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A GWAS identified loci and candidate genes associated with fiber quality traits in a new cotton MAGIC population
Thursday, 2025/01/02 | 07:58:06

Jamal MohammedGregory N. ThyssenLori HinzeJinfa ZhangLinghe Zeng & David D. Fang

Theoretical and Applied Genetics; December 23 2024; vol.138; article 10

Key message

GWAS of a new MAGIC population containing alleles from five tetraploid Gossypium species identified novel fiber QTL and confirmed previously identified stable QTL.

Abstract

Identification of loci and underlying genes for fiber quality traits will facilitate genetic improvement in cotton fiber quality. In this research, a genome-wide association study (GWAS) was carried out for fiber quality attributes using a new multi-parent advanced generation inter-cross (MAGIC) population consisting of 372 recombinant inbred lines (RILs). Sixteen parents including 12 exotic germplasm lines derived from five tetraploid Gossypium species and 4 Upland cotton varieties were intercrossed to develop the population. Both RILs and parental lines were evaluated at three locations, College Station, Texas; Las Cruses, New Mexico; and Stoneville, Mississippi, from 2016 through 2023. Fiber length (UHM) had positive correlation with strength (STR) and length uniformity (UNI) and a negative correlation with micronaire (MIC) and elongation (ELO). By combining all the data from all locations, we identified significant SNPs for ELO, UHM, and UNI while STR and MIC were location dependent. These results suggest an important role of genotype by environment interaction in a GWAS of fiber traits. Twenty possible novel fiber QTL were identified: 10 for STR, three for UNI, and seven for MIC. The QTL for ELO (Chr.D04: 53-Mb), UHM (Chr.D11: 24-Mb), and UNI (Chr.D04: 34-Mb) were stable across multiple environments and may be useful for marker-assisted selection to improve fiber quality. For STR, we found candidate genes Gh_A07G1574 and Gh_A07G1581 to be present in the previously identified QTL region (Chr.A07: 77-Mb) on chromosome A07. Identified loci and their corresponding candidate genes will be useful to improve fiber quality via marker-assisted selection in a cotton breeding.

 

See https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00122-024-04800-z

Figure 1 Breeding scheme of Upland cotton MAGIC population. Recombinant inbred lines (RILs) were developed according to the crossing scheme as below and 55 sub-families (10 shown here) were established. Individual colors represents the 11 parents (AU - Acala Ultima, TP - Tamcot Pyramid, C315 - Coker 315, ST825 - Stoneville 825, FM966 – Fibermax 966, M240 - M-240RNR, HS26 - Paymaster HS-26, DP90 - Deltapine Acala 90, SG747 – Suregrow 747, PSC355 – Phytogen 355, ST474 – Stoneville 474)

 

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