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Table 2 The diversity of the Rp1-D21 mediated HR in maize [Adapted from Table 1 in reference 3]

From: Characterization of temperature and light effects on the defense response phenotypes associated with the maize Rp1-D21autoactive resistance gene

 

Indiana scores

NC scores

Cross

HTR

LES

HTR

LES

B97 × Rp1-D21-H95

0.82

2

0.73

3.40

A632 × Rp1-D21-H95

0.8

1.5

0.67

2.3

Oh43 × Rp1-D21-H95

0.76

3.5

0.89

2.74

CML228 × Rp1-D21-H95

0.73

3.5

0.89

1.92

Mo18w × Rp1-D21-H95

0.68

3

0.66

4.28

Oh7B × Rp1-D21-H95

0.68

3

-

-

B73 × Rp1-D21-H95

0.64

4

0.74

2.2

CML333 × Rp1-D21-H95

0.4

4

0.69

3.11

Mo17 × Rp1-D21-H95

0.39

6

0.48

6.3

MS-71 × Rp1-D21-H95

0.35

6.5

0.82

5.22

CM103 × Rp1-D21-H95

0.23

7

0.50

5.61

CML277 × Rp1-D21-H95

0.19

7

0.62

3.64

Ky21 × Rp1-D21-H95

0.18

9

0.37

6.56

M162W × Rp1-D21-H95

0

10

0.30

7.84

M37W × Rp1-D21-H95

0

10

0

10

Tx303 × Rp1-D21-H95

0

10

0.34

6.33

  1. F1 families were derived from crosses between a number of inbreds and the Rp1-D21-H95 line, which was heterozygous for the Rp1-D21 gene. The resulting F1 families therefore segregated 1:1 for the necrotic spotting phenotype associated with Rp1-D21. Measured in Clayton NC in 2006 and in West Lafayette IN in 2009, lesion score (LES) and mutant to wild type height ratio (HTR) were measured as described in the materials and methods.