Parasexual recombination in Macrophomina pseudophaseolina and vegetative compatibility reactions in M. euphorbiicola.

Charcoal rot is an economically important fungal disease of economically important crops. Several species of the Macrophomina genus, such as M. pseudophaseolina and M. euphorbiicola, may act as the causal agents of charcoal rot. The current study evaluates: a) the diversity of vegetative compatibility reactions in Brazilian isolates of M. pseudophaseolina (totalling 27) and M. euphorbiicola (totalling 3), b) the genetic variability of Brazilian isolates, and c) the occurrence of parasexual recombination in M. pseudophaseolina isolates. In complementation tests, 2 and 18 Vegetative Compatibility Groups (VCGs) were identified for the M. euphorbiicola and M. pseudophaseolina isolates, respectively. Correlations between VCG and the isolates´geographic origin were not found since most isolates derived from the same localities were grouped in distinct VCGs, demonstrating their genetic variability. Further, RAPD analysis of the isolates did not reveal significant correlations between genotype, geographic location and hosts, since isolates derived from distinct localities or hosts formed the same RAPD group. Heterozygous diploids were produced as fast-growing sectors by heterokaryons formed with M. pseudophaseolina isolates, demonstrating, for the first time, the occurrence of the parasexual cycle in the species, based on molecular and phenotypic evidence. Diploids spontaneously produced paternal segregants and parasexual recombinants, demonstrating that parasexuality is an important mechanism for transferring genetic material in filamentous fungi. Results suggest that parasexual recombination may play an important role in the genetic variability of M. pseudophaseolina and may be the cause for the origin of new pathotypes, which could compromise disease control strategies in crops.

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Main Authors: SYBUIA, P. A., CASTRO-PRADO, G. de, NUNES, W. M. de C., ZANUTTO, C. A., KANESHIMA, E. N., SOARES, D. J., FRANCO, C. C. da S., MATHIAS, P. C. de F., CASTRO-PRADO, M. A. A. de
Other Authors: PRISCILA AYUMI SYBUIA, UEM; GABRIELA DE CASTRO-PRADO, UEM; WILLIAM MÁRIO DE CARVALHO NUNES, UEM; CARLOS ALEXANDRE ZANUTTO, UEM; EDILSON NOBUYOSHI KANESHIMA, UEM; DARTANHÃ JOSÉ SOARES, CNPA; CLAUDINÉIA CONATIONI DA SILVA FRANCO, UEM; PAULO CEZAR DE FREITAS MATHIAS, UEM; MARIALBA AVEZUM ALVES DE CASTRO-PRADO, UEM.
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Language:Portugues
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Published: 2022-09-20
Subjects:RAPD/PCR, Parasexual recombination, HSI phenotype., Doença Fúngica, Parasexual cycle., Fungal diseases of plants, Charcoal rot,
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spelling dig-alice-doc-11466452022-09-20T17:05:29Z Parasexual recombination in Macrophomina pseudophaseolina and vegetative compatibility reactions in M. euphorbiicola. SYBUIA, P. A. CASTRO-PRADO, G. de NUNES, W. M. de C. ZANUTTO, C. A. KANESHIMA, E. N. SOARES, D. J. FRANCO, C. C. da S. MATHIAS, P. C. de F. CASTRO-PRADO, M. A. A. de PRISCILA AYUMI SYBUIA, UEM; GABRIELA DE CASTRO-PRADO, UEM; WILLIAM MÁRIO DE CARVALHO NUNES, UEM; CARLOS ALEXANDRE ZANUTTO, UEM; EDILSON NOBUYOSHI KANESHIMA, UEM; DARTANHÃ JOSÉ SOARES, CNPA; CLAUDINÉIA CONATIONI DA SILVA FRANCO, UEM; PAULO CEZAR DE FREITAS MATHIAS, UEM; MARIALBA AVEZUM ALVES DE CASTRO-PRADO, UEM. RAPD/PCR Parasexual recombination HSI phenotype. Doença Fúngica Parasexual cycle. Fungal diseases of plants Charcoal rot Charcoal rot is an economically important fungal disease of economically important crops. Several species of the Macrophomina genus, such as M. pseudophaseolina and M. euphorbiicola, may act as the causal agents of charcoal rot. The current study evaluates: a) the diversity of vegetative compatibility reactions in Brazilian isolates of M. pseudophaseolina (totalling 27) and M. euphorbiicola (totalling 3), b) the genetic variability of Brazilian isolates, and c) the occurrence of parasexual recombination in M. pseudophaseolina isolates. In complementation tests, 2 and 18 Vegetative Compatibility Groups (VCGs) were identified for the M. euphorbiicola and M. pseudophaseolina isolates, respectively. Correlations between VCG and the isolates´geographic origin were not found since most isolates derived from the same localities were grouped in distinct VCGs, demonstrating their genetic variability. Further, RAPD analysis of the isolates did not reveal significant correlations between genotype, geographic location and hosts, since isolates derived from distinct localities or hosts formed the same RAPD group. Heterozygous diploids were produced as fast-growing sectors by heterokaryons formed with M. pseudophaseolina isolates, demonstrating, for the first time, the occurrence of the parasexual cycle in the species, based on molecular and phenotypic evidence. Diploids spontaneously produced paternal segregants and parasexual recombinants, demonstrating that parasexuality is an important mechanism for transferring genetic material in filamentous fungi. Results suggest that parasexual recombination may play an important role in the genetic variability of M. pseudophaseolina and may be the cause for the origin of new pathotypes, which could compromise disease control strategies in crops. 2022-09-20T17:05:19Z 2022-09-20T17:05:19Z 2022-09-20 2022 Artigo de periódico European Journal of Plant Pathology, v. 163, p. 937-950, 2022. 0929-1873 http://www.alice.cnptia.embrapa.br/alice/handle/doc/1146645 https://doi.org/10.1007/s10658-022-02530-w Portugues pt_BR openAccess
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topic RAPD/PCR
Parasexual recombination
HSI phenotype.
Doença Fúngica
Parasexual cycle.
Fungal diseases of plants
Charcoal rot
RAPD/PCR
Parasexual recombination
HSI phenotype.
Doença Fúngica
Parasexual cycle.
Fungal diseases of plants
Charcoal rot
spellingShingle RAPD/PCR
Parasexual recombination
HSI phenotype.
Doença Fúngica
Parasexual cycle.
Fungal diseases of plants
Charcoal rot
RAPD/PCR
Parasexual recombination
HSI phenotype.
Doença Fúngica
Parasexual cycle.
Fungal diseases of plants
Charcoal rot
SYBUIA, P. A.
CASTRO-PRADO, G. de
NUNES, W. M. de C.
ZANUTTO, C. A.
KANESHIMA, E. N.
SOARES, D. J.
FRANCO, C. C. da S.
MATHIAS, P. C. de F.
CASTRO-PRADO, M. A. A. de
Parasexual recombination in Macrophomina pseudophaseolina and vegetative compatibility reactions in M. euphorbiicola.
description Charcoal rot is an economically important fungal disease of economically important crops. Several species of the Macrophomina genus, such as M. pseudophaseolina and M. euphorbiicola, may act as the causal agents of charcoal rot. The current study evaluates: a) the diversity of vegetative compatibility reactions in Brazilian isolates of M. pseudophaseolina (totalling 27) and M. euphorbiicola (totalling 3), b) the genetic variability of Brazilian isolates, and c) the occurrence of parasexual recombination in M. pseudophaseolina isolates. In complementation tests, 2 and 18 Vegetative Compatibility Groups (VCGs) were identified for the M. euphorbiicola and M. pseudophaseolina isolates, respectively. Correlations between VCG and the isolates´geographic origin were not found since most isolates derived from the same localities were grouped in distinct VCGs, demonstrating their genetic variability. Further, RAPD analysis of the isolates did not reveal significant correlations between genotype, geographic location and hosts, since isolates derived from distinct localities or hosts formed the same RAPD group. Heterozygous diploids were produced as fast-growing sectors by heterokaryons formed with M. pseudophaseolina isolates, demonstrating, for the first time, the occurrence of the parasexual cycle in the species, based on molecular and phenotypic evidence. Diploids spontaneously produced paternal segregants and parasexual recombinants, demonstrating that parasexuality is an important mechanism for transferring genetic material in filamentous fungi. Results suggest that parasexual recombination may play an important role in the genetic variability of M. pseudophaseolina and may be the cause for the origin of new pathotypes, which could compromise disease control strategies in crops.
author2 PRISCILA AYUMI SYBUIA, UEM; GABRIELA DE CASTRO-PRADO, UEM; WILLIAM MÁRIO DE CARVALHO NUNES, UEM; CARLOS ALEXANDRE ZANUTTO, UEM; EDILSON NOBUYOSHI KANESHIMA, UEM; DARTANHÃ JOSÉ SOARES, CNPA; CLAUDINÉIA CONATIONI DA SILVA FRANCO, UEM; PAULO CEZAR DE FREITAS MATHIAS, UEM; MARIALBA AVEZUM ALVES DE CASTRO-PRADO, UEM.
author_facet PRISCILA AYUMI SYBUIA, UEM; GABRIELA DE CASTRO-PRADO, UEM; WILLIAM MÁRIO DE CARVALHO NUNES, UEM; CARLOS ALEXANDRE ZANUTTO, UEM; EDILSON NOBUYOSHI KANESHIMA, UEM; DARTANHÃ JOSÉ SOARES, CNPA; CLAUDINÉIA CONATIONI DA SILVA FRANCO, UEM; PAULO CEZAR DE FREITAS MATHIAS, UEM; MARIALBA AVEZUM ALVES DE CASTRO-PRADO, UEM.
SYBUIA, P. A.
CASTRO-PRADO, G. de
NUNES, W. M. de C.
ZANUTTO, C. A.
KANESHIMA, E. N.
SOARES, D. J.
FRANCO, C. C. da S.
MATHIAS, P. C. de F.
CASTRO-PRADO, M. A. A. de
format Artigo de periódico
topic_facet RAPD/PCR
Parasexual recombination
HSI phenotype.
Doença Fúngica
Parasexual cycle.
Fungal diseases of plants
Charcoal rot
author SYBUIA, P. A.
CASTRO-PRADO, G. de
NUNES, W. M. de C.
ZANUTTO, C. A.
KANESHIMA, E. N.
SOARES, D. J.
FRANCO, C. C. da S.
MATHIAS, P. C. de F.
CASTRO-PRADO, M. A. A. de
author_sort SYBUIA, P. A.
title Parasexual recombination in Macrophomina pseudophaseolina and vegetative compatibility reactions in M. euphorbiicola.
title_short Parasexual recombination in Macrophomina pseudophaseolina and vegetative compatibility reactions in M. euphorbiicola.
title_full Parasexual recombination in Macrophomina pseudophaseolina and vegetative compatibility reactions in M. euphorbiicola.
title_fullStr Parasexual recombination in Macrophomina pseudophaseolina and vegetative compatibility reactions in M. euphorbiicola.
title_full_unstemmed Parasexual recombination in Macrophomina pseudophaseolina and vegetative compatibility reactions in M. euphorbiicola.
title_sort parasexual recombination in macrophomina pseudophaseolina and vegetative compatibility reactions in m. euphorbiicola.
publishDate 2022-09-20
url http://www.alice.cnptia.embrapa.br/alice/handle/doc/1146645
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