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Gamete fertility and ovule number variation in selfed reciprocal F1 hybrid triploid plants are heritable and display epigenetic parent-of-origin effects

(2013) NEW PHYTOLOGIST. 198(1). p.71-81
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Polyploidy and hybridization play major roles in plant evolution and reproduction. To investigate the reproductive effects of polyploidy and hybridization in Arabidopsis thaliana, we analyzed fertility of reciprocal pairs of F1 hybrid triploids, generated by reciprocally crossing 89 diploid accessions to a tetraploid Ler-0 line. All F1 hybrid triploid genotypes exhibited dramatically reduced ovule fertility, while variation in ovule number per silique was observed across different F1 triploid genotypes. These two reproductive traits were negatively correlated suggesting a trade-off between increased ovule number and ovule fertility. Furthermore, the ovule fertility of the F1 hybrid triploids displayed both hybrid dysgenesis and hybrid advantage (heterosis) effects. Strikingly, both reproductive traits (ovule fertility, ovule number) displayed epigenetic parent-of-origin effects between genetically identical reciprocal F1 hybrid triploid pairs. In some F1 triploid genotypes, the maternal genome excess F1 hybrid triploid was more fertile, whilst for other accessions the paternal genome excess F1 hybrid triploid was more fertile. Male gametogenesis was not significantly disrupted in F1 triploids. Fertility variation in the F1 triploid A.thaliana is mainly the result of disrupted ovule development. Overall, we demonstrate that in F1 triploid plants both ovule fertility and ovule number are subject to parent-of-origin effects that are genome dosage-dependent.
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polyploidy, reproduction, parent-of-origin effect, ovule, natural variation, F1 hybrid, epigenetic, GENETIC-VARIATION, CHROMOSOME BEHAVIOR, ARABIDOPSIS-THALIANA, triploid, GENOME EVOLUTION, SEED SIZE, POLYPLOIDY, DOSAGE, ALLOPOLYPLOIDS, CONSEQUENCES, GAMETOPHYTE

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Duszynska, Dorota, et al. “Gamete Fertility and Ovule Number Variation in Selfed Reciprocal F1 Hybrid Triploid Plants Are Heritable and Display Epigenetic Parent-of-Origin Effects.” NEW PHYTOLOGIST, vol. 198, no. 1, 2013, pp. 71–81, doi:10.1111/nph.12147.
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Duszynska, D., McKeown, P. C., Juenger, T. E., Pietraszewska-Bogie, A., Geelen, D., & Spillane, C. (2013). Gamete fertility and ovule number variation in selfed reciprocal F1 hybrid triploid plants are heritable and display epigenetic parent-of-origin effects. NEW PHYTOLOGIST, 198(1), 71–81. https://doi.org/10.1111/nph.12147
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Duszynska, Dorota, Peter C McKeown, Thomas E Juenger, Anna Pietraszewska-Bogie, Danny Geelen, and Charles Spillane. 2013. “Gamete Fertility and Ovule Number Variation in Selfed Reciprocal F1 Hybrid Triploid Plants Are Heritable and Display Epigenetic Parent-of-Origin Effects.” NEW PHYTOLOGIST 198 (1): 71–81. https://doi.org/10.1111/nph.12147.
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Duszynska, Dorota, Peter C McKeown, Thomas E Juenger, Anna Pietraszewska-Bogie, Danny Geelen, and Charles Spillane. 2013. “Gamete Fertility and Ovule Number Variation in Selfed Reciprocal F1 Hybrid Triploid Plants Are Heritable and Display Epigenetic Parent-of-Origin Effects.” NEW PHYTOLOGIST 198 (1): 71–81. doi:10.1111/nph.12147.
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Duszynska D, McKeown PC, Juenger TE, Pietraszewska-Bogie A, Geelen D, Spillane C. Gamete fertility and ovule number variation in selfed reciprocal F1 hybrid triploid plants are heritable and display epigenetic parent-of-origin effects. NEW PHYTOLOGIST. 2013;198(1):71–81.
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D. Duszynska, P. C. McKeown, T. E. Juenger, A. Pietraszewska-Bogie, D. Geelen, and C. Spillane, “Gamete fertility and ovule number variation in selfed reciprocal F1 hybrid triploid plants are heritable and display epigenetic parent-of-origin effects,” NEW PHYTOLOGIST, vol. 198, no. 1, pp. 71–81, 2013.
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  abstract     = {{Polyploidy and hybridization play major roles in plant evolution and reproduction. To investigate the reproductive effects of polyploidy and hybridization in Arabidopsis thaliana, we analyzed fertility of reciprocal pairs of F1 hybrid triploids, generated by reciprocally crossing 89 diploid accessions to a tetraploid Ler-0 line. All F1 hybrid triploid genotypes exhibited dramatically reduced ovule fertility, while variation in ovule number per silique was observed across different F1 triploid genotypes. These two reproductive traits were negatively correlated suggesting a trade-off between increased ovule number and ovule fertility. Furthermore, the ovule fertility of the F1 hybrid triploids displayed both hybrid dysgenesis and hybrid advantage (heterosis) effects. Strikingly, both reproductive traits (ovule fertility, ovule number) displayed epigenetic parent-of-origin effects between genetically identical reciprocal F1 hybrid triploid pairs. In some F1 triploid genotypes, the maternal genome excess F1 hybrid triploid was more fertile, whilst for other accessions the paternal genome excess F1 hybrid triploid was more fertile. Male gametogenesis was not significantly disrupted in F1 triploids. Fertility variation in the F1 triploid A.thaliana is mainly the result of disrupted ovule development. Overall, we demonstrate that in F1 triploid plants both ovule fertility and ovule number are subject to parent-of-origin effects that are genome dosage-dependent.}},
  author       = {{Duszynska, Dorota and McKeown, Peter C and Juenger, Thomas E and Pietraszewska-Bogie, Anna and Geelen, Danny and Spillane, Charles}},
  issn         = {{0028-646X}},
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  language     = {{eng}},
  number       = {{1}},
  pages        = {{71--81}},
  title        = {{Gamete fertility and ovule number variation in selfed reciprocal F1 hybrid triploid plants are heritable and display epigenetic parent-of-origin effects}},
  url          = {{http://doi.org/10.1111/nph.12147}},
  volume       = {{198}},
  year         = {{2013}},
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