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자포니카 장립종 장원형 벼 계통 개발 및 특성분석

박현수*, 백만기, 남정권, 신운철, 이건미, 박슬기, 이창민, 김춘송, 조영찬

Development and Characterization of japonica Rice Line with Long and Spindle-shaped Grain

Korean Journal of Breeding Science 2018;50(2):116-130.
Published online: June 1, 2018

농촌진흥청 국립식량과학원

National Institute of Crop Science, RDA, Wanju, 55365, Korea

(E-mail: mayoe@korea.kr, Tel: +82-63-238-5214, Fax: +82-63-238-5205)
• Received: March 13, 2018   • Accepted: April 6, 2018

Copyright: © 2018 by the Korean Society of Breeding Science

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Fig. 1 Schematic diagram of breeding for long grain japonica rice.
Fig. 2 Classification of rice varieties and lines at observational yield trial by clustered analysis (A) and principal component analysis (B).
Fig. 3 PCR analysis to confirm the allele types of varieties and selected long grain lines at yield trial using gene specific DNA markers. GW2, GS3, qSW5, and qGL3 were confirmed by PCR products amplified with primer, GW2-HpaI (cleaved by Hpa I, A), GS3-PstI (Pst I, B), N1212del (C), and qGL3 (D). M: DNA size marker, 1: NP, 2: HAR2, 3: BRC, 4: JZ1581, 5: DGS79, 6: LG14, 7: LG30-a, 8: LG30-b, 9: LG30-c, 10: LG35.
Fig. 4 Grain shape (A) of brown rice and panicle shape (B) of Jeonju625. NP: Nampyeong, HAR2: Hanareum2, BRC: Boramchan, JZ1581: Jizi1581, JJ625: Jeonju625. White and black bar indicate 5 mm and 10 cm, respectively.
Development and Characterization of japonica Rice Line with Long and Spindle-shaped Grain

Correlation coefficient among grain-related traits at observation yield trials.

Trait GW GT RLW TGW
GLz -0.023nsy 0.137ns 0.742** 0.636**
GW 0.841** -0.684** 0.671**
GT -0.457* 0.733**
RLW 0.015ns

zGL: grain length, GW: grain width, GT: grain thickness, RLW: ratio of length to width, TGW: 1,000-grain weight

yns,

*, and

**mean no significant, significant at p<0.05, and p<0.01, respectively

Grain and yield-related traits of groups by clustered analysis at observation yield trial.

Group no. GLz(mm) GW (mm) GT (mm) RLW TGW HD (DAS) CL (cm) PL (cm) PN NS RRG (%) Yield (g)
A 2 5.00dy 2.99b 2.05bc 1.67c 22.4c 105a 76b 21b 12a 119a 75.0ab 617a
B 3 5.85c 2.67c 1.89d 2.19b 22.6c 104a 91a 23b 11ab 138a 90.4a 732a
C 7 6.40b 3.02b 2.07b 2.13b 28.4b 105a 97a 27a 10b 162a 62.4bc 750a
D 13 6.71b 2.62c 1.95cd 2.56a 25.3bc 106a 91a 25ab 11ab 151a 56.6bc 623a
E 1 7.82a 3.42a 2.28a 2.29b 34.3a 92b 96a 23b 7c 112a 38.1c 550a
P-value 26 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 <0.001 0.086 0.006 0.004 0.002 0.153 0.003 0.182

zGL: grain length, GW: grain width, GT: grain thickness, RLW: ratio of length to width, TGW: 1,000-grain weight, HD: heading date, DAS: days after seeding, CL: culm length, PL: panicle length, PN: number of panicles per hill, NS: number of spikelets per panicle, RRG: ratio of ripened grain

yMeans with same letters in a column are not significant at p<0.05 (ANOVA followed by DMRT)

The influence of GW2, GS3, and qSW5 on the phenotypic variation of grain-related traits.

Group Genotype no. GLz(mm) GW (mm) GT (mm) RLW TGW (g) Var./lines
A GW2GS3qsw5 2 5.02dy 2.99b 2.05bc 1.67c 22.4c Nampyeong, Boramchan
B GW2GS3qsw5 1 5.95c 2.72c 1.85d 2.18b 22.6c Hanareum2
GW2GS3qSW5 2 5.79c 2.65c 1.91cd 2.19b 22.6c LG14, LG18
C GW2gs3qsw5 6 6.41bc 3.06b 2.08b 2.10b 28.8b LG7, LG10, LG11, LG15, LG34, LG35
GW2GS3qSW5 1 6.30bc 2.76c 1.99bcd 2.28b 25.7bc LG16
D GW2gs3qSW5 13 6.71b 2.62c 1.95bcd 2.56a 25.3bc DGS79, LG2, LG6, LG9, LG13, LG19, LG23,
LG24, LG25, LG26, LG28, LG30, LG31
E gw2gs3qSW5 1 7.82a 3.42a 2.28a 2.29b 34.3a Jizi1581

zGL: grain length, GW: grain width, GT: grain thickness, RLW: ratio of length to width, TGW: 1,000-grain weight

yMeans with same letters in a column are not significant at p<0.05 (ANOVA followed by DMRT)

Grain-related traits of varieties and selected long grain lines at yield trial.

    Variety/line Cross Genotype GLz(mm) GW (mm) GT (mm) RLW TGW (g)
Nampyeong (NP) Iri390/Milyang95 GW2GS3qsw5+qGL3 5.08gy 2.99c 2.08b 1.70f 22.1g
Hanareum2 (HAR2) Milyang181/Milyang154 GW2GS3qsw5+qgl3 5.88f 2.73e 1.91d 2.16e 23.2f
Boramchan (BRC) HR21124-B-59/Gyehwa24 GW2GS3qsw5+qGL3 5.14g 3.12b 2.17a 1.65f 24.2e
Jizi1581 (JZ1581) -(IT251541) gw2gs3qSW5+qGL3 7.58a 3.28a 2.15a 2.31c 35.8a
HR30198-AC33-1 (DGS79) Boramchan/Jizi1581 GW2gs3qSW5+qGL3 7.35b 2.70ef 1.94d 2.73a 28.5b
HR30971-B-B-14-1-1 (LG14) HR30198-AC33/Boramchan GW2GS3qSW5+qGL3 6.00f 2.72e 1.92d 2.20de 23.1f
HR30971-B-B-30-1-1 (LG30-a) HR30198-AC33/Boramchan GW2gs3qSW5+qGL3 7.04c 2.66efg 2.00c 2.65ab 27.5cd
HR30971-B-B-30-11-1 (LG30-b) HR30198-AC33/Boramchan GW2gs3qSW5+qGL3 6.88d 2.62fg 2.01c 2.63b 27.1d
HR30971-B-B-30-53-1 (LG30-c) HR30198-AC33/Boramchan GW2gs3qSW5+qGL3 7.06c 2.59g 2.02c 2.72a 27.5cd
HR30971-B-B-35-1-1 (LG35) HR30198-AC33/Boramchan GW2gs3qsw5+qGL3 6.46e 2.86d 2.14ab 2.26cd 28.1bc
Mean 6.45 2.83 2.04 2.30 26.7
C.V. (%) 13.3 8.1 4.9 16.5 14.2

zGL: grain length, GW: grain width, GT: grain thickness, RLW: ratio of length to width, TGW: 1,000-grain weight

yMeans with same letters in a column are not significant at p<0.05 (ANOVA followed by DMRT)

Yield-related traits of varieties and selected long grain lines at yield trial.

Variety/line HDz(DAS) CL (cm) PL (cm) PN NS RRG (%) BRR (%) BRY (kg/10a) MRY (kg/10a) Index of MRY (%)
NPy 107fx 81d 20e 15b 90de 88.2ab 81.8d 535e 492e 100
HAR2 101g 78d 24a 14c 108bc 91.9a 81.8d 773a 711a 145
BRC 109e 74e 20e 16a 90de 86.2bc 82.6cd 595d 552d 112
JZ1581 88h 97b 22cd 10f 85e 35.4e 76.1e 425g 386g 78
DGS79 127a 97ab 22cd 11e 93cde 65.8d 83.3bc 472f 435f 88
LG14 111d 100a 24a 13d 133a 85.1bc 82.4cd 646bc 594bc 121
LG30-a 114b 88c 23ab 12de 114b 81.8c 83.4b 624cd 574cd 117
LG30-b 113c 86c 22bc 12d 105bcd 83.6bc 83.1bc 610cd 561cd 114
LG30-c 113c 85c 22cd 12de 101bcd 84.1bc 83.4b 607cd 559cd 114
LG35 111d 95b 21de 15bc 92cde 84.8bc 84.4a 668b 615b 125
Mean 109 88 22 13 101 78.7 82.3 595 548
C.V. (%) 9.2 9.7 6.4 14.4 15.4 20.7 2.8 16.5 16.5

zHD: heading date, DAS: days after seeding, CL: culm length, PL: panicle length, PN: number of panicles per hill, NS: number of spikelets per panicle, RRG: ratio of ripened grain, BRR: brown/rough rice ratio, BRY: brown rice yield, MRY: milled rice yield

yThe name of abbreviations for variety/line are listed in table 4

xMeans with same letters in a column are not significant at p<0.05 (ANOVA followed by DMRT)

Morphological characteristics and resistance reaction to disease.

  Variety /line Awn Shattering Flag leaf Lodging Bacterial blight Blast Rice stripe virus

K1 K2 K3 K3a
NPz absent moderately difficult erect tolerance Sy S S S 4.0 R
HAR2 absent intermediate erect tolerance R R R R 2.3 R
BRC absent difficult erect tolerance R R R S 3.0 R
JZ1581 short and partly awned difficult intermediate moderately tolerance S S S S 4.5 S
DGS79 long and partly awned difficult horizontal intermediate R R R S 4.0 S
LG14 short and partly awned difficult intermediate intermediate R R R S 3.3 S
LG30-a very short and partly awned difficult erect tolerance R R R S 5.5 S
LG30-b very short and partly awned difficult erect tolerance R R R S 5.5 S
LG30-c very short and partly awned difficult erect tolerance R R R S 5.0 S
LG35 short and partly awned difficult horizontal intermediate R R R S 6.0 S

zThe name of abbreviations for variety/line are listed in table 4

yR and S mean resistant and susceptible, respectively

Panicle-related traits of varieties and Jeonju625.

  Variety/line PLz(cm) TNN (mm) PE (cm) NR NS NPr NSPr MNSPr
NPy 19dx 1.36d 3.9a 27a 100a 9ab 52bc 5.6a
HAR2 22ab 1.63a 2.6ab 29a 111a 10a 50bc 5.0c
BRC 19cd 1.34d 2.2b 26a 93ab 9b 48c 5.4b
JZ1581 21bc 1.47c 3.9a 20b 75b 8c 41d 5.4b
DGS79 23a 1.54b 2.4ab 30a 110a 10a 54ab 5.4b
Jeonju625 (LG30-c) 20c 1.51bc 2.6ab 27a 101a 10a 58a 5.7a
Mean 21 1.48 2.9 26 98 9 51 5.4
C.V. (%) 9.7 12.8 34.5 15.4 15.3 11.1 11.8 3.7

  Variety/line NSr NSSr MNSSr Sr/Pr SSr/SPr SF (% SFPr (%) SFSr (%)

NP 17ab 48abc 2.7b 1.8ab 0.9bc 82.3d 92.3bc 71.2c
HAR2 19a 60a 3.1a 1.9a 1.2a 73.8e 86.5d 63.1d
BRC 17ab 46abc 2.7b 1.9a 0.9bc 86.3cd 91.5c 80.7b
JZ1581 12b 34c 2.7b 1.6b 0.8bc 91.5ab 95.7ab 86.4ab
DGS79 20a 56ab 2.7b 1.9a 1.0ab 88.9bc 92.3bc 85.6ab
Jeonju625 (LG30-c) 16ab 43bc 2.5c 1.6b 0.7c 94.2a 96.4a 91.0a
Mean 17 48 2.7 1.8 0.9 86.1 92.5 79.7
C.V. (%) 17.6 22.9 7.4 11.1 22.2 8.4 4.0 13.0

zPL: panicle length, TNN: thickness of neck node, PE: panicle exsertion, NR: number of rachis-branches per panicle, NS: number of spikelets per panicle, NPr: number of primary rachis-branch (PRB)es per panicle, NSPr: number of spikelets on PRBs per panicle, MNSPr: mean number of spikelets on a PRB, NSr: number of secondary rachis-branch (SRB)es per panicle, NSSr: number of spikelets on SRBs per panicle, MNSSr: mean number of spikelets on a SRB, Sr/Pr: ratio of SRBs to PRBs, SSr/SPr: ration of spikelets on SRBs to spikelets on PRBs, SF: spikelet fertility, SFPr: spikelet fertility on PRBs, SFSr: spikelet fertility on SRBs

yThe name of abbreviations for variety/line are listed in table 4

xMeans with same letters in a column are not significant at p<0.05 (ANOVA followed by DMRT)

Quality-related traits of milled rice of varieties and Jeonju625.

  Variety/line Head rice (%) Chalky rice (%) Damaged rice (%) Broken rice (%) Colored rice (%) Protein content (%) Amylose content (%) Glossiness (TOYO value) Palatability
NPz 95.1ay 1.5cd 0.9bc 2.3c 0.3b 6.6b 17.7d 73.7c -
HAR2 78.0d 12.2b 0.7c 7.9a 0.8ab 6.8b 17.8cd 76.6bc -0.72
BRC 91.1b 3.2c 1.1bc 4.3bc 0.4b 5.9c 18.4c 75.8bc -0.08
JZ1581 71.1e 21.1a 0.3d 3.3c 4.2a 8.0a 19.3b 59.5d -
DGS79 89.3bc 0.9d 1.2b 4.7bc 4.0a 5.5cd 20.4a 87.3a -
JJ625 (Jeonju625) 86.9c 1.8cd 1.7a 6.7ab 2.8ab 5.3d 19.9ab 80.4b 0.35

zThe name of abbreviations for variety/line are listed in table 4

yMeans with same letters in a column are not significant at p<0.05 (ANOVA followed by DMRT)

Pasting properties of milled rice flour of varieties and Jeonju625

Variety/line Pasting temperature (°C) Peak viscosity (RVU) Trough viscosity (RVU) Final viscosity (RVU) Break down (RVU) Setback (RVU)
NPz 72.4by 197.7d 113.7c 199.3e 84.0b 1.6c
HAR2 72.4b 257.6a 130.9b 217.9cd 126.7a -39.7d
BRC 70.7c 207.3c 133.0b 225.0b 74.3c 17.7b
JZ1581 76.0a 220.0b 141.9a 221.9bc 78.1c 1.9c
DGS79 69.3d 178.7e 111.4c 212.6d 67.4d 33.9a
JJ625 (Jeonju625) 68.8e 203.5c 147.3a 234.4a 56.2e 30.9a

zThe name of abbreviations for variety/line are listed in table 4

yMeans with same letters in a column are not significant at p<0.05 (ANOVA followed by DMRT)

Table 1 Correlation coefficient among grain-related traits at observation yield trials.

GL: grain length, GW: grain width, GT: grain thickness, RLW: ratio of length to width, TGW: 1,000-grain weight

ns,

, and

mean no significant, significant at p<0.05, and p<0.01, respectively

Table 2 Grain and yield-related traits of groups by clustered analysis at observation yield trial.

GL: grain length, GW: grain width, GT: grain thickness, RLW: ratio of length to width, TGW: 1,000-grain weight, HD: heading date, DAS: days after seeding, CL: culm length, PL: panicle length, PN: number of panicles per hill, NS: number of spikelets per panicle, RRG: ratio of ripened grain

Means with same letters in a column are not significant at p<0.05 (ANOVA followed by DMRT)

Table 3 The influence of GW2, GS3, and qSW5 on the phenotypic variation of grain-related traits.

GL: grain length, GW: grain width, GT: grain thickness, RLW: ratio of length to width, TGW: 1,000-grain weight

Means with same letters in a column are not significant at p<0.05 (ANOVA followed by DMRT)

Table 4 Grain-related traits of varieties and selected long grain lines at yield trial.

GL: grain length, GW: grain width, GT: grain thickness, RLW: ratio of length to width, TGW: 1,000-grain weight

Means with same letters in a column are not significant at p<0.05 (ANOVA followed by DMRT)

Table 5 Yield-related traits of varieties and selected long grain lines at yield trial.

HD: heading date, DAS: days after seeding, CL: culm length, PL: panicle length, PN: number of panicles per hill, NS: number of spikelets per panicle, RRG: ratio of ripened grain, BRR: brown/rough rice ratio, BRY: brown rice yield, MRY: milled rice yield

The name of abbreviations for variety/line are listed in table 4

Means with same letters in a column are not significant at p<0.05 (ANOVA followed by DMRT)

Table 6 Morphological characteristics and resistance reaction to disease.

The name of abbreviations for variety/line are listed in table 4

R and S mean resistant and susceptible, respectively

Table 7 Panicle-related traits of varieties and Jeonju625.

PL: panicle length, TNN: thickness of neck node, PE: panicle exsertion, NR: number of rachis-branches per panicle, NS: number of spikelets per panicle, NPr: number of primary rachis-branch (PRB)es per panicle, NSPr: number of spikelets on PRBs per panicle, MNSPr: mean number of spikelets on a PRB, NSr: number of secondary rachis-branch (SRB)es per panicle, NSSr: number of spikelets on SRBs per panicle, MNSSr: mean number of spikelets on a SRB, Sr/Pr: ratio of SRBs to PRBs, SSr/SPr: ration of spikelets on SRBs to spikelets on PRBs, SF: spikelet fertility, SFPr: spikelet fertility on PRBs, SFSr: spikelet fertility on SRBs

The name of abbreviations for variety/line are listed in table 4

Means with same letters in a column are not significant at p<0.05 (ANOVA followed by DMRT)

Table 8 Quality-related traits of milled rice of varieties and Jeonju625.

The name of abbreviations for variety/line are listed in table 4

Means with same letters in a column are not significant at p<0.05 (ANOVA followed by DMRT)

Table 9 Pasting properties of milled rice flour of varieties and Jeonju625

The name of abbreviations for variety/line are listed in table 4

Means with same letters in a column are not significant at p<0.05 (ANOVA followed by DMRT)