Genes,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
11(9), P. 996 - 996
Published: Aug. 25, 2020
Rosa
sect.
Chinenses
(Rosaceae)
is
an
important
parent
of
modern
rose
that
widely
distributed
throughout
China
and
plays
role
in
breeding
molecular
biological
research.
R.
has
variable
morphological
traits
mixed
germplasm.
However,
the
taxonomic
status
genetic
background
varieties
remain
unclear.
In
this
study,
we
collected
germplasm
resources
from
with
different
traits.
Simple
sequence
repeat
(SSR)
markers,
chloroplast
single
copy
nuclear
markers
were
used
to
explore
these
resources.
We
described
origin
hybridization
by
combining
markers.
The
results
showed
flower
hip
species
significantly
different.
SSR
analysis
two
wild
type
have
backgrounds.
double
petal
could
be
hybrids
varieties.
A
phylogenetic
maternal
inheritance
had
origins.
To
some
extent,
variation
reflects
influence
cultivation
process.
This
study
emphasizes
vary
their
characteristics.
Therefore,
analyzing
provide
insight
into
highly
heterozygous
species.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Sept. 30, 2024
Rose
is
an
important
ornamental
crop
cultivated
globally
for
perfume
production.
However,
our
understanding
of
the
mechanisms
underlying
scent
production
and
molecular
breeding
fragrance
hindered
by
lack
a
reference
genome
tea
roses.
We
present
first
complete
telomere-to-telomere
(T2T)
Rosa
gigantea,
with
high
quality
(QV
>
60),
including
detailed
characterization
structural
features
repetitive
regions.
The
expansion
genes
associated
phenylpropanoid
biosynthesis
may
account
unique
scent.
uncover
release
rhythm
aromatic
volatile
organic
compounds
their
gene
regulatory
networks
through
comparative
genomics
time-ordered
co-expression
networks.
Analyzes
eugenol
homologs
demonstrate
how
plants
attract
pollinators
using
specialized
phenylpropanoids
in
specific
tissues.
This
study
highlights
conservation
utilization
genetic
diversity
from
wild
endangered
species
multi-omics
approaches,
providing
scientific
foundation
enhancing
rose
via
de
novo
domestication.
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(7), P. 4030 - 4030
Published: April 4, 2024
Petal
blotch
is
a
specific
flower
color
pattern
commonly
found
in
angiosperm
families.
In
particular,
Rosa
persica
characterized
by
dark
red
blotches
at
the
base
of
yellow
petals.
Modern
rose
cultivars
with
inherited
trait
from
R.
persica.
Therefore,
understanding
mechanism
for
formation
crucial
breeding
various
patterns.
this
study,
metabolites
and
genes
responsible
were
identified
first
time
through
metabolomic
transcriptomic
analyses
using
LC-MS/MS
RNA-seq.
A
total
157
flavonoids
identified,
7
anthocyanins
as
major
flavonoids,
namely,
cyanidin
3-O-(6″-O-malonyl)
glucoside
5-O-glucoside,
cyanidin-3-O-glucoside,
3-O-galactoside,
O-rutinoside-O-malonylglucoside,
pelargonidin
3-O-glucoside,
3,5-O-diglucoside,
peonidin
contributing
to
pigmentation
darkening
parts
persica,
whereas
carotenoids
predominantly
influenced
non-blotch
parts.
Zeaxanthin
antheraxanthin
mainly
contributed
petals
semi-open
full
bloom
stages.
The
expression
levels
two
4-coumarate:
CoA
ligase
(Rbe014123
Rbe028518),
dihydroflavonol
4-reductase
gene
(Rbe013916),
anthocyanidin
synthase
(Rbe016466),
UDP-flavonoid
glucosyltransferase
(Rbe026328)
indicated
that
they
might
be
key
structural
affecting
petal
blotch.
Correlation
analysis
combined
weighted
co-expression
network
(WGCNA)
further
10
transcription
factors
(TFs).
These
TFs
participate
regulation
anthocyanin
accumulation
modulating
one
or
more
genes.
Our
results
elucidate
compounds
molecular
mechanisms
underlying
provide
valuable
candidate
future
genetic
improvement
novel
Horticulture Advances,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
2(1)
Published: Jan. 26, 2024
Abstract
Rose
(
Rosa
)
is
a
prominent
ornamental
plant
that
holds
substantial
economic
and
social
significance.
Roses
originating
from
different
regions
exhibit
intricate
phenotypic
genetic
characteristics,
but
the
majority
of
rose
resources
are
poorly
characterized.
In
this
study,
192
genotypes
genus
were
examined
using
33
traits
10
pairs
SSR
markers.
Compared
to
wild
species,
both
old
garden
modern
roses
exhibited
significant
level
diversity,
with
flower
color
having
highest
degree
diversity
style
morphology
lowest
diversity.
This
phenomenon
may
be
attributed
limited
utilization
due
their
simpler
frequent
molecular
infiltration
between
roses.
Following
inaugural
comprehensive
evaluation
employing
principal
component
analysis,
R.
chinensis
‘Zihongxiang’,
hybrida
‘Burgundy
Iceberg’,
‘Conrad
F.
Meyer’,
rugosa
‘Gaohong’
floribunda
‘Sheherazad’
selected
as
core
germplasm
for
future
breeding.
Moreover,
three
tetraploid
roses,
namely
‘Midnight
Blue’,
‘Sheherazad’,
‘Couture
Tilia’,
differences
in
profiles
reciprocally
intercrossed.
Ultimately,
two
populations
obtained
exhibiting
variation
size,
annual
stem
color,
pickle
density,
leaf
number.
Furthermore,
our
results
indicated
diameter,
height,
petal
width,
number
potentially
controlled
by
major-effect
loci.
conclusion,
study
provides
novel
insights
into
evolutionary
patterns
resources.
It
paves
way
identifying
carry
distinct
characteristics
possess
immense
value
breeding
varieties
future.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
11(1)
Published: Feb. 12, 2021
Abstract
In
Rosaceae
species,
two
gametophytic
self-incompatibility
(GSI)
mechanisms
are
described,
the
Prunus
self-recognition
system
and
Maleae
(
Malus/Pyrus/Sorbus
)
non-self-
recognition
system.
both
systems
pistil
component
is
a
S-RNase
gene,
but
from
distinct
phylogenetic
lineages.
The
pollen
component,
always
F-box
gene(s),
in
case
of
single
there
multiple
genes.
Previously,
Rosa
S
-locus
was
mapped
on
chromosome
3,
three
putative
genes
were
identified
R.
chinensis
‘Old
Blush’
genome.
Here,
we
show
that
these
do
not
belong
to
region.
Using
multiflora
genomes
approach,
belongs
-lineage.
Expression
patterns
support
this
gene
as
being
-pistil.
This
here
also
moschata
,
arvensis
minutifolia
low
coverage
genomes,
allowing
identification
positively
selected
amino
acid
sites,
thus,
further
supporting
.
Furthermore,
genotype–phenotype
association
experiments
For
-pollen
GSI
find
evidence
for
genes,
expected
expression
pattern,
diversifying
selection
at
within
an
-haplotype.
Thus,
has
non-self-recognition
system,
like
despite
-pistil
belonging
lineage.
These
findings
discussed
context
evolution.
Knowledge
practical
implications
since
controlling
floral
other
ornamental
traits
linkage
disequilibrium
with
-locus.
Bioinformatics,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
37(21), P. 3822 - 3829
Published: Aug. 4, 2021
The
investigation
of
quantitative
trait
loci
(QTL)
is
an
essential
component
in
our
understanding
how
organisms
vary
phenotypically.
However,
many
important
crop
species
are
polyploid
(carrying
more
than
two
copies
each
chromosome),
requiring
specialized
tools
for
such
analyses.
Moreover,
deciphering
meiotic
processes
at
higher
ploidy
levels
not
straightforward,
but
necessary
to
understand
the
reproductive
dynamics
these
species,
or
uncover
potential
barriers
their
genetic
improvement.Here,
we
present
polyqtlR,
a
novel
software
tool
facilitate
analyses
(auto)polyploid
crops.
It
performs
QTL
interval
mapping
F1
populations
outcrossing
polyploids
any
level
using
identity-by-descent
probabilities.
allelic
composition
discovered
can
be
explored,
enabling
favourable
alleles
identified
and
tracked
population.
Visualization
within
package
this
process,
options
include
co-factors
experimental
factors
included.
Detailed
information
on
meiosis
including
prediction
multivalent
pairing
structures,
detection
preferential
chromosomal
location
double
reduction
events
performed.polyqtlR
freely
available
from
Comprehensive
R
Archive
Network
(CRAN)
http://cran.r-project.org/package=polyqtlR.Supplementary
data
Bioinformatics
online.
Frontiers in Plant Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: May 13, 2025
Introduction
Breeding
roses
with
ideal
ornamental
characteristics
such
as
beautiful
flowers,
a
pleasant
fragrance,
and
attractive
growth
habits
is
complex
time-consuming.
This
process
can
be
improved
accelerated
through
the
use
of
molecular
markers.
Methods
We
conducted
genome-wide
association
study
on
nine
traits
in
using
RhWagSNP
chip
across
panel
285
cultivars
varieties.
Significant
marker-trait
associations
found
for
major
quantitative
trait
loci
were
further
validated
single-marker
analyses
PACE
technology
independent
panels
up
to
182
genotypes.
Results
For
six
traits—
‘Young
shoot:
intensity
anthocyanin
coloration’,
‘Stem:
number
prickles’,
‘Leaf:
glossiness
upper
side’,
‘Flower:
petals’,
fragrance’,
‘Petal:
length’—we
identified
QTLs.
Conversely,
we
unable
validate
coloration’
green
color
no
significant
GWAS
size’.
Loci
that
affect
petal
size,
fragrance
have
been
previously
studied.
able
detect
associated
markers
increased
effect
sizes
all
three
traits.
Even
greater
effects
observed
when
combined
from
fragrance.
Discussion
Associated
some
analysed
largely
colocalise
QTL
biparental
populations.
Our
validation
strategy
an
alternative
marker
different
environments
supports
robustness
our
data,
irrespective
limited
sizes.
which
could
associations,
data
interpreted
cautiously
indicating
high
complexity
inheritance,
few
large-effect
QTLs
influencing
other
four
traits,
either
genetic
and/or
stronger
environmental
may
confounded
analyses.
believe
presented
here
serve
valuable
tools
marker-assisted
selection
analysis
analysed.