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<p>Sweet potato (<i>Ipomoea batatas</i> (L.) Lam.) is a vital global crop, with breeding focused on both high starch and high yield. Hybrid populations are crucial for genetic improvement, but research on sweet potato hybrid F<sub>1</sub> populations remains limited. To explore the genetic laws of important traits in hybrid progenies, this study investigates the genetic diversity and efficient selection methods of the hybrid F<sub>1</sub> population from crossing between Yushu No.12 (high starch content) and Luoxushu No.9 (high yield) using phenotypic detection and SSR markers. Coefficients of variation, genetic distances, and similarity coefficients results showed that the F<sub>1</sub> population has rich genetic diversity. The parents and F<sub>1</sub> progenies could be clustered into 4 and 6 categories based on phenotypic detection and SSR markers, respectively. The results of transgressive inheritance analysis and cluster analysis showed that the hybrid F<sub>1</sub> population of sweet potato was closer to the female parent and might exhibit matroclinous inheritance. Based on the principal component analysis (PCA) results, a comprehensive scoring model was developed to select superior progeny. Correlation analysis revealed a strong link (<i>r</i> = 0.6420) between the hardness and starch content of storage root, suggesting hardness could be used for rapid screening high-starch materials. Mantel test showed SSR markers as more reliable for evaluating genetic diversity than phenotypic analysis. These findings uncover the genetic diversity information of sweet potato F<sub>1</sub> generation, and provide strategies for the rapid and accurate selection of hybrid progenies, and lay theoretical foundation for deciphering the genetic mechanisms of important traits in sweet potato.</p>

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Genetic diversity evaluation and selection methods of sweet potato hybrid F1 population based on SSR markers and phenotypic detection

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    2025年3月14日

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  • Jingwen Wu,
  • Yuxuan Li,
  • Weiran Zhong,
  • Xiyue Ran,
  • Genmin Lyu,
  • Ruijiang Chen,
  • Zihan Zhao,
  • Daobin Tang,
  • Jichun Wang,
  • Huixiang Lu,
  • Kai Zhang

摘要

Sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas (L.) Lam.) is a vital global crop, with breeding focused on both high starch and high yield. Hybrid populations are crucial for genetic improvement, but research on sweet potato hybrid F1 populations remains limited. To explore the genetic laws of important traits in hybrid progenies, this study investigates the genetic diversity and efficient selection methods of the hybrid F1 population from crossing between Yushu No.12 (high starch content) and Luoxushu No.9 (high yield) using phenotypic detection and SSR markers. Coefficients of variation, genetic distances, and similarity coefficients results showed that the F1 population has rich genetic diversity. The parents and F1 progenies could be clustered into 4 and 6 categories based on phenotypic detection and SSR markers, respectively. The results of transgressive inheritance analysis and cluster analysis showed that the hybrid F1 population of sweet potato was closer to the female parent and might exhibit matroclinous inheritance. Based on the principal component analysis (PCA) results, a comprehensive scoring model was developed to select superior progeny. Correlation analysis revealed a strong link (r = 0.6420) between the hardness and starch content of storage root, suggesting hardness could be used for rapid screening high-starch materials. Mantel test showed SSR markers as more reliable for evaluating genetic diversity than phenotypic analysis. These findings uncover the genetic diversity information of sweet potato F1 generation, and provide strategies for the rapid and accurate selection of hybrid progenies, and lay theoretical foundation for deciphering the genetic mechanisms of important traits in sweet potato.