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저항전분 기능성 고아밀로스 벼 ‘도담쌀 (밀양261호)’

조준현1,*, 송유천1, 이종희1, 이지윤1, 손영보2, 오성환1, 한상익1, 김춘송1, 정국현1, 박동수1, 이점식3, 여운상1, 곽도연1

‘Dodamssal (Milyang261)’, Functional Rice as a Resistant Starch with a High Amylose Content

Korean Journal of Breeding Science 2019;51(4):515-522.
Published online: December 1, 2019

1농촌진흥청 국립식량과학원

2경상북도농업기술원

3농촌진흥청

1National Institute of Crop Science, RDA, Wanju, 55365, Republic of Korea

2Gyeongsangbukdo Agricultural Research and Extension Service, Daegu, 41404, Republic of Korea

3Technology Cooperation Bureau, RDA, Jeonju, 54875, Republic of Korea

* Corresponding Author (E-mail: hy4779@korea.kr, Tel: +82-55-350-1169, Fax: +82-55-352-3059)
• Received: October 14, 2019   • Revised: October 15, 2019   • Accepted: October 27, 2019

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Fig. 1 Genealogical diagram of ‘Dodamssal’.
Fig. 2 Pedigree diagram of ‘Dodamssal’.
Fig. 3 Plant type of ‘Dodamssal’ at maturing stage.
Fig. 4 Grain appearance and starch granule (SEM) of ‘Dodamssal’.
‘Dodamssal (Milyang261)’, Functional Rice as a Resistant Starch with a High Amylose Content

Major agronomic traits and yield components of ‘Dodamssal’ (LAT:'11~'13)

Variety Heading date (m.d) Culm length (cm) Panicle length (cm) No. of panicle per hill No. of Spikelets per panicles Ratio of ripened grain (%) Brown rice 1000 grain weight (g)
Dodamssal 8.10ns 82* 24* 15ns 109ns 80.1ns 21.5ns
Nampyeong 8.11 78 20 13 113 83.3 21.4

Abiotic stress response of ‘Dodamssal’ (LAT:'11~'13)

Variety VVGz (25℃ at 40 DAF) Lodging tolerancey Cold tolerancex


Lodging index Field lodging (1-9) Heading delay (days) Grain fertility (%) PA (%)
Dodamssal 23.4* 186 1 12ns 31.3ns 5
Nampyeong 3.4 174 1 9 41.0 4

Reaction to leaf and neck blast disease of ‘Dodamssal’ (LAT:'11~'13)

Variety Leaf blast diseasez Neck blast disease


No. of tested sites Ave. Rate of diseased panicle (%)


R (0~3) M (4~6) S (7~9) Icheon Jaecheon Yaesan Milyang
Dodamssal 1 4 9 6.9 44.4 85.6 0.0 5.0
Nampyeong 7 7 0 3.6 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Reaction to bacterial blight, virus diseases and insect pests of ‘Dodamssal’ (LAT:'11~'13)

Variety Bacterial blight Virus diseasez Insect pestsy



K1 K2 K3 K3a RSV RDV RBSDV BPH SBPH
Dodamssal Sx S S S S S S S S
Nampyeong S S S S R R S S S

Grain shape of rough rice and brown rice of ‘Dodamssal’ (LAT: '11~'13)

Variety Rough rice Brown rice


Length (L) Width (W) Thickness (T) Ratio of L/W Length Width Thickness Ratio of L/W
Dodamssal 7.11ns 3.28ns 2.11* 2.17ns 4.95ns 2.79ns 1.85ns 1.78ns
Nampyeong 6.89 3.10 2.06 2.22 4.94 2.80 1.80 1.76

Physiochemical properties of ‘Dodamssal’ (LAT: '11~'13)

Variety Transl ucency (1-9) Amylose content (%) Protein content (%) Alkali digestion value (1-7) Starch (%)

Resistance starch Fiber
Dodamssal 8 42.8* 6.7ns 6.6ns 13.6 5.3
Nampyeong 1 18.9 7.2 6.0 1.3 2.5

Resistant starch content and physiochemical properties of ‘Dodamssal’ and breeding lines.

Lines Major physicochemical features RVA (rapid viscosity analysis)


Resistance Starch (%) Amylose (%) Protein (%) Peak 1 Trough 1 Break down Final Viscosity Set back Peak Time Pasting Temp
Baekogchal 0.14 7.7 6.3 61.9 19.9 42.0 28.8 -33.1 3.3 69.3
Shinseonchal 0.10 8.3 6.6 108.4 49.5 58.9 64.8 -43.6 3.7 71.7
Baegjinju 1 0.13 11.3 7.8 209.1 60.4 148.7 95.1 -114.0 5.0 71.6
Milky queen 0.10 13.3 5.7 259.1 107.3 151.8 150.9 -108.2 5.6 72.4
Koshihikari 0.15 17.6 5.7 249.6 130.4 119.1 211.8 -37.8 6.1 72.7
Ilmibyeo 0.22 18.6 6.0 192.5 103.4 89.1 192.2 -0.3 6.1 72.6
Nampyeongbyeo 0.13 18.9 5.7 187.2 105.0 82.2 200.5 13.3 6.3 73.0
Goamibyeo 0.43 24.2 6.6 86.5 68.5 18.0 146.7 60.2 6.1 82.3
Goami2 17.71 28.2 6.0 139.9 134.7 5.2 254.6 114.7 6.9 84.5
Dodamssal 13.62 42.8 5.6 54.3 50.4 3.9 82.1 27.8 6.0 85.0
Seolgeng 0.36 18.4 5.4 195.9 119.6 76.4 218.9 23.0 6.4 73.5
LA1 0.15 17.6 6.1 252.6 118.2 134.3 216.9 -35.7 6.0 74.7
LGC 1 0.15 20.1 5.6 226.4 113.8 112.6 217.2 -9.2 6.1 72.0
Milyang270 0.20 17.7 5.5 215.8 104.6 111.2 210.4 -5.4 6.1 74.6
Dasanbyeo 0.12 18.5 7.1 250.5 149.1 101.4 248.8 -1.7 6.3 72.6
Hanareum 2 0.14 16.4 7.1 246.4 136.9 109.5 235.3 -11.2 6.3 72.8
Milyang260 1.14 25.7 6.9 232.1 161.3 70.8 306.1 74.0 5.9 78.5
IR64 1.00 24.0 7.0 223.3 109.9 113.4 226.1 2.8 5.8 78.1
IR72 1.33 26.5 6.5 262.2 184.4 77.8 325.8 63.6 6.2 77.5

Yield of milled rice at local adaptability test of ‘Dodamssal’ (LAT: '11~'13)

Cultivation season Region No. of test site Yield of milled rice (kg/10a)

Nampyeong (B) Dodamssal (A) Index (A/B*100) Range
Ordinary planting Middle plain (III-1) 3 (509)z 550 109 506~603
Yeongnam plain (II-2) 1 552 499 90 466~541
Honam plain (II-1) 3 536 516 96 427~619
Average 7 527 529 100
Table 1 Major agronomic traits and yield components of ‘Dodamssal’ (LAT:'11~'13)

and * mean no significant and significant at p<0.05 by T-test, respectively.

Table 2 Abiotic stress response of ‘Dodamssal’ (LAT:'11~'13)

and * mean no significant and significant at p<0.05 by T-test, respectively.

VVG: viviparous germination (germination rate for 7 days at 25℃).

Lodging index was checked at transplanting plot and field lodging was taken from watered direct seeding field.

Cold tolerance was evaluated at 17℃ irrigation nursery in Chuncheon substation, NICS.

PA: Phenotypic Acceptability.

Table 3 Reaction to leaf and neck blast disease of ‘Dodamssal’ (LAT:'11~'13)

R: resistant, M: moderate, S: susceptible.

Table 4 Reaction to bacterial blight, virus diseases and insect pests of ‘Dodamssal’ (LAT:'11~'13)

RSV: Rice stripe virus, RDV: Rice dwarf virus, RBSDV: Rice black stripe dwarf virus

BPH: Brown planthopper, SBPH: Small brown planthopper.

R: Resistant, S: Susceptible

Table 5 Grain shape of rough rice and brown rice of ‘Dodamssal’ (LAT: '11~'13)

and * mean no significant and significant at p<0.05 by T-test, respectively.

Table 6 Physiochemical properties of ‘Dodamssal’ (LAT: '11~'13)

and * mean no significant and significant at p<0.05 by T-test, respectively.

Table 7 Resistant starch content and physiochemical properties of ‘Dodamssal’ and breeding lines.
Table 8 Yield of milled rice at local adaptability test of ‘Dodamssal’ (LAT: '11~'13)

Control: Hwaseong.