Comparison of three QTL detection models on biochemical, sensory, and yield characters in Coffea canephora

Coffea canephora is subject to enormous competitive challenges from other crops, especially for farmer sustainability and consumer requirements. Coffee breeding programs have to focus on specific traits linked to these two key targets, such as quality character, largely depending on the bean’s bioch...

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Published inTree genetics & genomes Vol. 10; no. 6; pp. 1541 - 1553
Main Authors Mérot-L’Anthoëne, Virginie, Mangin, Brigitte, Lefebvre-Pautigny, Florent, Jasson, Sylvain, Rigoreau, Michel, Husson, Jwanro, Lambot, Charles, Crouzillat, Dominique
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Berlin/Heidelberg Springer-Verlag 01.12.2014
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Springer Nature B.V
Springer Verlag
Subjects
Agricultural commodities
alleles
Beans
Biochemical composition
Biomedical and Life Sciences
Biotechnology
Caffeine
chemical composition
Coffea
Coffea canephora
Coffee
Computer Science
crops
crossing
farmers
Forestry
Gene mapping
Genetic diversity
Genomes
genotype
hybrids
Life Sciences
Mathematics
microsatellite repeats
Original Paper
parents
Plant Breeding/Biotechnology
Plant Genetics and Genomics
Quantitative genetics
quantitative trait loci
Tree Biology
variance
Uganda
Bean biochemical composition
Yield
QTL detection models
Coffea canephora
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ISSN1614-2942
1614-2950
1614-2950
DOI10.1007/s11295-014-0778-1

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Abstract Coffea canephora is subject to enormous competitive challenges from other crops, especially for farmer sustainability and consumer requirements. Coffee breeding programs have to focus on specific traits linked to these two key targets, such as quality character, largely depending on the bean’s biochemical composition and field yield. Two segregating populations A and B, from crosses between a hybrid (Congolese × Guinean) FRT58 parental clone and a Congolese FRT51 genotype and between two Congolese parents FRT67 and FRT51, respectively, were used to characterize the quantitative trait loci (QTL) involved in agronomic and biochemical traits. A consensus genetic map was established using 249 SSRs covering 1,201 cM. Three QTL detection models per population with MapQTL (model I) and MCQTL (model II) followed by a connected population approach with MCQTL (model III) were compared based on their efficiency, precision for QTL detection, and their genetic effect assessment (additive, dominance, and parental-favorable allele). The analysis detected a total of 143 QTLs, 60 of which were shared between the three models; 28 found with two models; and two, 13, and 40 specific from models I, II, and III, respectively. The last model III based on connected populations is much more efficient in detecting QTLs with low variance explained and led to the genetic characterization of favorable allele. Thanks to this comparison of three QTL detection models on our quantitative genetic study, we will give a new insight for coffee breeding programs dedicated to managing complex agronomic or qualitative traits.
AbstractList Coffea canephora is subject to enormous competitive challenges from other crops, especially for farmer sustainability and consumer requirements. Coffee breeding programs have to focus on specific traits linked to these two key targets, such as quality character, largely depending on the bean's biochemical composition and field yield. Two segregating populations A and B, from crosses between a hybrid (Congolese×Guinean) FRT58 parental clone and a Congolese FRT51 genotype and between two Congolese parents FRT67 and FRT51, respectively, were used to characterize the quantitative trait loci (QTL) involved in agronomic and biochemical traits. A consensus genetic map was established using 249 SSRs covering 1,201 cM. Three QTL detection models per population with MapQTL (model I) and MCQTL (model II) followed by a connected population approach with MCQTL (model III) were compared based on their efficiency, precision for QTL detection, and their genetic effect assessment (additive, dominance, and parental-favorable allele). The analysis detected a total of 143 QTLs, 60 of which were shared between the three models; 28 found with two models; and two, 13, and 40 specific from models I, II, and III, respectively. The last model III based on connected populations is much more efficient in detecting QTLs with low variance explained and led to the genetic characterization of favorable allele. Thanks to this comparison of three QTL detection models on our quantitative genetic study, we will give a new insight for coffee breeding programs dedicated to managing complex agronomic or qualitative traits.[PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
Coffea canephora is subject to enormous competitive challenges from other crops, especially for farmer sustainability and consumer requirements. Coffee breeding programs have to focus on specific traits linked to these two key targets, such as quality character, largely depending on the bean's biochemical composition and field yield. Two segregating populations A and B, from crosses between a hybrid (Congolese x Guinean) FRT58 parental clone and a Congolese FRT51 genotype and between two Congolese parents FRT67 and FRT51, respectively, were used to characterize the quantitative trait loci (QTL) involved in agronomic and biochemical traits. A consensus genetic map was established using 249 SSRs covering 1,201 cM. Three QTL detection models per population with MapQTL (model I) and MCQTL (model II) followed by a connected population approach with MCQTL (model III) were compared based on their efficiency, precision for QTL detection, and their genetic effect assessment (additive, dominance, and parental-favorable allele). The analysis detected a total of 143 QTLs, 60 of which were shared between the three models; 28 found with two models; and two, 13, and 40 specific from models I, II, and III, respectively. The last model III based on connected populations is much more efficient in detecting QTLs with low variance explained and led to the genetic characterization of favorable allele. Thanks to this comparison of three QTL detection models on our quantitative genetic study, we will give a new insight for coffee breeding programs dedicated to managing complex agronomic or qualitative traits.
Coffea canephora is subject to enormous competitive challenges from other crops, especially for farmer sustainability and consumer requirements. Coffee breeding programs have to focus on specific traits linked to these two key targets, such as quality character, largely depending on the bean’s biochemical composition and field yield. Two segregating populations A and B, from crosses between a hybrid (Congolese × Guinean) FRT58 parental clone and a Congolese FRT51 genotype and between two Congolese parents FRT67 and FRT51, respectively, were used to characterize the quantitative trait loci (QTL) involved in agronomic and biochemical traits. A consensus genetic map was established using 249 SSRs covering 1,201 cM. Three QTL detection models per population with MapQTL (model I) and MCQTL (model II) followed by a connected population approach with MCQTL (model III) were compared based on their efficiency, precision for QTL detection, and their genetic effect assessment (additive, dominance, and parental-favorable allele). The analysis detected a total of 143 QTLs, 60 of which were shared between the three models; 28 found with two models; and two, 13, and 40 specific from models I, II, and III, respectively. The last model III based on connected populations is much more efficient in detecting QTLs with low variance explained and led to the genetic characterization of favorable allele. Thanks to this comparison of three QTL detection models on our quantitative genetic study, we will give a new insight for coffee breeding programs dedicated to managing complex agronomic or qualitative traits.
Coffea canephora is subject to enormous competitive challenges from other crops, especially for farmer sustainability and consumer requirements. Coffee breeding programs have to focus on specific traits linked to these two key targets, such as quality character, largely depending on the bean's biochemical composition and field yield. Two segregating populations A and B, from crosses between a hybrid (CongoleseGuinean) FRT58 parental clone and a Congolese FRT51 genotype and between two Congolese parents FRT67 and FRT51, respectively, were used to characterize the quantitative trait loci (QTL) involved in agronomic and biochemical traits. A consensus genetic map was established using 249 SSRs covering 1,201 cM. Three QTL detection models per population with MapQTL (model I) and MCQTL (model II) followed by a connected population approach with MCQTL (model III) were compared based on their efficiency, precision for QTL detection, and their genetic effect assessment (additive, dominance, and parental-favorable allele). The analysis detected a total of 143 QTLs, 60 of which were shared between the three models; 28 found with two models; and two, 13, and 40 specific from models I, II, and III, respectively. The last model III based on connected populations is much more efficient in detecting QTLs with low variance explained and led to the genetic characterization of favorable allele. Thanks to this comparison of three QTL detection models on our quantitative genetic study, we will give a new insight for coffee breeding programs dedicated to managing complex agronomic or qualitative traits.
Coffea canephora is subject to enormous competitive challenges from other crops, especially for farmer sustainability and consumer requirements. Coffee breeding programs have to focus on specific traits linked to these two key targets, such as quality character, largely depending on the bean’s biochemical composition and field yield. Two segregating populations A and B, from crosses between a hybrid (Congolese × Guinean) FRT58 parental clone and a Congolese FRT51 genotype and between two Congolese parents FRT67 and FRT51, respectively, were used to characterize the quantitative trait loci (QTL) involved in agronomic and biochemical traits. A consensus genetic map was established using 249 SSRs covering 1,201 cM. Three QTL detection models per population with MapQTL (model I) and MCQTL (model II) followed by a connected population approach with MCQTL (model III) were compared based on their efficiency, precision for QTL detection, and their genetic effect assessment (additive, dominance, and parental-favorable allele). The analysis detected a total of 143 QTLs, 60 of which were shared between the three models; 28 found with two models; and two, 13, and 40 specific from models I, II, and III, respectively. The last model III based on connected populations is much more efficient in detecting QTLs with low variance explained and led to the genetic characterization of favorable allele. Thanks to this comparison of three QTL detection models on our quantitative genetic study, we will give a new insight for coffee breeding programs dedicated to managing complex agronomic or qualitative traits.
Coffea canephora is subject to enormous competitive challenges from other crops, especially for farmer sustainability and consumer requirements. Coffee breeding programs have to focus on specific traits linked to these two key targets, such as quality character, largely depending on the bean’s biochemical composition and field yield. Two segregating populations A and B, from crosses between a hybrid (Congolese × Guinean) FRT58 parental clone and a Congolese FRT51 genotype and between two Congolese parents FRT67 and FRT51, respectively, were used to characterize the quantitative trait loci (QTL) involved in agronomic and biochemical traits. A consensus genetic map was established using 249 SSRs covering 1,201 cM. Three QTL detection models per population with MapQTL (model I) and MCQTL (model II) followed by a connected population approach with MCQTL (model III) were compared based on their efficiency, precision for QTL detection, and their genetic effect assessment (additive, dominance, and parental-favorable allele). The analysis detected a total of 143 QTLs, 60 of which were shared between the three models; 28 found with two models; and two, 13, and 40 specific from models I, II, and III, respectively. The last model III based on connected populations is much more efficient in detecting QTLs with low variance explained and led to the genetic characterization of favorable allele. Thanks to this comparison of three QTL detection models on our quantitative genetic study, we will give a new insight for coffee breeding programs dedicated to managing complex agronomic or qualitative traits.
Author Crouzillat, Dominique
Mangin, Brigitte
Mérot-L’Anthoëne, Virginie
Jasson, Sylvain
Lefebvre-Pautigny, Florent
Lambot, Charles
Rigoreau, Michel
Husson, Jwanro
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PublicationTitle Tree genetics & genomes
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