Wheat differential cultivars ‘Nambukomugi’, ‘Fukuhokomugi’, and ‘Hokkai 240’ were used to identify the WYMV pathotype of our field nurseries. For genetic analysis, ‘OW104’, a WYMV-resistant wheat cultivar, and ‘Hokushin’, a susceptible cultivar, were used. A population of 221 F3 progenies was developed from a cross between ‘OW104’ and ‘Hokushin’. ‘Hokushin’ NILs were developed by backcrossing, with ‘OW104’ as the resistance donor and ‘Hokushin’ as the recurrent parent. BCnF1 NILs were evaluated for WYMV resistance in field experiments, and only resistant plants were backcrossed further.
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