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8th INTERNATIONAL WHEAT CONFERENCE

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Seedlings of 170 winter wheat cultivars and breeding lines were tested for resistance to<br />

stem rust with races of P. graminis (TDT/H and PCR/Q) that are currently prevalent in<br />

Kazakhstan. Virulence formulae of TDT/H is Sr5, Sr7b, Sr8a, Sr9b, Sr9e, Sr9g, Sr17, Sr21,<br />

Sr25, Sr30, Sr32, Sr36. Pathotype PCR/Q has virulence formulae Sr5, Sr7b, Sr9e, Sr9g,<br />

Sr17, Sr24, Sr25, Sr36. As a result 22 lines resistant to both two aggressive pathotypes<br />

of stem rust were identified. A total of 255 winter wheat genotypes were included in<br />

the 2009 tests in Kazakhstan, 33 of them showed high or moderate levels of resistance<br />

in the field. Tests of the material under artificial conditions identified eight entries with<br />

stem rust immunity; viz. 86003/F9Norin10/Steklovidnaya24, 86004 /F7322-MA/118-SI,<br />

86006/F6KSI-21/Arthur, 86007/F6KSI-21/Arthur, 86018/Lawson/ Currawong, 86019/<br />

Moro*2(C90)/More*2//Marcuis)2, 86022/F5Janbash/Anza, 86023/ F4KLDN33/MK-<br />

3832, 86024/F4Tilek/KLDN-95. Two lines were characterized as moderately resistant;<br />

viz. 86005/F6 Progress/T.monococcum and 86008/F6KSI-21/97Sr25. Evaluation for agronomic<br />

traits allowed selection of 10 advanced lines with high yield potential and resistance<br />

to stem rust.<br />

The screening of winter wheat germplasm in Turkey-CIMMYT nurseries in 2009 allowed<br />

selecting 7 valuable breeding lines resistant both to stem and yellow rust, among them entries<br />

Zhetisu/Argus, Komsomolskaya/95SR, KSI21/Arthur, KSI13/SR25, 186Al/Arthur,<br />

Progress/Sr36, 241/T.monococum, 242/T.Timopheevii, KSI13/Lr19Sr25, Progress/T.<br />

taushii.<br />

Because Ug99 is virulent to the great majority of wheat varieties, we tested promising<br />

material in Plant Breeding Station Njoro, Kenya, 2009. Experimental material tested in<br />

Kenya was developed using local spring commercial varieties and wild relatives of wheat.<br />

Under epidemic conditions of Kenya the numbers of resistant and moderate resistant<br />

inter-specific breeding lines were selected: Zhenis/PPG (T.aestivum-Agropyron glaucum<br />

L. hybrid), Zhenis/T.dicoccum, Saratovskaya29/T.maha and Zhenis/T.compactum. Based<br />

on the results in Kenya we develop cultivars possessing genes, or combinations of genes,<br />

effective against virulent race Ug99 of the pathogen. Using molecular markers associated<br />

with Sr22, Sr26, Lr37/Sr38 and Sr38 genes 16 carriers of wheat stem rust resistance genes<br />

were identified. Based on genetics of donors it will be possible to develop the cultivars<br />

possessing effective gene or combinations of genes regarding to known virulent race of<br />

pathogen of Puccinia graminis Pers.f.sp.tritici.<br />

Thus, genetic study of stem rust resistance allowed identifying disease-resistant germplasm<br />

of wheat. The number of advanced lines showed high level of yield potential and resistance<br />

to race Ug99 and to the races which are predominant in the region of Central Asia.<br />

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