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Master's Dissertation
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/D.11.2009.tde-11032009-101142
Document
Author
Full name
Milena Moura de Araújo
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
Piracicaba, 2009
Supervisor
Committee
Vello, Natal Antonio (President)
Garcia, Luciana Aparecida Carlini
Menten, Jose Otavio Machado
Title in Portuguese
Caracterização e seleção de linhagens de soja resistentes ou tolerantes à ferrugem asiática
Keywords in Portuguese
Ferrugem (Doença-de-planta)
Fungicidas
Linhagens vegetais
Melhoramento genético vegetal
Resistência genética vegetal.
Abstract in Portuguese
O objetivo desse estudo foi caracterizar e selecionar linhagens de soja, considerando sua reação à ferrugem asiática (FAS) e a produtividade de grãos (PG). O presente trabalho foi desenvolvido no Setor de Genética Aplicada às Espécies Autógamas, no Departamento de Genética da Escola Superior de Agricultura Luiz de Queiroz, localizada no município de Piracicaba, SP, Brasil. No ano agrícola 2004/2005 (A1), foram conduzidos três experimentos com fungicidas (impact, derosal e controle) com genótipos de ciclo médio (EGM) e três com genótipos tardios (EGT), totalizando seis experimentos delineados em blocos casualizados, com quatro repetições. As parcelas experimentais foram representadas por quatro fileiras de 5 m x 0,5 m, sendo que a área útil de 4 m2 constituiu-se pelas duas fileiras centrais, eliminando-se 0,5 m em cada extremidade da parcela. Os três experimentos, para cada ciclo, foram utilizados para possibilitar a caracterização dos genótipos quanto a RFA: (i) Experimento I: três aplicações de Impact (Flutriafol, Cheminova): fungicida eficiente para o controle das doenças de final de ciclo (DFC), incluindo-se a FAS; (ii) Experimento II: três aplicações de Derosal (Carbendazim, Bayer): fungicida eficiente para o controle das DFC, exceto a FAS; (iii) Experimento III: controle: sem aplicação de fungicidas. Os EGM envolveram duas testemunhas (BR-16 e IAS-5) e 12 linhagens de ciclo médio, selecionadas pelo diferencial positivo de 4% a 221% sobre a PG da melhor testemunha, na presença da FAS. Na seleção das linhagens experimentais utilizadas nesse trabalho, além do ciclo e da PG, também foi considerada a presença de ancestrais tolerantes a FAS em suas genealogias, que contribuiram como fontes de genes para resistência a FAS, com destaque para : FT-2, IAC PL1, TN#4 (Taiwan) e PI 230970 (Taiwan). Tal fato aumentou a probabilidade de se encontrar genótipos tolerantes (T) ou moderadamente resistentes (MR) dentre as linhagens avaliadas. Foram realizadas avaliações experimentais para FAS e PG. A FAS foi avaliada através de três notas (NF1, NF2 e NF3), usando-se uma escala diagramática, com notas variando de 1 (0,2% de área doente) a 9 (78,5% de área doente ou mais). A PG de cada linhagem foi estimada por meio da pesagem das parcelas. A linhagem de ciclo médio USP 97-08.135 mostrou-se MR. Já as linhagens BULK USP 01-28, USP 04-18.029 e USP 04-18.074 mostraramse T a FAS. Os EGT também envolveram duas testemunhas (FT-2000 e Conquista) e 12 linhagens com diferencial positivo de PG de 87% a 177%. As linhagens tardias USP 191-102-03, USP 191-103-12, USP 191-108-05, USP 98-13.035, USP 98-13.049 e USP 98-13.102 foram classificadas como MR e as demais linhagens como não-tolerantes (NT) ou suscetíveis (S). Dentre as linhagens testadas no A1 foram selecionadas 12, para compor os experimentos do ano agrícola 2005/2006 (A2) e mais as duas testemunhas de ciclo médio e as duas tardias. Em A2 todas as linhagens e testemunhas foram classificadas como NT ou S, porém, a linhagem que mais se aproximou do comportamento T foi USP 97-08.135.
Title in English
Characterization and selection of soybean experimental lines for rust resistance or tolerance
Keywords in English
Fungicides
Plant breeding
Plant genetic resistance.
Plant lines
Rust (Plant disease)
Abstract in English
This research aimed to characterize and select soybean genotypes, considering their reaction to Asian soybean rust (FAS) and grain yield (PG). This work was developed in the Sector of Applied Genetics to Self-Pollinated Crops, Department of Genetics, Faculty of Agriculture Luiz de Queiroz, University of São Paulo located in Piracicaba city, State of São Paulo, Brazil. In 2004/2005 agricultural year (A1) were conducted three experiments with intermediate cycle genotypes (EGM) and three with late cycle genotypes (EGT) outlined in random blocks, with four repetitions. Then, in A1 were conducted six experiments in the total (Impact, Derosal and Control for each cycle). The plots were represented by four rows of 5 m x 0,5 m. The useful plot (4 m2) were the two central rows, eliminating up 0,5 m at each end of the plot. Were used three experiments for the genotypes characterization about their reaction to rust in each cycle: (i) Experiment I: three applications of Impact (Flutriafol, Cheminova): effective to control the end of cycle diseases (DFC), including FAS; (ii) Experiment II: three applications of Derosal (Carbendazim, Bayer): effective to control the DFC, except the FAS; (iii) Experiment III: control: no application of fungicides. The EGM involved two soybean cultivars (BR-16 and IAS- 5) and 12 lines selected by the positive differential of 4% to 221% on the PG of the best, in the presence of rust. In the lines selection used in this experimental work, beyond the cycle and PG, was also considered the presence in their pedigrees of a tolerant ancestral to the FAS, which could contribute as a source of genes for resistance to FAS, with emphasis on: FT - 2, IAC - PL1, TN # 4 (Taiwan) and PI 230.970 (Taiwan). This fact increased the likelihood of finding tolerant or resistant genotypes in that evaluated. Were carried out evaluations to reaction to FAS and PG. The reaction to FAS was evaluated through three assessments (NF1, NF2 and NF3), with a diagrammatic scale, with visual notes ranging from 1 (0,2% of the foliar area affected) to 9 (78,5% of the foliar area affected). The PG of each line was estimated by the weight of the plots. It was observed moderate resistance (MR) to FAS on the line USP 97-08.135 and tolerance (T) to FAS on the lines BULK USP 01-28, USP 04-18.029 e USP 04-18.074 in the intermediate genotypes. The EGT also involved two cultivars (FT-2000 and Conquista) and 12 lines with a PG positive differential of 87% to 177%. The late cycle lines USP 191-102-03, USP 191-103-12, USP 191-108-05, USP 98-13.035, USP 98-13.049 e USP 98-13.102 were classified as MR and the others as no-tolerants or susceptible. Were selected 12 lines among the lines tested in A1 to compose the experiments of the agricultural year 2005/2006 (A2) and over the two early cultivars and the two late cultivars. The line that stood out more about the reaction to FAS was USP 97- 08.135.
 
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