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. 2002 May;14(5):979–992. doi: 10.1105/tpc.001040

Table 2.

R Gene Requirements for RAR1

Pathogen Isolate/
Strain
R gene NB-LRR
Class
rar1
Phenotype
P. parasitica Noco2 RPP5 TIR S
Hiks1 RPP7a ? R
Emco5 RPP8 CC R
Maks9 RPP21 ? (S)
Cala2 RPP2b TIR R
Emwa1 RPP4b TIR S
Cala2 RPP1Ac TIR R
P. syringae pv avrRpm1 RPM1 CC S
  tomato (DC3000) avrRpt2 RPS2 CC S
avrRps4 RPS4 TIR S
avrPphB RPS5b CC S

All pathogen tests were carried out using rar1-10. Plant lines were spray inoculated with P. parasitica isolates and resistance or susceptibility scored seven days after inoculation by measuring the extent of host cell death and pathogen sporulation on inoculated leaves. Suspensions of the different P. syringae strains were infiltrated into leaves and pathogen growth and disease symptom development recorded over five days. The structures of RPP8 (McDowell et al., 1998), RPP2 (Holub, 2001); RPP1A (Botella et al., 1998), RPM1 (Grant et al., 1995), RPS2 (Bent et al., 1994), RPS4 (Gassmann et al., 1999) and RPS5 (Warren et al., 1998) have been described.

a

RPP7 in Ler is defined as a locus cosegregating with Col-0 RPP7 in >4000 Col-0 × Ler F2 seedlings but may differ from Col-0 RRP7 (E. Holub, personal communication).

b

R gene introduced from Col-0 by crossing with Ler rar1-10.

c

R gene introduced from Ws-0 by crossing. CC, coiled coil; TIR, Toll-Interleukin-1 Receptor; ?, unknown; R, resistant; S, susceptible; (S), partially susceptible.