Genomic selection in American chestnut backcross populations

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Genomic selection in American chestnut backcross populations Jared Westbrook The American Chestnut Foundation TACF Annual Meeting Fall 2017 Portland, ME

Selection against blight susceptibility in seed orchards Artificially inoculate stems at age two with slightly pathogenic strain of C. parasitica

= Genes + Environment

Progress of selection in Meadowview seed orchards Clapper Graves N (%) trees planted N trees remaining 36,000 (100%) 25,000 (85%) 3297 2244 Steve Hoy (PA Chapter) helped with removal of 2600 BC3-F2s from Meadowview seed orchards in 2017

Progeny testing has begun on BC 3 F 2 trees that remain after initial culling Average canker severity Unselected BC 3 F 2 seed orchard Partially selected seed orchard Artificially inoculate & cull susceptible Open-pollination among BC 3 F 2 survivors Artificially inoculate BC 3 F 3 progeny from each selection candidate

Progeny testing is too slow to finish selection for blight resistance Meadowview breeding program Clapper Graves Number BC 3 F 2 trees remaining 3200 2200 N BC 3 F 2 parents progeny tested 2009-2017 300 300 N BC 3 F 2 to select 300 300 N trees remaining after selection based on canker size >> N trees progeny tested

Genomic selection alleviates the need to progeny test all trees that remain after phenotypic selection Variation in disease resistance in BC 3 F 2 populations DNA marker Gene involved in blight or PRR resistance

How genomic selection works Disease resistance predicted from the summed effects of DNA markers near disease resistance genes Chromosome Marker Gene involved in disease resistance

N of pairs of individuals How genomic selection works Full sibs expected to share 50% of genome A better weighted average Pedigrees weight sibs equally DNA markers trace variation around expected pedigree-relationships Genomics + pedigree weights sibs in proportion to true relatedness

How are DNA markers are generated Genotyping-by-sequencing Genomic DNA TAACGAACCTTGGATCGTCATTCGCATACTACTACGAAAATTGCATCATAAACCCGC Restriction digestion TAACGAA CCTTGGATCGTCATTCGCATACTACTACGAAAATTGCATCATAAA CCCGC DNA Sequencing CCTTGGATCGTCATTCGCATACTACTACGAAAATT GGAACCT Template strand Complementary strand Alignment to reference genome and SNP detection SNP SNP CCATCGAGCGTCCTT CCTTGGAGCGTCATT..TAACGAACCTTGGATCGTCATTCGCATACTACTACGAAAATTGCATC Individual A Individual B Reference genome

Development/validation of genomic prediction models for disease resistance 9/10 th of training population μ + Χβ = + Experimental design Canker size/root rot severity 1/10 th of training population -0.1 +0.5 +0.9 Estimated marker effects Genome-wide markers Repeat 10 x Accuracy = correlation N markers Σi = 1-0.1 +0.5 +0.9 Marker effects x Marker genotypes = Predicted pathogen resistance

Proof-of-concept Genomic prediction of canker severity ratings of BC 3 F 2 trees N individuals = 480 BC 3 F 2 N SNPs = 22,397 Degree of accounting for phenotypic Information from relatives and environmental effects

Proof-of-concept Genomic prediction of blight resistance of BC 3 F 3 progeny Weak strain Strong strain N individuals = 47 BC 3 F 2 N SNPs = 22,397 Response variable: BLUPs estimated from canker rating and canker lengths of 11 30 open pollinated progeny of each BC3-F2 mother

Proof-of-concept Genomic prediction of Phytophthora root rot resistance among BC 3 F 3 progeny N = 61 BC 3 F 2 s N = 50 BC 3 F 2 s N = 88 BC 3 F 2 s

Conclusions Genomic predictive abilities differ among disease severity traits Blight: Canker length more predictable than subjective canker severity rating Phytophthora: mortality and severity of root lesions more predictable than above ground wilting The genomic predictive abilities were encouragingly high despite the small training populations used to develop the prediction models

Ongoing genotyping for genomic selection in Meadowview seed orchards N BC 3 F 2 mothers progeny tested for blight resistance (2011-2019) N BC 3 F 2 mothers progeny tested for root rot resistance (2012 2017) N BC 3 F 2 to predict resistance from genotype alone Clapper Graves 273 294 102 217 1223 865 Jason Holliday Progeny testing will continue until genomic predictive abilities increase to 0.6 to 0.8

How blight resistant are BC 3 F 3 progeny expected to be after selection is complete in BC 3 F 2 seed orchards? Scale 100 = American chestnut mean 0 = Chinese chestnut mean Dashed line prediction of average canker severity of B3F3s after selection is complete in B3-F2 seed orchards

American chestnut BC 3 F 2 trees with improved blight resistance BC 3 F 2 tree American chestnut

Implementation of genomic selection in chapter seed orchards Small stem assays may be used to expedite progeny testing in chapters