
IR81896-B-B-481 98 76 929 95 127 5592
IR81896-B-B-305 102 85 808 94 130 6717
Swarna 54 0 101 126 4965
qDTY3.1 LSD0.05 7 24 664 6 11 2200
D
qDTY3.2
IR 79971-B-102-B 79 84 920 83 110 3547
IR 79971-B-421-B 84 79 756 84 110 3156
IR 79971-B-86-B 68 76 847 73 101 3311
Vandana 64 73 617 63 94 2180
LSD0.05 5 10 241 3 12 782
Drought tolerant lines free from linkage drag
Group1
Group2
Group3
Group 4
Group 5
Traditional, modern and drought tolerant varieties
grouping for DTY QTL alleles
Drought tolerant alleles in modern varieties
Synteny and comparative map of QTLs in rice and maize
DTY1.1 region in rice – Maize 3, wheat 4B, barley 6H
DTY3.1 region in rice – Maize 1
M. Swamy et al. 2011
QTLs introgression programs
Recipient Env. QTLs Present status
Vandana Upland qDTY12.1 Under evaluation,Jharkhand
IR64 Lowland qDTY2.2, qDTY4.1
AICRIP completed in India,
Identified for release in
Nepal, under evaluation in
Bangladesh, Indonesia,
Myanmar
Swarna sub1 Lowland qDTY1.1, qDTY2.1,qDTY3.1 BC3F5
TDK1sub1 Lowland qDTY3.1, qDTY6.1,qDTY6.2 BC3F3
Sabitri Lowland qDTY2.2, qDTY12.1 BC2F2
Anjali Upland qDTY12.1, qDTY3.1 BC2F4
Sambha Mahsuri Lowland qDTY2.2, qDTY4.1 BC2F4
IR64 sub1 Lowland
qDTY1.1, qDTY3.1,
qDTY2.2, qDTY12.1 BC2F3
MR219 Lowland qDTY2.2, qDTY3.1, DTY12.1 BC2F4
MRQ74 Lowland qDTY2.2, qDTY3.1, DTY12.1 BC2F4
BR11 sub1 Lowland qDTY3.1, qDTY1.1, qDTY2.1 BC1F1
MTU1010 Lowland qDTY3.1, qDTY6.1, qDTY6.2 BC2F4
Vandana IR90020:22-283-B-4-B
Genotypes
Upland severe stress Upland non- stress
GY DTF PHT BIO HI GY DTF PHT BIO HI
IR 84984-83-15-481-B 693 64 75 4160 0.17 2525 62 79 9584 0.29
IR 84984-21-19-78-B 478 66 74 3333 0.13 2996 65 89 10769 0.31
IR 90020:22-283-B-1-B 604 66 79 4160 0.14 3039 66 85 11610 0.29
IR 90020:22-283-B-4-B 515 67 77 4133 0.21 2245 68 84 7579 0.27
Vandana 27 70 79 2080 0.09 2127 68 91 10498 0.34
Apo 0.1 NF 57 226.7 0 2127 80 101 NA NA
SED 240 4 8 2151 0.13 813 5 8 3781 0.09
H 78.6 61.1 35.5 23.7 28.6 54.1 88.7 75.7 44.8 67.2
Vandana drought:qDTY12.1
IR 84984-83-
15-481-B Vandana
Hazaribagh, India
Rainout shelter,
WS2011
Yield advantage
across locations in
India
IR64 drought: qDTY2.2, qDTY4.1
IR64 IR64 drought
IR64 drought IR64
IR64 drought IR64
ENTRY
Rajsh
ahi
Nepal
ganj RPR HYD SS
HYD
MS HZB Rewa
IR64 NIL 1525 3472 3956 1684 3800 1604 3731
IR 64 980 1597 2662 660 3085 958 2503
SED 156 170 285 939 600 422 909
+ QTL - QTL
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IR 64
ir87729-69-b-b-b
ir87728-102-b-b
ir 87707-446-b-b-b
ir 87707-182-b-b-b
ir87707-445-b-b-b
ir87705-444-b
ir 87705-83-12-b
ir87705-14-11-b
IR87706-215-b-b-b
Aday sel
Parent 2007
RVA test: similar cooking
quality
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IR 64 (RP)
IR 87707-445-B-B-B
IR 87707-446-B-B-B
Yield advantage over IR64
IR81896-B-195 X Swarna(WS2009)
(DTY2.1and DTY3.1)
BC2 X Sub1Swarna(DS2010)
BC3 X Sub1Swarna (WS2010)
BC4F1 (DS2011)
BC4F2 (WS2011)
BC4F3 (DS2012)
Fore ground selection
Background selection
Fore ground selection
Background selection
Fore ground selection
Background selection
Select homozygote's
Background selection
Flood+drought:qDTY1.1, qDTY2.1 and qDTY3.1 in Swarna Sub1
BC3 (DTY2.1 and DTY3.1) X BC3(DTY1.1) (WS2010)
BC4F1(DS2011)
BC4F2 (WS2011)
BC4F3 (DS2012)
Pyramiding three QTLs
Pyramiding two QTLs
Fore ground selection
Drought screening
Select homozygote's
Drought screening
Swarna sub 1 Swarna sub1
lLs with DTY
QTLs
QTLs Chr Interval R2 Additive
effect Donor
DTY1.1 1 RM11943-RM12091 14 30 N22
DTY2.1 2 RM327-RM262 16 12.5 Apo
DTY3.1 3 RM520-RM16030 30 25 Apo
Major effect drought grain yield QTLs in Swarna
Fore ground selection
Background selection
Swarna sub1
lLs with DTY
QTLs
Drought + Submergence Swarna: India 2013 DS
Entry DTF-C HT-C GY-D Submergence
IR96321-1686-199-B 106 68 2055 Tolerant
IR96321-315-325-B 109 64 2610 Tolerant
IR96321-1447-561-B 110 68 2438 Tolerant
Swarna 116 53 551 Susceptible
Swarna sub1 118 51 401 Tolerant
Designation DTF-C HT-C GY-D
IR94313:19-36-3-4-2-B 92 90 3474
IR94313:18-4-1-4-1-B 89 83 2852
IR94314-20-2-2-B 100 77 2834
IR88287-600-1-B-B-1-3-B 107 80 2508
IR94314-20-5-2-B 95 78 2767
IR94314-20-11-2-B 111 76 3055
IR94391-856-1-2-B 95 90 2741
Swarna 112 64 557
Swarna Sub1 110 61 456
LSD0.05 16 11 1230
Non-Swarna type drought tolerant lines: India, 2013DS
Sambha Mahsuri drought: qDTY2.2, qDTY4.1: IRRI 2013DS
Line DTF-C HT-C GYKGPHA-D
IR99742-1-39-4-63 82 90 2063
IR99742-2-23-7-17 79 79 1979
IR99742-1-33-3-229 96 93 1814
IR99742-1-14-2-87 76 78 1753
IR99742-1-39-4-147 84 78 1649
IR99742-1-14-2-53 79 88 1582
IR99742-1-33-3-228 90 80 1559
IR99742-2-23-7-135 80 72 1447
IR99742-1-61-6-10 81 84 1368
IR99742-1-39-4-83 80 91 1352
IR99742-1-33-3-158 79 86 1340
Sambha Mahsuri 100 88 0
LSD0.05 970
MR219, MRQ 74 drought: qDTY2.2, qDTY3.1, qDTY12.1
DESIGNATION QTL
GRAIN YIELD
(kg ha-1)
PLANT
HEIGHT
(cm)
DAYS TO
FLOWERING
(days) DS
NS
DS
NS
DS
NS
MR219 - 0 6212 68 92 - 90
IR 99784-255-91 qDTY2.2 , qDTY3.1 1983 6381 71 90 85 83
IR 99784-156-95 qDTY2.2 ,qDTY3.1 2017 6456 72 91 88 79
IR 99784-255-55 qDTY2.2 ,qDTY12.1 2034 7657 71 95 86 82
IR 99784-255-49 qDTY3.1 , qDTY12.1 2248 6353 73 94 87 79
IR 99784-255-78 qDTY2.2 , qDTY3.1 2314 5851 74 91 85 77
Trial Mean 854 6751 71 95 94 85
Nora, IRRI
MRQ74 - 1087 4293 66 84 95 90
IR 98010-126-821 qDTY2.2 1724 5270 72 88 95 83
IR 98010-126-77 qDTY3.1 , qDTY12.1 1862 4733 69 83 94 89
IR 99616-44-145 qDTY3.1 , qDTY12.1 2171 4471 65 78 82 80
IR 99616-44-103 qDTY3.1 , qDTY12.1 2172 5405 67 82 92 81
IR 98008-103-445 qDTY2.2 , qDTY12.1 2526 5123 71 89 85 81
Trial Mean 799 4487 68 84 98 94
qDTYA X R1
F1
(300)
qDTYB X R1 qDTYC X R1
X X R1 F1
(300) F1
(300)
F1
(1000) FS, RS, BS
BC1F1
(500) FS, RS, BS X
F1
(2000) FS, RS, BS
F2
(6000-12000)
F3
(with varying combinations of QTLs for drought screening)
BC1F2
(1000)
BC1F3
(with qDTYC for test of QTL effect)
BC1F2
(1000)
F3
(with qDTYA and qDTYB for test of QTL effect)
FS, RS, BS
FS, RS, BS FS, RS, BS
MAB for DTY QTLs in any background
• Larger BCnF2, BCnF3 populations to: break the undesirable linkages, select for
plant type, GY under irrigated and drought situations, capture positive
interactions between different QTLs as well as QTLs and background and to
carry appropriate breeding modifications
• Proper association between genotype and phenotype through standardized
drought phenotyping. Phenotyping more complex for combining multiple traits.
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DTY12.1 DTY2.2 + DTY4.1 DTY1.1+DTY3.1+DTY2.1
Is rice different from other cereals?: GY under drought
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QTL6.1
QTL12.1
QTL3.1
QTL1.1
QTL1.1
QTL4.3
QTL8.1
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DTY QTLs
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Fig 4. Frequency of DTY QTLs in drought panel lines
Upland grown still under continuous drought Carry DT alleles
Rice
Lowland grown mostly with ample water Lost many DT alleles
Partners
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India
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BAU, Ranchi
BF, Hyderabad
CRRI, Cuttack
CRURRS, Hazaribag
DRR, Hyderabad
ICAR-NEH, Tripura
IGAU, Raipur
JNKVV, Jabalpur
NDUAT, Faizabad
OUAT, Bhubaneshwar
TNAU, Coimbatore
UAS, Bangalore
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RARS, Nepalganj
RARS, Tarharra
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At IRRI
Shalabh Dixit , Nitika Sandhu
Nora, Anshuman Singh, A. Palong
B.P.M. Swamy, Prashant Vikram
Ajay Kohli
Amelia Henry
V. Ramaiah, Jerome Bernier
Gary Atlin