Protox 저해 제초제 내성 형질전환 벼(CPPO06)에서의 병 발생 조사 |
김가혜 ( Ga Hye Kim ) , 이호택 ( Ho Taek Lee ) , 박세정 ( Se Jung Park ) , 김아형 ( A Hyeong Kim ) , 권현욱 ( Hyeon Wook Gwon ) , 김주형 ( Joo Hyung Kim ) , 김흥태 ( Heung Tae Kim ) |
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Disease Assessment in Transgenic Rice (CPPO06) Resistant to the Protox-inhibiting Herbicide |
Gahye Kim, Ho Taek Lee, Se-Jung Park, A Hyeong Kim, Hyeonwook Gwon, Joohyung Kim and Heung Tae Kim* |
Department of Plant Medicine, College of Agriculture, Life Science and Environment, Chungbuk National University, Cheongju 361-763, Korea |
Received: December 01, 2011 Revised: March 16, 2012 Accepted: March 20, 2012 |
Abstract |
The rice diseases occurring on the transgenic rice plant carrying protox gene (CPPO06) was assessed and compared with other varieties of rice such as Dongjin, Chucheong, Ilpeum, and Onnuri in the fields located in Cheongwon of Chungbuk, Suwon of Gyeunggi, and Gwangju of Chonnam. In the field of Cheongwon, the diseases such as blast, leaf spot, sheath blight and Fusarium blight were observed. False smut were observed only in the field of Suwon, where the ratio of diseased plants was 0.28% in CPPO06 and 0.37% in Onnuri, respectively. In the field of Gwangju, leaf spot caused by Cochlioborus miyabeanus was the most severely occurring disease among rice diseases mentioned above. Fusarium blight occurred in all the 3 fields, which were more severe in CPPO06 plants treated with or without oxadiazon as the herbicide. Except for Fusarium blight, there was no significant difference in the rice diseases as blast, leaf spot, sheath blight and false smut between CPPO06 and other rice varieties. |
Key Words:
Herbicide resistance, Protox gene, Rice diseases, Transgenic rice |
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