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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION Figure 3: SNP markers linked to MJR1 and RDV2 were iden2fied on chromosome 18 and 14, respec2vely, in V cinerea C2-50. REFERENCES Harley M. Smith, Brady P. Smith, Norma B. Morales, Sam Moskwa, Peter R. Clingeleffer, Mark R. Thomas (2018a) SNP markers tightly linked to root knot nematode resistance in grapevine (Vitis cinerea) identified by a genotyping-by- sequencing approach followed by Sequenom MassARRAY validation. PLoS ONE 13(2): e0193121. Harley M. Smith, Catherine W. Clarke, Brady P. Smith, Bernadette M. Carmody, Mark T. Thomas, Peter R. Clingeleffer, Kevin S. Powell (2018b) Genetic identification of SNP markers linked to a new grape phylloxera resistant locus in Vitis cinerea for marker-assisted selection. BMC Plant Biology 18, 360. Developing next generation grapevine rootstocks with long-term resistance to phylloxera and root knot nematode Biosecurity Threats to Australian ViAculture A. Phylloxera B. Root knot nematode Rootstocks are a key management tool for increasing vineyard performance by safeguarding wine grape varie2es from soil borne pests. However, the current set of rootstocks that provide resistance to phylloxera and root knot nematode were derived from a limited number of breeding lines. As a result, these rootstocks likely inherited similar resistance mechanism(s) to phylloxera and root knot nematode. This is a major concern, as a breakdown in phylloxera and/or root knot nematode resistance would severely limit rootstock op2ons for replan2ng. The CSIRO Rootstock Breeding Team is u2lizing next genera2on technologies combined with rapid phenotyping methods to develop elite rootstocks with new pedigrees for long-term resistance to phylloxera and root knot nematode. Harley M. Smith , Jake D. Dunlevy, Norma B. Morales, Amy Q. Smith and Peter R. Clingeleffer CSIRO Agriculture & Food, Waite Campus, Urrbrae SA 5064 [email protected] CSIRO AGRICULTURE & FOOD Harley M. Smith E [email protected] w h_ps://people.csiro.au/S/H/Harley-Smith The Rootstock Breeding Team is funded by CSIRO and Wine Australia Next GeneraAon Mapping Pest Resistance IdenAficaAon of Markers Linked to MJR1 and RDV2 A. F1 Mapping populaAon B. Screening F1 Individuals C. GBS - SNP Pipeline Vi/s cinerea C2-50 x V. vinifera Riesling F1 Progeny Genotypes M. Javanica ‘pt 1103P’ S Genomic DNA 359016828 Sequence Reads 1,361,275 SNPs 18124 SNPs 3974 SNPs V. cinerea C2-50 2973 SNPs V. vinifera Riesling Smith et al., 2018a MJR1 & RDV2 V. cinerea MJR2 (V. champinii) RDV1 V. cinerea x V. riparia X MJR1 & RDV1/RDV2 V. cinerea x (V. cinerea x V. riparia) MJR1/MJR2 & RDV1/RDV2 V. champinii x (V. cinerea x [V. cinerea x V. riparia]) Nursery & Field trial Evaluation Rooting, graft compatibility, vigour, yield, berry & wine quality Library PreparaAon Illumina HiSeq 2000 TASSEL SNP Calling Pipeline VCFtools DP > 10 MAF > 0.2 MD = 1 GQ > 98 Smith et al., 2018b Figure 2: Flow chart for next genera2on mapping. (A) A V cinerea x Riesling F1 mapping popula2on of 90 individuals was established and (B) screened with M. Javanica ‘pt 1103P’. Note: this popula2on was also screened with G1 and G4 phylloxera (data not shown). (C) A genotyping-by-sequencing pipeline was used to iden2fy segrega2ng SNPs. D. GeneAc Map ConstrucAon Figure 1: Biosecurity of root pests. (1) Phylloxera is the major biosecurity threat to Australian Vi2culture. (B) The emergence of aggressive root knot nematodes that effec2vely feed on 1103 Paulsen and other similar root stock material is another biosecurity threat. First GeneraAon Durable Resistant Rootstocks Rapid Phenotyping F1 Mapping PopulaAons Glasshouse Screening (1-2 years) In vitro Screening (4-6 months) Establish in glasshouse (2 months) PropagaAon of material (2 months) Screening material (2-24 months) -October to April -Limited space (100 genotypes x 3 reps) -Score for galls only Establish in vitro (1-2 months) Propagated roots (2 wks) Screening material (2-4 wks) -All year round -Unlimited space -Score for galls (suscepAble) -Score for HR (resistance) X Figure 5: Marker-assisted selec2on of first genera2on rootstocks. This breeding scheme will allow us to combine RDV1, RDV2, MJR1 and MJR2 for durable resistance to phylloxera and root knot nematode. Figure 4: Rapid phenotyping for root knot nematode resistance. U2liza2on of glasshouse screening can take up to 2 years to complete for each genotype due to limita2ons of space and restric2on of screening during warmer months of the year. Furthermore, only the suscep2ble phenotype can be scored. In vitro screening can be performed all year round and the suscep2ble and resistant phenotypes can be scored with isolated roots within 2-4 weeks. This procedure is extremely efficient and is dependent upon maintaining high numbers of nematodes in vitro. For in vitro screening figure. Control roots in A and D have no cell necrosis (HR, hypersensi2ve response) or gall/egg mass development. In root knot nematode genotypes, cell necrosis in the (B) root 2p and (C) cortex cells of roots. Suscep2ble genotypes are marked by (E) gall and (F) egg mass development.

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FORFURTHERINFORMATION

Figure3:SNPmarkerslinkedtoMJR1andRDV2wereiden2fiedonchromosome18and14,respec2vely,inVcinereaC2-50.

REFERENCESHarley M. Smith, Brady P. Smith, Norma B. Morales, Sam Moskwa, Peter R. Clingeleffer, Mark R. Thomas (2018a) SNP markers tightly linked to root knot nematode resistance in grapevine (Vitis cinerea) identified by a genotyping-by-sequencing approach followed by Sequenom MassARRAY validation. PLoS ONE 13(2): e0193121. Harley M. Smith, Catherine W. Clarke, Brady P. Smith, Bernadette M. Carmody, Mark T. Thomas, Peter R. Clingeleffer, Kevin S. Powell (2018b) Genetic identification of SNP markers linked to a new grape phylloxera resistant locus in Vitis cinerea for marker-assisted selection. BMC Plant Biology 18, 360.

Developing next generation grapevine rootstocks with long-term resistance to phylloxera and root knot nematode

BiosecurityThreatstoAustralianViAcultureA.PhylloxeraB.Rootknotnematode

Rootstocksareakeymanagementtoolforincreasingvineyardperformancebysafeguardingwinegrapevarie2esfromsoilbornepests.However, the current set of rootstocks that provide resistance to phylloxera and root knot nematode were derived from a limitednumber of breeding lines. As a result, these rootstocks likely inherited similar resistance mechanism(s) to phylloxera and root knotnematode.Thisisamajorconcern,asabreakdowninphylloxeraand/orrootknotnematoderesistancewouldseverelylimitrootstockop2ons forreplan2ng.TheCSIRORootstockBreedingTeamisu2lizingnextgenera2ontechnologiescombinedwithrapidphenotypingmethodstodevelopeliterootstockswithnewpedigreesforlong-termresistancetophylloxeraandrootknotnematode.

HarleyM.Smith,JakeD.Dunlevy,NormaB.Morales,AmyQ.SmithandPeterR.ClingelefferCSIROAgriculture&Food,WaiteCampus,[email protected]&FOOD

HarleyM.SmithE [email protected] h_ps://people.csiro.au/S/H/Harley-Smith

TheRootstockBreedingTeamisfundedbyCSIROandWineAustralia

NextGeneraAonMappingPestResistance

IdenAficaAonofMarkersLinkedtoMJR1andRDV2

A.F1MappingpopulaAon

B.ScreeningF1Individuals

C.GBS-SNPPipelineVi/scinereaC2-50xV.viniferaRiesling

F1ProgenyGenotypes

M.Javanica‘pt1103P’S

GenomicDNA

359016828SequenceReads

1,361,275SNPs

18124SNPs

3974SNPsV.cinereaC2-502973SNPsV.viniferaRiesling

Smithetal.,2018a

MJR1 & RDV2V. cinerea

MJR2(V. champinii)

RDV1V. cinerea x V. ripariaX

MJR1 & RDV1/RDV2V. cinerea x (V. cinerea x V. riparia)

MJR1/MJR2 & RDV1/RDV2V. champinii x (V. cinerea x [V. cinerea x V. riparia])

Nursery & Field trial EvaluationRooting, graft compatibility, vigour, yield, berry & wine quality

LibraryPreparaAonIlluminaHiSeq2000

TASSELSNPCallingPipeline

VCFtoolsDP>10MAF>0.2MD=1GQ>98

Smithetal.,2018b

Figure 2: Flow chart for next genera2onmapping. (A) AV cinerea x Riesling F1mapping popula2on of 90individuals was established and (B) screened withM. Javanica ‘pt 1103P’. Note: this popula2on was alsoscreenedwithG1andG4phylloxera(datanotshown).(C)Agenotyping-by-sequencingpipelinewasusedtoiden2fysegrega2ngSNPs.

D.GeneAcMapConstrucAon

Figure1:Biosecurityofrootpests.(1)PhylloxeraisthemajorbiosecuritythreattoAustralianVi2culture.(B) The emergence of aggressive root knot nematodes that effec2vely feed on 1103 Paulsen and othersimilarrootstockmaterialisanotherbiosecuritythreat.

FirstGeneraAonDurableResistantRootstocks

RapidPhenotypingF1MappingPopulaAonsGlasshouseScreening(1-2years)

InvitroScreening(4-6months)

Establishinglasshouse(2months)PropagaAonofmaterial(2months)Screeningmaterial(2-24months)-OctobertoApril-Limitedspace(100genotypesx3reps)-Scoreforgallsonly

Establishinvitro(1-2months)Propagatedroots(2wks)Screeningmaterial(2-4wks)-Allyearround-Unlimitedspace-Scoreforgalls(suscepAble)-ScoreforHR(resistance)

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Figure5:Marker-assistedselec2onoffirstgenera2onrootstocks.ThisbreedingschemewillallowustocombineRDV1,RDV2,MJR1andMJR2fordurableresistancetophylloxeraandrootknotnematode.

Figure4:Rapidphenotypingforrootknotnematoderesistance.U2liza2onofglasshousescreeningcantakeupto2yearstocompleteforeachgenotypeduetolimita2onsofspaceandrestric2onofscreeningduringwarmermonthsoftheyear.Furthermore,onlythesuscep2blephenotypecanbescored.Invitroscreeningcanbeperformedallyearroundandthesuscep2ble and resistant phenotypes can be scoredwith isolated rootswithin 2-4weeks. This procedure is extremelyefficientand isdependentuponmaintaininghighnumbersofnematodes in vitro. For in vitro screeningfigure.ControlrootsinAandDhavenocellnecrosis(HR,hypersensi2veresponse)orgall/eggmassdevelopment.Inrootknotnematodegenotypes,cellnecrosisinthe(B)root2pand(C)cortexcellsofroots.Suscep2blegenotypesaremarkedby(E)galland(F)eggmassdevelopment.