Development and Application of a Molecular Marker for Melon Flesh Color
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    Orange flesh is one of the most important trait in current melon breeding. According to the alignment between the nucleotide sequences of CmOr in orange versus green/white flesh fruit, we captured an insert/deletion mutation and developed an InDel marker named InDelOr1. 28 melon accessions were genotyped using this marker, and results showed that the polymorphism of InDelOr1 marker was cosegregated with the flesh color, allowing us to identify the homozygous orange flesh genotype, homozygous nonorange flesh genotype and heterozygous orange flesh genotype. Two F2 populations were constructed from the hybrid combinations between melon accessions with white flesh and orange flesh, which were then genotyped by IndelOr1 marker. The accuracy of genotyping results reached 97.4% and 95.3% respectively in two populations. The results showed that IndelOr1 marker had high accurate and the application promotion value, which could abundantly raise the efficiency of breeding and shorten the breeding cycle.

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YANG Xuhui, HUA Deping, FU Jinyu, ZHANG Qiaoling, XIE Meiting, LIU Li. Development and Application of a Molecular Marker for Melon Flesh Color[J]. Acta Botanica Boreali-Occidentalia Sinica,2018,38(4):654-660

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