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ACTIVITIES OF THE NCPN-ROSES & THE ROSE PROGRAM AT FPSAPRIL 11-12, 2018
NCPN-Rose Annual Tier II Meeting, College Station, Texas
MAHER AL RWAHNIH, LABORATORY DIRECTOR
DEBORAH GOLINO, DIRECTOR
FOUNDATION PLANT SERVICES
Foundation Plant Services Mission
• Produce, test, maintain and distribute elite disease-tested plant propagation material.
• Provide plant importation and quarantine services, virus testing and virus elimination.
• Coordinate release of UC-patented varieties.
• Link researchers, nurseries, and producers.
FPS Crop Programs
• Grape
• Strawberry
• Fruit and Nut Trees
• Rose
• Sweet potato
Disease – testedProfessionally – identifiedTrue-to-variety$1.00/cane
Premier Rose Planting Stock
GOH Block
Main Building –Offices, Labs, Greenhouses
MPP Greenhouse and Shadehouse
NYL Block
BKN Block
BKS Block
Classic Foundation Vineyard
Rose scion and roostock removed from Nyland Block
New Brooks South Block
Removal of Nyland Block
• Plantings dated back to 1995
FPS Virus-Indexed Rose Collection – Brooks South (BKS)
• ~10 acres• Planted 2015–2018 (replaced Nyland Block)• 711 cultivars/3,482 plants
FPS Virus-Indexed Rose Collection – Brooks North (BKN)
8 rootstock varieties:
Burr multifloraDe La GrifferaieDr. HueyRosa fortunianaIXLManettiOdorataNatal Briar
• Planted in 2013-2014• ~2 acres
Virus Testing
• Breeder Selections• Proprietary Selections• Heritage Cultivars
Foundation Collection New Introductions
Virus Testing
• Lab Tests – qPCR• PNRSV – ELISA also
• ApMV – ELISA also
• RRV
• RSDaV
• BCRV
• RYVV
• Field Tests - Graft indexing • Shirofugen cherry
• Rosa multiflora ‘Burr’
Shirofugen Graft Index – 30 days
Virus-Infected
Healthy
Multiflora Graft Index– 2 years
Candidate bud T-budded into multiflora rose
Virus symptoms
Multiflora cut back to force new growth:Symptoms observed for two years
Queen Elizabeth biological indexing
Only for foreign importsSymptoms of rose color breaking pathogen
High Throughput Sequencing (HTS)
• This new technology involves high-throughput DNA sequencing
• HTS gives a comprehensive picture of the entire microbial profile in a sample
NextSeq 500 MinION SmidgION
Process Equipment Kit Timeline
TNA Extraction KingFisher™ Flex Purification System
MagMAX™ Plant RNA Isolation Kit
½ day
Full large scale sample processing
Biomek 4000 AutomatedWorkstation
TruSeqStranded Total RNA Kit with Ribo-Zero Plant
2 days
HTS NexSeq® 500 NextSeq500/550 High Output Kit v2
1 day
Bioinformatic Analysis
Bioinformatician/software In house Pipeline
2 days
24 samples can be processed in approximately one week
HTS testing at FPS
Study diseases of unknown etiology
Metagenomic virome analysis
Re-sequencing of known viruses
Host–pathogen interactions
Post entry quarantine
HTS Current Applications: Grapevine
High Throughput Sequencing (HTS)
• Used if other laboratory tests are inconclusive
• Rose side-by-side is underway
• 33 roses tested by HTS in the last year
Tests required by APHIS and CDFA for certification
• Standard detection methods for a range of suspected ‘known’ viruses using a panel of specific tests: ELISA RT-PCR RT-qPCR
Herbaceous Index Woody Index• Biological Indexing: A broader techniques
Al Rwahnih et al. 2015, Phytopathology 105:758-763
Side-by-side comparison HTS vs. biological indexing in grapevine
Can High Throughput Sequencing (HTS) replace the field indexing
requirement ??
What about other crops?
• Comparison of HTS vs. biological indexing in fruit trees
• 178 infected trees
• Comparable results were obtained for 170 of 178 specimens (discrepancies were observed in less than 5% of the specimens)
• Most useful when screening for a large number of viruses or to identify a novel cause of the disease
• HTS is as sensitive as PCR Currently working on:• Fruit trees• Roses• Sweet potato
Rott, M., et al. 2017 http://dx.doi.org/10.1094/PDIS-03-17-0306-RE
HTS analysis has advantages over the standard bioassay in:
Detection of viruses of agronomic significance (including low titer viruses)
Comprehensiveness
Speed of analysis
Discovery of novel, uncharacterized viruses
Summary
Estimated cost for conventional virus testing
Minimum release time: 2 – 3 years
Assay cost/selection
PCR assays (37 pathogens) $1,200
ELISA (4 pathogens) $250
Herbaceous host indexing $100
Woody host indexing $350
Total $1,900
With HTS testing option
• Cost: $350 per selection
• Total testing time: 1 – 2 months
Main advantage: • Detects ALL known and unknown viruses (all strains)
Collection of Rose Virus Symptom Photos
Thank you