Soybean Genomics: Developments through the Use of Cultivar “Forrest”
Figure 4
An example of the use
of Forrest genomics resources for soybean germplasm improvement (a). Summary
of the map locations of the known loci for resistance to SDS. A black rectangle
indicates that the allele is segregating in that population. Nonsegregating
alleles may be either fixed to the resistance or susceptibility forms (b). An example of quantitative variation
for disease resistance identified in lines derived from Forrest. The resistant
line RIL23, left of the line, has beneficial alleles for six QTL for resistance
to Fusarium virguliforme. The leaf
scorch associated with the fungal infection is evident in the neighboring RIL80
to the right of the white line.
