Pericarp features of wild perennial Helianthus L. species as a potential source for improvement of technical and technological properties of cultivated sunflower

Jocković, Jelena; Rajčević, Nemanja; Terzić, S.; Zorić, Lana; Jocković, Milan; Miladinović, Dragana; Luković, Jadranka

doi:10.1016/j.indcrop.2019.112030

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“…a gene dosage effect. Due to its easy-characterized appearance and simple genetic basis (controlled by a single dominant locus), the black husk/trait has been widely used as a biological marker in barley breeding (Costa et al, 2001) and also as a model to validate various genetic techniques (Bungartz et al, 2016;Jiang et al, 2022). Thus, the identification of HvBlp not only provided an answer to a long-sought biological question but also had important practical implications for future barley breeding and genetic studies.…”

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“…Particularly, in addition to the well-supported functional annotations, future studies are needed to validate the function of those candidate genes identified based on DETs, DEGs and DELs. In addition, a recent study reported the existence of a barley line 'Hatiexi' whose entire body including leaves, stems, awn, lemma and aleurone could turn black when the plant matures (Jiang et al, 2022). It would be interesting to examine the potential involvement of HvBlp in this barley line.…”

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“…The accumulation of melanins, usually accompanied by enriched phenolics and flavonoids, exhibits strong antioxidant activity with proven beneficial effects on human health (Ge et al ., 2021 ; Glagoleva et al ., 2022 ). In addition to the antioxidant effects, the accumulation of melanins is also believed to increase the mechanical strength of seeds, protecting them from insect and mechanical damage (Jocković et al ., 2020 ), and microbial pathogen infections (Choo et al., 2015 ; Glagoleva et al., 2020 ).…”

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Transcriptional convergence after repeated duplication of an amino acid transporter gene leads to the independent emergence of the black husk/pericarp trait in barley and rice

Li,

Jia,

et al. 2023

Plant Biotechnology Journal

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SummaryThe repeated emergence of the same trait (convergent evolution) in distinct species is an interesting phenomenon and manifests visibly the power of natural selection. The underlying genetic mechanisms have important implications to understand how the genome evolves under environmental challenges. In cereal crops, both rice and barley can develop black‐coloured husk/pericarp due to melanin accumulation. However, it is unclear if this trait shares a common origin. Here, we fine‐mapped the barley HvBlp gene controlling the black husk/pericarp trait and confirmed its function by gene silencing. The result was further supported by a yellow husk/pericarp mutant with deletion of the HvBlp gene, derived from gamma ray radiation of the wild‐type W1. HvBlp encodes a putative tyrosine transporter homologous to the black husk gene OsBh4 in rice. Surprisingly, synteny and phylogenetic analyses showed that HvBlp and OsBh4 belonged to different lineages resulted from dispersed and tandem duplications, respectively, suggesting that the black husk/pericarp trait has emerged independently. The dispersed duplication (dated at 21.23 MYA) yielding HvBlp occurred exclusively in the common ancestor of Triticeae. HvBlp and OsBh4 displayed converged transcription in husk/pericarp tissues, contributing to the black husk/pericarp trait. Further transcriptome and metabolome data identified critical candidate genes and metabolites related to melanin production in barley. Taken together, our study described a compelling case of convergent evolution resulted from transcriptional convergence after repeated gene duplication, providing valuable genetic insights into phenotypic evolution. The identification of the black husk/pericarp genes in barley also has great potential in breeding for stress‐resilient varieties with higher nutritional values.

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Transcriptional convergence after repeated duplication of an amino acid transporter gene leads to the independent emergence of the black husk/pericarp trait in barley and rice

Li,

Jia,

et al. 2023

Plant Biotechnology Journal

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“…(Rieseberg, 2006). Jocković et al (2020) studied the pericarp features of wild Helianthus L. species as a potential source for improvement of the technical and technological properties of cultivated. They found that the achene length of wild perennial species changed from 3.2 to 6.0 mm, while the achene width was between 1.2 and 2.5 mm.…”

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Tek Yıllık Yabani Ayçiçeği Türlerinin Tarla Koşullarında Bazı Morfolojik, Fenolojik ve Agronomik Karakterleri Açısından Değerlendirilmesi

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ÖNEMLİ

2023

Tekirdağ Ziraat Fakültesi Dergisi

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New gene sources are needed for adaptation to climatic changes, resistance to the regeneration of diseases and pests, and achieving high heterosis in sunflower breeding. Wild species are the most important gene sources for sunflower breeding studies. For breeding studies, it is necessary to know the morphological, Phenological, and agronomic characteristics of these genotypes in field conditions. The aim of this research was to determine these components of annual wild sunflower (Helianthus) species under field conditions in the 2012 and 2013 growing seasons for new gene sources. In this research, H. agrestis, H. annuus (4 different genotypes), H. anomalus, H. argophyllus, H. bolanderi, H. debilis (ssp. debilis, ssp. cucumerifolius, ssp. silvestris, ssp. tardiflorus and ssp. vestitus subspecies), H. deserticola, H. exilis, H. neglectus, H. niveus (ssp. niveus, ssp. canescens and ssp. tephrodes subspecies) H. petiolaris (ssp. petiolaris (2 different genotypes) and ssp. fallax subspecies), H. porteri, and H. praecox (ssp. praecox (2 different genotypes), ssp. hirtus, and ssp. runyani subspecies) were used as material. In this study, determined characters on annual wild sunflower genotypes were plant height, primary branches number, secondary branches number per primary branches, plant spreading diameter, the number of days from planting to first flowering, the number of days from planting to 50 % flowering, the number of days from planting to the end of flowering, the number of days of the flowering period, main stem diameter, head diameter, 1000 seeds weight, and seed yield. Year factor had a significant effect on these characters except plant height. Genotype had a significant effect on all characters in both years except seed width in 2013. In both years, the highest values for seed yield, 100 seed weight, head diameter, and main stem diameter were obtained in wild H. annuus genotypes while H. argophyllus had the highest values for plant height and primary branches number, and the highest days numbers from planting to first and 50% flowering. In the first and second growing seasons; values of the genotypes changed between 61.33 and 325.67 cm for plant height, between 0.73 and 101.20 g for thousand seed weight, between 97 and 223 days for the time from planting to 50% flowering, between 50 and 171 days for the flowering period, between 5.0 and 800.70 units for the number of plant heads, between 1.57 and 233.20 g for plant grain yields.

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“…The characteristics of the achene walls are important for the industrial processing of sunflower seeds. H. grosseserratus , H. maximiliani and H. strumosus are characterized by a thin pericarp with a reduced sclerenchymatic layer, which represents an interesting trait in breeding for improved hullability [ 13 ].…”

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The Investigation of Perennial Sunflower Species (Helianthus L.) Mitochondrial Genomes

Makarenko

Усатов

Tatarinova

et al. 2020

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The genus Helianthus is a diverse taxonomic group with approximately 50 species. Most sunflower genomic investigations are devoted to economically valuable species, e.g., H. annuus, while other Helianthus species, especially perennial, are predominantly a blind spot. In the current study, we have assembled the complete mitogenomes of two perennial species: H. grosseserratus (273,543 bp) and H. strumosus (281,055 bp). We analyzed their sequences and gene profiles in comparison to the available complete mitogenomes of H. annuus. Except for sdh4 and trnA-UGC, both perennial sunflower species had the same gene content and almost identical protein-coding sequences when compared with each other and with annual sunflowers (H. annuus). Common mitochondrial open reading frames (ORFs) (orf117, orf139, and orf334) in sunflowers and unique ORFs for H. grosseserratus (orf633) and H. strumosus (orf126, orf184, orf207) were identified. The maintenance of plastid-derived coding sequences in the mitogenomes of both annual and perennial sunflowers and the low frequency of nonsynonymous mutations point at an extremely low variability of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) coding sequences in the Helianthus genus.

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Pericarp features of wild perennial Helianthus L. species as a potential source for improvement of technical and technological properties of cultivated sunflower

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Transcriptional convergence after repeated duplication of an amino acid transporter gene leads to the independent emergence of the black husk/pericarp trait in barley and rice

Transcriptional convergence after repeated duplication of an amino acid transporter gene leads to the independent emergence of the black husk/pericarp trait in barley and rice

Tek Yıllık Yabani Ayçiçeği Türlerinin Tarla Koşullarında Bazı Morfolojik, Fenolojik ve Agronomik Karakterleri Açısından Değerlendirilmesi

The Investigation of Perennial Sunflower Species (Helianthus L.) Mitochondrial Genomes

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