The wheat-Elytrigia intermedia addition line Z1 was identified to be highly resistant to strain GPV of BYDV, and this strain exists only in China. The genomes of resistant lines and susceptible lines were analyzed by RAPD using 104 random primers. It was found that primer OPS16 can amplify a specific 1.7 Kb fragment from genome of Z1. When Z1, Zhong7902, Elytrigia intermedia and Zhong5 were amplified using primer OPS16, this specific 1.7 Kb fragment was also produced in Elytrigia intermedia, Zhong5 and Z1. When selfbred progenies of resistant and susceptible Z1 individuals were amplified using primer OPS16, this specific 1.7 Kb fragment was amplified in progenies of resistant individuals of Z1, but not in progenies of susceptible individuals.
Both bacterial cells of Xanthomonas oryzae pv.oryzae (JXOⅢ) and its toxin caused rapid necrosis reaction at infiltrated sites on tobacco leaf.The time needed to initiate the reaction is 0.5 h for toxin and 8 h for JXOⅢ after infiltration.Infiltration with low concentration of JXOⅢ (<107cfu/ml)caused chlorosis at inoculation site 48 h later. While,inoculation with low concentration of toxin (<25mg/ml)gave no macroscopic changes. Treatment with JXOⅢ and its toxin caused rapid cell death of tobacco leaf at 6 h and 0.5 h after inoculation respectively.Results of tobacco leaf discs' analysis shows that treatment with toxin rapidly increased membrane permeability. The enzyme activity levels of LOX,POX,CAT and SOD were greatly reduced compared with untreated control.While,treatment with JXOⅢ increased the levels of the above enzyme activities.Treatments with eucaryotic metabolic inhibitors,such as,cycloheximide,actinomycin D and lanthanum chloride prevented necrosis reaction on tobacco leaves by JXOⅢ, but not toxin.The results suggest that although JXOⅢ caused cell death by inducing active defense response of plant, its toxin caused cell death by direct to xicity on cell.