CREATION OF SALT TOLERANCE CLASSIFICATION FOR KAZAKHSTAN COTTON-COLLECTION AND IDENTIFICATION OF SSR MARKERS ASSOCIATED WITH SALT TOLERANCE TRAITS
CREATION OF SALT TOLERANCE CLASSIFICATION FOR KAZAKHSTAN COTTON-COLLECTION AND IDENTIFICATION OF SSR MARKERS ASSOCIATED WITH SALT TOLERANCE TRAITS
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https://doi.org/10.52578/2305-9397-2025-2-4-223-243Аннотация
Засоление почвы является одним из основных абиотических факторов, ограничивающих урожайность хлопчатника (Gossypium hirsutum L.), особенно на стадии прорастания и появления всходов. В этом исследовании концентрация NaCl в 200 ммоль/л была определена как оптимальная для определения солеустойчивости. Все семь оцененных признаков оказались пригодными для оценки генетического разнообразия линий хлопчатника из казахстанской коллекции хлопка. На основе анализа фенотипических данных 56 линий хлопка были сгруппированы в пять различных кластеров: высокочувствительные, восприимчивые, умеренно толерантные, толерантные и высокотолерантные. Структура популяции и филогенетический анализ выявили четыре генетических кластера, соответствующих их предыстории гибридизации. Кроме того, была успешно выявлена связь между SSR-маркерами и признаками солеустойчивости, что позволило получить ценную информацию о генетической основе устойчивости хлопчатника к засолению.
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