WO2010010096A2 - Procédé de production de plantes haploïdes, haploïdes doublées et/ou dihaploïdes, par gynogenèse - Google Patents
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- the field of the invention is that of selection or plant improvement, namely the production of plants both in the form of embryos and in any other stage, in particular from the seedling to the adult plant.
- the selection or plant improvement according to the present invention means obtaining a homozygous or substantially homozygous haploid or diploid plant having stable offspring as to its phenotypic and / or genotypic characteristics.
- the present invention relates to a new process for producing plants (eg embryos, seedlings, adult plants), Haploids (H), doubled Haploids (HD) and / or DiHaploid (DH), homozygous or essentially homozygous, this method being of the type of those of the gynogenesis technique advantageously associated with irradiation of pollen.
- the plants concerned are for example zucchini.
- hybrid plants Fl allowing in particular to bring together in the hybrid plant Fl the dominant characters of his parents, was quickly extended from corn to other species such as tomatoes, peppers, aubergines.
- obtaining F1 hybrids also makes it possible to improve the plant's homeostasis capacities (stability of the plant and the expression of its characters in different environments), and the possibility of cumulating genes of interest.
- the creation of F1 hybrid plants involves the creation of relatively homozygous parent lines. Once crossed, these parental lines allow obtaining the F1 hybrid. As long as the genetic purity of the parental lines is maintained, the F 1 hybrids can be obtained repeatedly.
- the breeder is traditionally closer to the level of homozygosity sought by self fertilizing the most promising plants over several generations, selecting those that have the desired traits, gradually homogenizing the genome of plants from one generation to another.
- the new zucchini plants developed by the breeders are either self-pollinated cultivars or F1 hybrids. In both cases, the search for homogeneity of the cultivar and / or parental lines of the F1 hybrid is one of the aims of the breeding program.
- chromosome number reduction in order to initiate the sexual cycle of plants, a process of chromosome number reduction (meiosis) is necessary to give rise to gametic cells having a haploid number of chromosomes (n).
- sexual reproduction involves double fertilization.
- the pollen grain produces two gametic nuclei (n) male or reproductive nuclei.
- a male nucleus fuses with an egg (n) to form a zygote (2n) that produces the embryo by restoring the number of somatic chromosomes (2n).
- Another male nucleus (n) unites with the polar nuclei of the embryonic haploid sac to form a triploid cell (3n).
- zygote formation does not occur, but cell divisions of the ovum are initiated, resulting in a haploid embryo capable of giving birth to a seedling whose haploid genome is entirely of maternal origin (Sarkar and Coe, Genetics, 1966, vol 54, 453-464).
- Haploid plants exist in small numbers in nature and are sterile.
- the discovery in the early 1920s of viable haploid plants and the possibility of doubling their chromosome stock has led to much research. Indeed, these haploid plants are interesting not only in the field of genetics but also for the improvement of plants because, after the chromosomal doubling (spontaneous or not), the genetic information is identical on the two chromosomes of each pair. In this way, genetic information is fixed and doubled haploids speed up the selection process.
- haploidization The two main techniques for producing embryos and haploid plants (haploidization) by in vitro gametophyte culture are androgenesis and gynogenesis.
- In androgenesis immature male gametophytes are cultured on a synthetic medium to obtain haploid embryos, which then develop into whole plants. The results vary with the genotype, but also with the protocols used.
- gynogenesis mature female gametophytes (ovaries or ovules) are cultured.
- haploid plants The majority of plants induced by these techniques are haploid plants, but other plants with varying levels of ploidy can be obtained. While aneuploids or tetraploids may have only minor interests in plant breeding programs, spontaneous diploids (DH haploid) are in great demand because of the spontaneous doubling of their chromosome stock during early phases of in vitro culture. makes them fertile. These homozygous plants are directly usable by the breeders, which represents a huge advantage on several levels (time, space, cost ).
- Haploid plants which are obtained by these various techniques and have not spontaneously doubled their chromosomal stock, must then undergo an additional step to make them diploid (2n) or doubled Haploids (HD).
- This can be done with various chemicals such as colchicine (an alkaloid that doubles a stock of chromosomes).
- HD-doubled haploids as well as DH-doubled haploid are homozygous individuals that can be used directly as homogeneous cultivars (population varieties) or as parental lines of hybrid varieties.
- these plants HD and DH carry, in doubled form, the genetic information of a single set (n) of chromosomes, that of the female gamete from which they originally came.
- the authors obtain their best yield, ie 4.3 embryos per 100 cultivated ova, when the ovaries are removed one day before flowering. However, they encounter difficulties in obtaining normally growing plants. The origin of the plants is analyzed at a later stage of self - pollination of fertile diploid plants and a phenotypic examination of the offspring.
- This technique of gynogenesis with pollen irradiation is used especially in the melon (Cucumis melo) (Sauton, Cinquantenaire of the Culture in vitro, 24-25 October 1989) where the majority of the genotypes is capable of producing embryos and / or plants haploids or dihaploids.
- This multifactorial variability constitutes a first significant disadvantage of the known methods of gynogenesis, with or without irradiation of the pollen.
- a second disadvantage of said methods relates to the analyzes of the state of ploidy and the state of homozygosity of the plants obtained (embryos / seedlings / adult plants).
- the plants can be haploid or doubled haploid, but they can have various levels of ploidy, in particular be haploid-diploid chimeras, tetraploids or aneuploids (Dumas de Vaux and Chambonnet in 1986).
- irradiation of pollen can lead to fertilization of the ovum by pollen grain DNA, mainly by DNA fragments.
- Haploid chimeric plants when recombination between ovum DNA and fragments of irradiated pollen grain DNA is followed by loss of DNA overabundant in subsequent cell divisions) or ploidy varied, including being heterozygous for certain genes when they carry one or more supernumerary chromosomes.
- Haploid chimeric plants are interesting because they have only one copy of the genetic information (even if a tiny part of the genome comes from the male gamete) and a doubling of their chromosomal stock, similar to haploids, produces homozygous or essentially homozygous plants.
- Diploid heterozygous plants resulting from "classical” fertilization may also be produced, for example, in the case of insufficient irradiation.
- haploids H chimeric or not
- the identification of haploids H (chimeric or not) and of the different diploids can be done by cytological analysis, in particular by counting chromosomes in preparations of plant root cells passed under an optical microscope. Cytological analysis is difficult to implement in a breeding program where speed and precision are needed. This does not, however, solve the problem of identifying haploids compared to non-haploid chimeras resulting from pseudo-fertilization.
- diploid plants 2n The selection of diploid plants 2n is done until now by phenotypic analysis of the progeny of the regenerated plant; self-pollination of a homozygous plant should give stable homogenous offspring through successive generations of self-fertilization. If it is not, and segregation of characters is observed, it is because the regenerated plant was not homozygous, but heterozygous. Thus, the identification of DH haploid has been able until now only by the morphological selection and / or the use of recessive markers (for example, liguleless, glossy ...) present in the genome of the female parent.
- recessive markers for example, liguleless, glossy
- these recessive markers has the disadvantage of requiring, prior to the induction of gynogenesis, their introduction into the genome of the line intended to be used as a female parent, if it does not already have them.
- Staining markers may be used in the selection of haploid or doubled haploid embryos and plants (Chase and Nanda, Maize Gen Coop, 1965, News letter, 39, 59-60, Coe and Sarkar, J of Heredity, 1964, vol 55 , 231-233).
- the expression of these markers is influenced by the genotype of the female parent or even by the general process of maturation of the embryo and this may lead to an incorrect assessment of the origin of the individuals obtained.
- the pheno analysis typical of the offspring is long, since it is necessary to wait for the flowering, to obtain the seeds and to observe the progeny of each seed to check its homogeneity.
- one of the objectives of the present invention is to provide a high performance method for improving the production of haploid plants H, doubled HD haploid and / or DH doubled haploid, by gynogenesis induced by an irradiated male gametophyte (for example irradiated pollen).
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a new improved plant selection or improvement method, that is to say to obtain a homozygous or substantially homozygous plant, haploid or diploid having a stable progeny as to its characteristics. phenotypic and / or genotypic, or in other words, a plant for which stabilization of the genome is acquired with a reduced number of generations (eg one or two).
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a method for producing haploid, doubled haploid and / or dihaploid plants, by gynogenesis induced with irradiation of male gametophytes (pollen), overcoming the drawbacks of the prior art and satisfying at least one of the following specifications: - Optimization of the irradiation dose;
- the level of growth of the embryos collected for their cultivation among others, (multifactorial variability); - Generalization of the process to a maximum of species and genera, in particular to the majority of zucchini Cucurbita pepo;
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a method for producing haploid plants (which then give doubled haploid plants) and / or dihaploid plants, by gynogenesis induced by irradiated pollen, said method making it possible to reduce time as well as space of culture necessary for the creation and the varietal selection, this thanks to a stage of selection of the haploid plants, and / or doubled haploid, among all the plants with various ploids produced.
- Another objective of the present invention is to provide a process which, upstream of a process for producing haploid and / or dihaploid plants by gynogenesis with irradiation of the reproductive material of the male parent, to determine the appropriate irradiation dose to increase the production yields of said plants as a function of multiple factors given and preferably chosen from the plant species, the genotypes of the male parent and the female parent, the climatic and physiological conditions of these plants, the time of harvesting the fruits, the growth conditions of immature embryos collected for cultivation.
- Another object of the invention is to provide at least one of the following objects: - Marker (s) molecular (s);
- Descendants of plants Seeds of plants; usable in or obtained by a process for producing haploid, doubled and / or diplohaploid haploid plants, by gynogenesis induced by irradiated pollen, this method being of the type referred to in the above objectives.
- Another object of the invention is to provide a high-performance method for analyzing the origin of plants, in particular plants produced by a process for producing haploid plants (which then give doubled haploid plants) and / or dihaploids, by gynogenesis. induced by irradiated pollen, this process being of the type referred to in the above objectives, and making it possible to determine whether the plants contain genetic material of the male parent.
- Another object of the invention is to provide a high-performance method for identifying plants, in particular plants produced by a process for producing haploid plants (which then give doubled haploid plants) and / or dihaploids, by pollen-induced gynogenesis. irradiated, this method being of the type referred to in the above objectives and making it possible to determine whether the plants are homozygous or heterozygous.
- HD and DH being homozygous or essentially homozygous, this method being of the type belonging to the technique of gynogenesis induced by irradiated pollen, characterized in that it comprises: a step of irradiation of the reproductive material of the male parent at a dose between 160 and 190 Gamma Ray, preferably between 165 and 185 Gamma Ray (Gy),
- H, or DH, or H and DH, haploid plants by use of a molecular marker, or a step of irradiation of the reproductive parent plant material of the male parent at a dose of between 160 and 190 Gamma Ray, preferably between 165 and 185 Gamma Ray (Gy) and a step of selecting haploid plants H, or DH, or H and
- the method according to the present invention opens a new way of obtaining plants (lato sensu) haploid H, doubled haploid HD and / or DH doubling.
- This new approach brings improvements in terms of: broadening the spectrum of plants concerned by this technique of gynogenesis with irradiation of male gametophytes (pollen); reduction of the multifactorial variability peculiar to this technique until then; analysis of the ploidy state of the plants produced; - identification of the origin of the plants obtained; reduction of time as well as space of culture necessary for the creation and the varietal selection.
- This process has also proven quite suitable for zucchini plants.
- the invention is directed to a process for producing H, haploid doubled HD and / or DH doubled haploid plants, the HD and DH being homozygous or substantially homozygous by irradiation-induced gynogenesis of the reproductive material of the male parent, characterized in that it comprises a preliminary step of determining the appropriate irradiation dose (s) to increase the yields for obtaining said plants as a function of given multiple factors and chosen from preferably from the plant species, the genotypes of the male parent and the female parent, the climatic and physiological conditions, the time of harvest of the fruits, the level of growth of the embryos collected for their cultivation.
- s irradiation dose
- the invention also relates to a process for the production of haploid plants H, haploid doubled HD and / or DH DH, HD and DH being homozygous or substantially homozygous, by gynogenesis induced by irradiated pollen, characterized in that it comprises the use of a molecular marker to identify plants free from genetic material of the male parent whose pollen has been irradiated or which have an insufficient quantity to cause, in the progeny of said plants, a disjunction of a phenotypic and / or genotypic character as well as to determine their state of homozygosity.
- the invention relates to a molecular marker that can be used in the process according to the invention, this marker being, for example, selected from microsatellite markers (SSR), defined by the pairs of nucleotide sequence primer SEQ ID No. 1 to 16, preferably SEQ ID NO: 3 to 14.
- SSR microsatellite markers
- the invention relates to haploid embryos H, HD and / or DH of plants, as intermediate products of the process according to the invention.
- the invention relates to the progeny of the plants obtained by the process according to the invention.
- the invention relates to the seeds of the plants obtained by the process according to the invention.
- genotype we mean the whole of the genetic material carried by an individual and which constitutes his hereditary heritage. A genotype does or does not correspond to a phenotypic trait, whether recessive or dominant.
- phenotype refers to the set of apparent morphological or functional characteristics of an individual, which correspond both to the expressed part of the genotype and to phenomena determined by the external environment.
- Plant means a plant at any stage of development whatsoever, including: embryo, or any other seedling stage or adult plant.
- male or male parent is a plant used as a pollen donor in a cross.
- female plant or female parent is meant a plant used as a pollen recipient, or egg donor in a cross.
- Male reproductive material means the male flower or any part comprising male haploid gamete cells, namely stamen, male gametophytes or pollen grains.
- pollen means the male reproductive material used.
- Female reproductive material means the female flower or any part comprising female haploid gametic cells, ovaries, ova, female gametophytes (embryo sac) or female reproductive cells (oospheres).
- autogamous means a plant whose mode of reproduction is autogamy and whose seeds are derived from the fertilization of the two gametes from the same individual.
- - Pollination is the intake of a grain of pollen from the stamen (male organ) on the female organs. Pollination gives rise to fertilization or even pseudo-fertilization when the maize material used is irradiated.
- pseudo-fertilization we mean the induced formation of an embryo without prior fusion of a male and female gamete.
- the technique of pollen irradiation-induced gynogenesis allows the formation of an embryo by pseudo-fertilization.
- Pseudo-fertilization can also be a partial fertilization when DNA fragments of the male gamete merge with the female gamete.
- self-fertilization we mean the pollination of an individual by his own pollen, the resulting individuals being said to be self-fertilized.
- hybrid plant we mean a plant resulting from the cross between two genetically different parents.
- hybrid F1 a plant of the first generation of a cross between two genetically distinct homozygous parents, for example two distinct varieties, we can speak of hybrid F1.
- heterosis or hybrid vigor we mean the phenomenon according to which a F1 hybrid is significantly superior to the best of its parents in terms of one or more characters, particularly with regard to vigor.
- chromosomal stock is meant the number of chromosomes contained in the nucleus of the cell, or the amount of DNA.
- allele is meant according to the present invention the various versions of a given DNA sequence located at a given locus (location on a chromosome) chromosome.
- homozygote we mean a cell or an individual that has two identical alleles of the same gene on a specific locus of the same pair of chromosomes, and this for the characteristic provided by this gene.
- essentially homozygous is meant the plants according to the invention, since the identity of the two alleles is verified for example for at least 80%, preferably 85%, especially 90% and more particularly 95%, alleles tested. or since after self-fertilization there is no segregation of characters in the offspring.
- essentially homozygous plants are considered as homozygous plants.
- diploids is meant a qualifier applicable to cells or plants or plant parts comprising such cells, which have, in their nucleus, a batch of similar two-to-two chromosomes said homologous. Diploid cells are usually the result of the fertilization of two haploid gametes.
- haploids we mean a qualifier applicable to cells or plants or parts of plants comprising such cells, the chromosomes contained in their nucleus are each in one copy (n).
- - Chimeras means a qualifier for cells or plants or parts of plants comprising such cells, which comprise an additional DNA fragment from irradiated pollen or one of whose chromosomes has been recombined with the irradiated pollen DNA.
- These cells can be haploid H, DH haploid (when there is doubly spontaneous chromosome stock) or varied ploidy.
- a plant is a varied ploidy chimera (including chromosomes or supernumerary chromosome fragments), it is heterozygous for some alleles
- doubled haploid is meant a qualifier applicable to cells or plants or parts of plants comprising such cells, whose chromosomal stock has been artificially propagated, mostly by chemical treatment and mainly by the colchicine.
- DH - Dihaploids
- Hybrid female parent means a hybrid plant used as pollen receiving plant in a cross.
- Zucchini means a plant of the genus Cucurbita. Zucchini is actually a set of cultivars of the species Cucurbita pepo and the subspecies Cucurbita pepo ssp. pepo.
- Dose means the radiation dose absorbed by the target, namely in particular the reproductive plant material of the male parent.
- Molecular marker means a specific fragment of a DNA sequence that can be identified within the genome of an individual and that can be used in particular to locate a gene of interest, to verify whether an individual has inherited a gene feature parent or differentiate two individuals. It may or may not be a coding sequence. The marker may be dominant, co-dominant.
- the detection of the molecular marker, or its non-detection makes it possible to select the individuals presenting the gene of interest or the particular characteristic, or on the contrary, not to select the individuals that do not have the gene of interest or the particular characteristic .
- the molecular markers make it possible to quickly test the plants or seedlings under development and to retain those which possess the desired characteristics.
- AFLP amplification fragment length polymorphisms
- SCAR characterization of amplification products
- SSR microsatellites, simple sequence repeats
- RFLP polymorphisms length of restriction fragments
- microsatellite marker or microsatellite or SSR sequence is meant a DNA sequence formed by a continuous repetition of units composed of 1 to 4 nucleotides. These microsatellite sequences are present on the whole genome, most frequently at the level of the introns of the genes but also at the level of exons.
- the microsatellite polymorphism can be used as a genetic marker to identify an individual or a population, for example plants.
- the stable and homogeneous transmission of selected traits is an essential prerequisite. Also, it is essential to know reliably the genotype and phenotype of the plants produced.
- stable parental lines are required.
- the plants are generally self-fertilized repeatedly, the plants not having the desired characteristics being eliminated at each generation. New techniques have allowed the development of plants from gametes (n) alone. Thus, androgenesis and gynogenesis have been developed. The use of gynogenesis with irradiated pollen is known to generate plants.
- this technique has certain limits and mainly the cases of pseudo-fertilization by pollen, even when it has been fragmented by radiation, preferably X or gamma rays. Indeed, it is possible that the pollen is not sufficiently degraded and that a DNA fragment of the irradiated pollen "pseudo-fertile" the female gametophyte whereas in this technique, it must simply induce the development of a haploid embryo without modifying the genome. This embryo, and therefore the plant derived from this embryo, should ideally not contain a genome of the male parent that has been used to pollinate the reproductive material of the female parent.
- the offspring produced by irradiated pollen-induced gynogenesis can be of different natures, including: haploid plants (with n chromosomes), doubled haploid plants (with 2n identical n + n chromosomes), chimeras containing n chromosomes of the female parent and fragmented pieces of DNA of the male parent recombined or not with the DNA of the female parent , either in haploid form, or having a varied ploidy, or being dihaploid, having undergone a spontaneous doubling of their chromosomal stock, diploid plants resulting from a fertilization of diploid plants having the same genome as the parent plant (2n).
- the method of gynogenesis induced with irradiation of the pollen comprises the following successive steps: a) Implement reproductive material of the male parent, preferably a flower, b) Irradiate said parent plant reproductive material at a dose of between 160 and 190 gamma ray, preferably between 165 and 185 gamma ray (Gy) and most preferably between 170 and 180 gy, c) pollinating the reproductive plant material of the female parent with said reproductive plant material of the irradiated male parent, d) Harvesting the fruits from which the embryos are harvested, e) Extracting the seeds from the said fruits, f) Extracting the embryos from the seeds, g) Cultivating the embryos on an appropriate medium up to obtaining a plant, preferably a seedling.
- the irradiation step of the male reproductive material may be repeated several times, preferably two or three times, so that the genetic material is well degraded.
- the irradiation dose of the most preferred male reproductive material is around 175 Gy.
- the method further comprises, after step g) described above, a step h) of selecting the haploid plants H and / or DH by cytometry of flow, or by use of molecular marker (s), or by flow cytometry and use of molecular marker (s).
- This step h) of selection of haploid plants H and / or DH comprises:
- step h) of selection the order of the use of the specific molecular markers contained in the genetic material of the male parent and those contained in the genetic material of the female parent does not matter. I and II are not necessarily carried out in a precise order and may be concomitant (I and II at the same time) or successive (I then II or II and then I). In addition, the selection step h) can be repeated several times. This can be interesting when using several specific molecular markers, to make successive selections increasingly fine with fewer and fewer individuals to test. Finally, when step h) consists of selecting haploid plants H and / or DH by flow cytometry and use of molecular marker (s), flow cytometry may precede the use of molecular marker (s). (s), the use of molecular marker (s) may precede flow cytometry, and the use of molecular marker (s) may be concomitant with flow cytometry.
- the parent plants are chosen from the genus Cucurbita, family cucurbitaceae, preferably from the species Cucurbita pepo, and more preferably still, from the subspecies Cucurbita pepo ssp. pepo.
- hybrid plants and hybrid plants F1 are used as the female plant.
- gametes of a hybrid plant or hybrid plant F1 chromosome flats homologous chromosomes in the first division allow genetic recombination and thus give a large genetic variability gametes products.
- the haploid plants H, (giving the doubled haploids HD) and the DH doubling plants derived from these gametes and obtained by the method according to the present invention, are genetically different from each other, thus giving the breeder greater choice.
- the male and female plant material is chosen according to the desired characteristics.
- the male reproductive plant material harvested and used mainly consists of flowers of a selected male plant but may also be stamens or gametophytes or directly male gametes or pollen grains.
- the flowers for example are advantageously harvested on the male mother plant at the time of anthesis.
- One or two male flowers being generally used for the fertilization of each female flower.
- the male plants selected according to the invention can be for example those whose genotypes are in the group comprising: JIB, JEDIDA, ESKEND ARENI. These male plants are particularly interesting because they are good polinizers, namely they emit good amounts of pollen.
- the time of harvest of the male parent's reproductive plant material, preferably flowers, may be important. This moment is chosen according to the development of the plant whose flowers come from the season ... Thus, it is better to harvest them during anthesis and to fertilize the female flowers before their opening.
- the irradiation stage b) of the male parent's reproductive plant material ie male gametophytes, such as pollen, is important in the success of the H plant production process (giving HD doubled haploids). and / or DH plants.
- the rays used are preferably gamma rays, but X-rays can also be used.
- the irradiation is carried out using known and appropriate means such as gamma rays for example for a period of time sufficient for the reproductive material of the male parent to receive the prescribed dose on closed jars, preferably containing ten to five. twelve male flowers per jar.
- the irradiation time is preferably between 20 minutes and one and a half hours.
- the selected conditions of irradiation make it possible to obtain very satisfactory results, namely after pollination with the male reproductive plant material, a sufficient production of fruits, which contain a sufficient number of embryos which lead to plants. most of which possess the desired characteristics. Indeed, the majority of embryos and therefore plants produced by the method according to the invention are H and / or DH, haploids giving doubled haploids.
- step c) of the process according to the invention it may be advantageous to germinate a few irradiated pollen grains in a suitable medium, for example in a medium called MP 15 (15% sucrose solution). , 100 mg / LH 3 BO 3 and 700 mg / L CaCl 2 , 2H 2 O), in order to verify that the irradiated pollen is still able to germinate. After a given germination time, for example from 15 to 60 min, the pollen grains are then observed with a magnifying glass in order to estimate the percentages of seed grains and broken grains.
- a suitable medium for example in a medium called MP 15 (15% sucrose solution).
- the reproductive material of the female parent used will have a genotype chosen according to the plant to be created.
- the female plants retained according to the invention can be for example those whose genotypes are in the genotype group comprising VNOO1, VG06, VN002, Odessa, VG 14, Tosca and VE 547 can also be used.
- Step c) of the process according to the invention essentially consists of the pollination of the reproductive material of the female parent with the reproductive material of the male parent.
- Pollination of the reproductive plant material of the female parent can be done in a variety of ways.
- the preferred techniques will be pollination by the "flower-in-flower” technique where the entire surface of the stigmas (end of the pistils) is covered with the reproductive material of the male parent but also the pollination with the brush.
- a flower or reproductive material of the female parent is “fertilized” by a flower or reproductive material of the male parent.
- brush a brush is used to transport the pollen grains from the male parent's reproductive material to one or more flowers or reproductive material of the female parent.
- the days following pollination the fruit formation (fruit set) is observed and flowers not forming fruit are eliminated.
- the length of time after which the fruits are harvested depends on the family, genus and species concerned.
- the fruits whose maturity is suitable for the extraction of embryos are harvested.
- the morphology of the fruit and its appearance makes it possible to evaluate the opportune moment to pick the fruit.
- the fruits are harvested then preferably washed with water possibly with a detergent (eg Marseille soap), rinsed, dried and possibly cleaned again with alcohol.
- a detergent eg Marseille soap
- Step e) The fruits are then opened to extract the seeds, preferably in sterile conditions, for example under laminar flow.
- the seeds are then opened to extract the embryos.
- the extracted embryos are cultured on a suitable medium, of the type described in the following examples, with S2P medium being preferred (see Table 8).
- Embryos for example, are grown in the dark, one to two nights, at 20-25 ° C, and then they are placed in bright light for about 10 hours to 20 hours, eg about 16 hours at the same temperature.
- Embryos can be harvested at various stages of embryonic development and certain stages can influence the yield of the process according to the invention. Indeed, the embryos can be harvested at the embryonic stage globular, heart, torpedo or cotylédonnaire.
- the embryos can be transplanted regularly, preferably every other day or so, to the same medium or to a different culture medium adapted to their stage of development, in particular as soon as the young leaves and small roots appear.
- the seedlings are well developed, they are advantageously transplanted to another suitable culture medium, the composition of which is eg that given in the examples which follow (see Tables 8 and 9).
- a step of selection of the H and / or DH haploid plants produced according to the method is carried out: h 1) by flow cytometry and / or h 2) using a molecular marker.
- This selection h1 and / or h2 is advantageously carried out when the plant resulting from gynogenesis has some leaves, a sample of the plant, preferably of leaf, being taken and analyzed following this selection step h) of the process.
- These selections hl) and / or 1x2) which can be implemented, simultaneously or not, in any order, or even intermittently, allow in particular to determine the ploidy level of the plants produced.
- haploid H plants having n chromosomes
- HD doubled haploids
- flow cytometry makes it possible to make a reliable distinction between 2n plants and n plants, but it is not possible by this technique to differentiate DH doubling plants (identical 2n). , homozygotes) and diploid 2n heterozygous plants resulting from a lack of gametic reduction or fertilization by the pollen grain. During this selection, plants 2 n and plants n will be preserved.
- the 2n plants will be further analyzed with molecular markers (step h2 below) to make a finer selection on homozygous or essentially homozygous 2n dihaploid plants and heterozygous diploid 2n plants.
- haploid plants (chimerical or not) will be conserved for analysis also using molecular markers and then to obtain doubled haploids homozygous or essentially homozygous after doubling the chromosomal stock.
- Selection h2) by the use of a molecular marker offers, in turn, this possibility of discrimination between the different types of plants 2n exposed above. This saves time, space and cost very important. In addition, this selection method also offers a greater analytical finesse since it also makes it possible to determine whether the haploid H or DH doubling plants contain or not the genome of the male parent, and this in a reliable and fast manner. Thus, the method of selection by the use of a molecular marker makes it possible to determine the state of homozygosity of the plant in question but also its level of ploidy.
- the selection h2) by the use of a molecular marker is preferably a step h2) for selecting plants H and / or DH comprising:
- a specific molecular marker of the given allele (s) contained in the genetic material of the irradiated male parent to select from the plants obtained at the end of step g) plants which are free of genetic material of the irradiated male parent or which have an insufficient quantity to cause in the offspring of said selected plants, a disjunction of a phenotypic and / or genotypic character;
- a specific molecular marker of the given allele (s) contained in the genetic material of the hybrid female parent this marker (s) making it possible to determine the homozygous / heterozygous state, optionally the level of ploidy, plants to be selected, that is to say the plants obtained at the end of step g), this marker (s) being used to select the homozygous plants or essentially homozygous, in particular the DH plants, being clearly specified that at least one marker used for each analysis may be a single marker, in a single analysis, in particular in the context of a codominant marker making it possible to immediately discriminate between several forms allelic of the same genetic marker.
- a specific molecular marker of at least two alleles is used.
- This molecular marker specific for allele (s) of the genetic material of the irradiated male parent and / or one, preferably two, given alleles contained in the genetic material of the hybrid female parent is preferentially a SSR microsatellite marker.
- SSR microsatellite marker serves, on the one hand, to identify the plants which have a part of male genetic material in their genome and, on the other hand, to differentiate the plants homozygotes of heterozygous plants.
- the more molecular markers are used the more the level of homozygosity is defined. It is possible that at a given locus, the plant appears homozygous with the molecular markers used but is not homozygous (or essentially homozygous) on all of its genes.
- molecular markers preferably at least 3, especially 5 and more particularly 6 to reliably select DH plants.
- the said markers are selected according to the genomes of the parents used in gynogenesis. These molecular markers make it possible to differentiate between the homozygous H and / or DH doubling haploid plants that are derived from female gametes and the diploid (2n) heterozygous plants resulting from a gametic non-reduction, resulting from fertilization, or recombinant partial fertilization with irradiated pollen.
- the markers are advantageously chosen so as to identify different alleles between the female plants giving the female gametes and the male plants giving the pollen which is irradiated.
- a plant resulting from partial fertilization has the alleles from the two parent plants (male and female) whereas a haploid H or DH diploid only has alleles from the female mother plant. Plants resulting from gynogenesis induced by irradiated pollen and having in their genome alleles of the male parent thus testifying to "fertilization" are therefore discarded.
- a particular case concerns haploid chimeras since the latter have alleles from the female and male plants, but each allele is present in only one copy.
- This molecular marker (s) can also be used to sort and discard diploid plants derived from unreduced gametes and identical to the parent plant, because they are heterozygous for given and determined alleles of the material.
- female used mother plant
- the molecular marker (s) is (are) chosen so as to identify alleles that are in the heterozygous state in female plants and therefore also in plants derived from unresolved gametes but which are found either in the homozygous state for doubled haploid plants or in a single copy in haploid plants.
- To schematize if the female plant carries alleles A and B, all regenerated plants bearing the combination of AB alleles are considered to be from an unreduced gamete. Again, only plants with only the A allele or plants with only the B allele are selected.
- the microsatellite or SSR markers are used to determine, in the plants obtained and tested, both the presence of the genome of the male parent and the homozygous / heterozygous state. They can also be used to determine the ploidy level of the plants obtained and tested.
- the molecular marker (s) used (s) for the implementation of the method according to the invention is (are) a marker (s) ( s) microsatellite (s).
- a marker (s) ( s) microsatellite (s) is defined by a given nucleotide sequence of a given size, amplified by PCR through a specific pair of primers (a sense primer and an antisense primer).
- the molecular marker (s) that can be used in the present invention are the following eight markers CMAGN73, CMBR153, CMBR22, CMMP73, CUCNITRA, FAD2, PATL1, TJ3.
- each of these markers is defined by a pair of nucleotide primers of given sequences (see SEQ ID No. 1 to 16 below). It is obvious that for this step h), it is conceivable to use molecular markers (microsatellites or not) other than these eight markers mentioned above.
- the markers defined by the primer pairs SEQ ID No. 3 and SEQ ID No. 4 will be used; SEQ ID No. 5 and SEQ ID No. 6; SEQ ID NO: 7 and SEQ ID NO: 8; SEQ ID NO: 9 and SEQ ID NO: 0 ; SEQ ID N 0: 11 and SEQ ID No. 12 and / or SEQ ID NO: 13 and SEQ ID NO: 14.
- sequences SEQ ID No. 1 to 16 are particularly interesting for the implementation of the method according to the invention.
- the invention also targets a molecular marker that can be used in the method according to the invention, of the microsatellite (SSR) type, and advantageously chosen from the group of microsatellite markers defined by the pairs of primers. of attached nucleotide sequences
- the invention preferably relates to a molecular marker that can be used in the process according to the invention, of the microsatellite type, and advantageously chosen from the microsatellite group defined by the pairs of nucleotide sequence primer attachments
- SEQ ID N 0 3 to 14 To increase the reliability of the selection, it is preferable to use a combination of two molecular markers according to the invention, namely preferably microsatellite markers. Even more preferably according to the invention, use is made of a combination of three microsatellite molecular markers, particularly of four microsatellite molecular markers, and most preferably a combination of five microsatellite markers is chosen. It can obviously be used more than five molecular markers if necessary. For these combinations of microsatellite markers used, the sequences of the primer pairs defining the marker (s) are chosen from the sequences SEQ ID Nos. 1 to 16, preferably SEQ ID Nos. 3 to 14.
- microsatellite markers of SEQ ID No. 1 to 16 that can be used are in particular those of the family Cucurbitaceae, preferably of the genus Cucurbita and more preferably of the species cucurbita pepo.
- the microsatellite molecular marker (s) (SSR) of the zucchini according to the invention is (are) chosen according to the genotypes of plants for gynogenesis induced by irradiated pollen.
- This microsatellite molecular marker is (are) defined by its nucleotide sequence, which will be detected by chain reaction amplification (PCR) using primers. specific whose sequences SEQ ID 1 to 16 are detailed below in the examples. These primers may be cloned polynucleotide fragments or chemically synthesized oligonucleotides. The markers of sequences SEQ ID Nos. 3 to 14 will preferably be used.
- Step i) ⁇ humomorphic depression .
- the plants selected and / or obtained at the end of step h are the haploid plants H, and DH dihaploids.
- H plants give doubled DH plants when the doubling of the chromosomal stock is spontaneous or doubled haploid HD when the doubling of the chromosomal stock is done by chemical or physical treatment, preferably using colchicine.
- the method according to the invention therefore preferably comprises a step i) of doubling the chromosomal stock of haploid plants H, the step of doubling the stock of chromosomes being preferably carried out using colchicine.
- HD plants already 2n have been grown in greenhouses while the haploid plants H are preferably "colchicinated” in vitro then transplanted onto appropriate medium, then rooted and taken out of the earth under glass.
- This technique of doubling the chromosome stock using colchicine advantageously comprises the following successive steps: 1- Isolate the main apex of the plant as well as the axillary buds if they exist,
- the present invention extends beyond the production of H, HD and DH plants by gynogenesis induced by irradiated pollen. It proposes a new method of optimizing this production of plants.
- This method overcomes the problem of multifactorial variability and generalizes gynogenesis with pollen irradiation to many plant species.
- This method is based on a preliminary step of determining the appropriate dose (s) of irradiation (s) to increase the yields of plants, taking into account multiple factors such as the plant species, male and female parent genotypes, climatic and physiological conditions, timing of fruit harvesting, level of growth of embryos collected for culture.
- This preliminary step essentially consists in implementing, for each irradiation dose tested, a step h ') of selecting the plants H and / or DH, h') being similar to h) as defined above, to establish then the yields in corresponding plants and ultimately determine the dose or doses with the best yields.
- other results such as: the percentage of fruits obtained, the percentage of seeds obtained, the percentage of embryos and plants H, HD and DH, can also be apprehended in this preliminary step for one dose. given irradiation.
- the present invention relates to a process for producing haploid H, haploid doubled HD and / or DH doubled haploid plants, the HD and DH being homozygous or substantially homozygous, by gynogenesis with irradiation of the male parent reproductive material, characterized in that it comprises a preliminary step of determining the appropriate dose (s) of irradiation (s) to increase the yields of said plants according to given multiple factors and preferably chosen from the plant species, the genotypes of the parent male and female parent, climatic conditions and physiological, the time of fruit harvest, the level of growth of embryos collected for cultivation; the level of development of the embryos placed in culture, this preliminary stage consisting in: i) testing, for a given factor, different doses of irradiation on the reproductive material of the male parent, ii) to be used, for each dose of irradiation tested, a step h ') for selecting plants H and / or DH, said step h' comprising:
- a molecular marker specific for an allele preferably two specific alleles specific to the genetic material of the hybrid female parent used in gynogenesis, this marker making it possible to determine the homozygous / heterozygous state, possibly the level of ploidy, plants to be selected, that is to say plants obtained at the end of gynogenesis, this marker being used to select homozygous or essentially homozygous plants, in particular DH plants; (iii) to count, for each irradiation dose tested, haploid H plants, or
- step h comprises the use of markers and the order of use of the specific molecular marker (s) of the allele (s) of the male genetic material and that (those) specific (s) of allele (s) of the female material does not matter.
- I and II are not necessarily carried out in a precise order and may be concomitant (I and II together) or successive (I then II or II and I).
- the invention also relates to the plants H and DH themselves produced by the method as defined above, knowing that the term "plant” encompasses here, all stages of development: embryos, seedling, adult plant.
- this relates to the haploid embryos H and dihaploid DH obtained, as intermediates, by the method according to the invention as defined above and the plants regenerated from said embryos.
- the invention also relates to the HD plants and seedlings obtained by the process as defined above with the colchicination step i).
- the invention also relates to the offspring as well as the seeds and seeds derived from the plants obtained by the process as defined above.
- the present application also relates to the progeny of the plants obtained by the method as defined above, said progeny being obtained by crossing said plants (HD or DH) between them or by crossing between a plant HD or DH obtained by the method as defined above and a plant derived from a line or resulting from repeated self-fertilization.
- the invention also relates to the plant seeds obtained by the process as defined above or from the embryos as defined above, as well as from plants derived from the offspring as defined above.
- the experiments are carried out in a greenhouse whose night temperature is 15 ° C. and 25 ° C. day.
- the plants are conducted in a soil bag (2 plants per bag for females and 3 plants per bag for males), trellised and irrigated drip.
- the greenhouse is shaded, ventilated and the regulation of pests is done by integrated biological protection.
- the plant biological material used is as follows: Female plants: 2 genotypes.
- VN001 66 Plants
- VG06 66 plants Male plants: 1 genotype
- JIB 90 plants The plants are labeled with a number and the name of their genotype.
- Stage a The day before the irradiation (or ionization), all the male and female plants are controlled and only the flowers that will be used for the pollination are preserved. The number of male flowers at the correct stage (the tip of the corolla begins to turn yellow) is counted to know approximately the number of pollinations that will be made for each dose of irradiation. The same is true for the female flowers at the right stage (the tip of the corolla begins to turn yellow). Witnesses are prepared:
- the male flowers are collected very early in the morning (5:30 to 6:00).
- the pollen is germinated in a drop of 45 ⁇ L of medium at 15% sucrose, 100 mg / L of H 3 BO 3 and 700 mg / L of CaCl 2 , 2H 2 O.
- the drops are deposited on an EPOXY slide and left for 45 minutes in a petri dish whose atmosphere is saturated with water, at 26 ° C.
- the reproductive material of the male parent is used for pollination.
- a female flower or reproductive material of the female parent is fertilized by a male flower or reproductive material of the male parent.
- Step d) The fruits will be harvested 4 to 5 weeks after pollination and labeled according to their genotype, treatment of male flowers or type of control.
- the fruits are harvested, preferably in the morning.
- Step e Each fruit is washed with water and Marseille soap, rinsed and dried.
- the seeds are recovered with a spoon, freed from the flesh with a pincer and a scalpel and counted.
- the seeds are stirred all night.
- the round jar Under laminar flow, the round jar is emptied into a sterile high jar through a sterile funnel and then rinsed with sterile water.
- the seeds are opened one by one under the binocular magnifying glass using a pliers and a scalpel.
- the instruments are sterilized regularly to avoid any risk of contamination.
- the embryo is deposited on a SIC culture medium, the composition of which is detailed in Tables 8 and 9 below, in Petri dishes 60x15, 4 embryos per box of
- the embryos are cultured on the culture medium by the PPM (plant preservative mixture) marketed by Kalys®.
- Petri dishes are monitored regularly. Embryos are transplanted if there is contamination by a bacterium or a fungus.
- Embryos are transplanted every 15 days in petri dishes on fresh medium until they are sufficiently developed. As soon as the young leaves and small roots appear, the embryos are transferred to medium in S3P tubes (see composition in Tables 8 and 9).
- Step h1) A sample of each plant is taken and the ploidy level is analyzed by flow cytometry according to the protocols developed by de Laat et al. in Theo. Appl. Genet, 1984, 67: 463-467 and in Plant Breeding, 1987, 99: 303-307. Plants with indeterminate, abnormal ploidy are discarded and plants with n chromosomes are distinguished from plants with 2n chromosomes.
- the SSR marker (s) is (are) chosen from among the SSRs defined by the primer pairs of sequences SEQ ID No. 1 to SEQ ID No. 16 below.
- the marker FAD2 is defined by the pairs of primers SEQ ID No. 11 and SEQ ID No. 12.
- the PCR reaction is carried out in a reaction volume of 5 .mu.l consisting of half of 5 .mu.l of diluted DNA, 0.85.
- PCR reaction consists of several amplification cycles described as follows: 1 step of 5 minutes at 94 ° C., 10 cycles at 94 ° C. for 15 seconds then 57 degrees for 15 seconds and finally 72 ° C. for 30 seconds, then 30 cycles at 94 ° C. for 15 seconds then 52 degrees for 15 seconds and finally 72 0 C for 30 seconds, a final elongation performed at 72 0 C for 7 minutes.
- SSR microsatellite molecular markers
- CMAGN73 marker defined by the following pair of nucleotide sequence primers:
- CMBR1 marker 53 defined by the following pair of nucleotide sequence primers:
- CMBR22 marker defined by the following pair of nucleotide sequence primers:
- CCAAAACGACCAAATGTTCC 3 ' (SEQ ID NO: 5) is the forward primer and 3' ATACAGACACGCCTTCCACC 5 '(SEQ ID NO: 6) or the antisense primer.
- CMMP73 marker defined by the following pair of nucleotide sequence primers:
- Marker CUCNITRA defined by the pair of the following nucleotide sequence primers: 5 'CAAACCATAACTTCCAAGG 3' (SEQ ID NO: 9) is the forward primer and 3 'GGAGATCGACGAATTTGA 5' (SEQ ID N 0 10) or the primer anti -meaning.
- Marker FAD2 defined by the following pair of nucleotide sequence primers: 5 'CACGAGCAGAGAGATAATAAA 3' (SEO ID N 0 1 1) is the meaning primer and
- PATL1 marker defined by the following pair of nucleotide sequence primer pairs: 5 'TACTCCGCCCTCTCTCTC 3' (SEQ ID NO : 13), that is, the sense primer and
- Marker TJ3 defined by the following pair of nucleotide sequence primer pairs: 5 'TGGGCCTACGCTACAAACTT 3' (SEQ ID NO : 15), that is, the sense primer and
- the plant is fertilized between the male plant material and the female plant material or if it has not undergone gametic reduction, it is removed after analysis with SSR molecular markers but if it is a dihaploid plant, it is preserved.
- Step i) Doubling the chromosomal stock (colchicine treatment): 1- Isolate the main apex and the axillary buds if there are any (cuttings),
- VN001 Fruit number VN001 to
- the table shows that the 200 Gy dose used for pollen irradiation is too high to obtain, with the VG06 and VNOO1 genotypes, developing embryos.
- the dose of 175 Gy is better adapted because it allows to produce not only more fruits with the two female genotypes tested (VG06 and VNOO1) but also more embryos developing (24 for VG06 and 4 for VNOOl).
- VN001 hybrid plants used as a female in the gynogenesis method of plant production with maternal parent reproductive irradiation have a 171 base pair allele for the FAD2 marker whereas the JIB plants used as a male plant have a 169 allele. base pairs for that same marker.
- the allele of the CMAGN73 marker is 128 base pairs for VN001, while it is 132 for JIB and the Cucnitra marker allele is 160 base pairs for VNOO1, whereas it is 165 for JIB.
- Table 3 shows the molecular analysis of plants derived from VN001 according to the method of the present invention and indicates, for each plant tested, the presence or absence of genetic material of the male parent.
- This table 3 shows that the FAD2, CMAGN73 and CUCNITRA markers make it possible to identify the plants having the male genome.
- FAD2 the primers (SEQ ID NO : 1 and 12 defined above) specific for the molecular marker FAD2
- the analysis of this PCR reveals for the plants 1, 3 and 4 the presence of the allele of 169 pairs of specific bases of JIB male reproductive material. Plants 1, 3 and 4 therefore have a male genome in their genome.
- VN001 hybrid plants used as a female in the male parent reproductive material gynogenesis method of irradiation have a 130 base pair allele and a 138 base pair allele for the TJ3 marker.
- the alleles of the CMBRl 53 marker are 166 and 182 base pairs for VN001, and those of PLAT1 are 195 and 204 base pairs.
- Table 4 shows the molecular analysis of the plants derived from VNOO1 according to the method of the present invention and indicates, for each plant tested, the presence of one or more alleles of each marker.
- Hybrid VG06 plants used as a female in the plant production process by gynogenesis with maternal parent reproductive irradiation have a 171 base pair allele for the FAD2 marker whereas the JIB plants used as a male plant have a 169 allele. base pairs for that same marker.
- the 1 * allele of the Cucnitra marker is 160 for VN001, while it is 165 for JIB and the CMAGN73 marker allele is 128 base pairs for VG06, while it is 132 for JIB.
- Table 5 shows the molecular analysis of plants derived from VG06 according to the method of the present invention and indicates, for each plant tested, the presence or absence of genetic material of the male parent.
- Hybrid VG06 plants used as a female in the maternal parent reproductive material gynogenesis method of irradiation have a 130 base pair allele and a 138 base pair allele for the TJ3 marker.
- the alleles of the CMBR1 marker 53 are 166 and 182 base pairs for VG06, and those of PLAT1 are 195 and 204 base pairs.
- Table 6 shows the molecular analysis of plants derived from VG06 according to the method of the present invention and indicates, for each plant tested, the presence of one or more alleles of each marker.
- Table 6 shows that with markers TJ3, CMBR1 53 and PALT1, only plants 4 and 6 are homozygous, the other plants appearing heterozygous with these molecular markers.
- compositions of Table 9 - Medium TZ4 without sucrose or agar:
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- Micro element CP in mg -1
- Macro element MS in mg. L ⁇ ⁇
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