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. 2020 May 5;10:7577. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-64458-7

Table 2.

Samples of Conyza canadensis from Ohio, Iowa, and Canada exhibiting either proline or serine at position 106 of EPSPS2.

Region Amino acid at p106 First base at p106 Sample ID Resistance rank Amino acid at p106 First base at p106 Sample ID Resistance rank
Ohio Proline C N64 S Serine T N89 R3
C N28 S T N11 R4
C N50 S T S15 R4
C N53 S T S18 R4
C N58 S T S23 R4
C N66 S T N26 R4
C N90 S T S3 R4
C N42 R1 T S38 R4
C N83 R1 T S60 R4
C N52 R2 T N65 R4
T S74 R4
T N76 R4
T S78 R4
T N9 R4
Iowa Proline C N17 S Serine T N10 R3
C N2 S T S12 R3
C N9 S T S9 R3
C N12 R1 T N28 R4
C N19 R1 T S11 R4
C S16 R1 T S14 R4
C S4 R1 T S15 R4
C S8 R1 T S25 R4
C S37 R2 T S27 R4
T S41 R4
T S45 R4
Canada* Proline C 59 S Serine T 20 R3
C 67 S T 10 R4
C 75 S T 13 R4
C 79 S T 15 R4
C 80 R11

Biotypes or accessions were grouped into resistance categories based on <80% survival at 1×(S) or ≥80% survival at 1×(R1), 8×(R2), 20×(R3), and 40×(R4); see Beres et al.32 for details. “S” and “N” in sample IDs designate samples collected from “Soybean fields” or “Non-agricultural sites,” respectively. All R1 and R2 plants are presumed to have non-target site resistance, which could also occur in R3 and R4.

1Scored as susceptible by Page et al.23; this accession may represent multiple individuals and may have non-target resistance.

*One accession (CA 27; R4) is not shown because it respresented multiple individuals, some with the p106 mutation and others lacking it.