Table 1.
Known brh1 mutant alleles, their genetic background, their availability as Bowman near-isogenic lines, and introgression regions on chromosome 7H
| Allele | Genetic background | Bowman near-isogenic line | Introgression region on 7HS (cM) |
|---|---|---|---|
| ari-i.38 b | Bonus | BW047b | 0 – 13.19 |
| brh1.a a | Himalaya | BW074b | 0 – 13.19 |
| brh1.aa d | Aapo | BW075b | 0 – 48.45 |
| brh1.ae c | Steptoe | BW076b | 0 – 20.56 |
| brh1.c a | Moravian | no line | - |
| brh1.e a | Aramir | BW077b | 0 – 13.19 |
| brh1.f a | Domen | no line | - |
| brh1.t a | Akashinriki | BW078b | 8.77 – 26 |
| brh1.x a | Volla | BW079b | 0 – 8.77 |
| brh1.z d | Aapo | BW080b | 0 – 32.35 |
The near-isogenic lines have been prepared previously as well as the determination of the introgressions [11]
Source of seed material: aNSGC, National Small Grains Collection, U.S. Department of Agriculture - Agricultural Research Service, Aberdeen, Idaho, USA; bNordic Genetic Resource Center, Alnarp, Sweden; cAndris Kleinhofs, Washington State University, Pullman, WA, USA; dnot available