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haploid (DH) population developed from a   symptoms  we used RNA sequencing analysis   To reveal molecular networks underlying the
          cross between RL6071 (susceptible) x KU168­2   to profile the virome and transcriptome of   masking efect  we combined RNA sequenc­
          (resistant)  Phenotyping the DH population   grapevine leaves collected at two diferent   ing (NovaSeq 6000 System  Illumina) and
          with Pgt races TTKSK and TPMKC showed   times during the growing season (early August   proteomic (TMT­based technolog y) studies on
          resistance to these races was conferred by   and late September)  For cultivars such as   B. napus 02­22­2­1 (Rlm3 carrier) seedlings at
          a single R gene  The R gene was genetically   Vidal  a total of 7047 genes were identified as   3­ 7­ and 11­days post inoculation (dpi) and
          mapped to a region of chromosome arm 6AL   diferentially expressed genes (DEGs) from   Goeland (Rlm9 carrier) seedlings at 3 and 7 dpi
          known to be associated with Sr13 Till now       August to September  of which 2465 were   with L. maculans isolates carr ying avrLm4-7­
          four resistance haplotypes R1­R4 have been   upregulated and 4582 were downregulated    AvrLm3-AvrLm9 and AvrLm4-7-AvrLm3-AvrLm9
          reported for the Sr13 region  A phenotypic   Further analysis revealed that many of these   respectively  Hundreds to thousands of genes
          analysis was conducted using six diferentia­  DEGs are involved in RNA­silencing pathway      were identified concurrently or specifically in
          ting Pgt races TTKSK  QFCSC  QTHJF  RCRSF      For example  endoribonucleases dicer homo­  these typical and masked interactions  in addi­
          TMRTF  and TPMKC on carriers of the four Sr13     log 1 and 2 were significantly overexpressed    tion to a number of diferentially expressed
          resistance haplotypes  KU168­2  RL6071  and   All asymptomatic grapevine plants showed   proteins  The further downstream analysis in
          selected R and S class DH lines which revealed   viral­like symptoms in late September The   this multi­omics study will be instrumental
          that KU168­2 is functionally unique  A genetic   virome also showed a shif in terms of diversity   to pinpoint key players in the 'game of hide
          characteriZation with the Sr13 linked KASP and   and abundance  and the titer of the economi­  and seek' for this pathosystem and possibly
          STARP markers indicated no amplification for   cally important viruses decreased from August   illuminating similar interactions in other
          the KU168­2 line  suggesting it carriers a new   to September  except in one case    pathosystems
          gene or a ne w allele of Sr13  To resolve this  we
          are planning to sequence the Sr13 region in   26.   A deep dive into the game of hide and   27. Using molecular biology and omics to 
          KU168­2  With more efectiveness as compa­  seek in the Brassica napus-Leptosphaeria   manage clubroot of canola
          red to Sr13 known haplotypes and hexaploid   maculans pathosystem: combined tran­  L  GALINDO­GONZALEZ  Q  ZHOU H  TSO  H
          origin  SrKu168-2 will be a good candidate for   scriptome and proteome analysis   ASKARIAN  V MANOLII  T  LOCKE  S  F HWANG
          use in breeding programs            S  HUANG  F LIU  Z  ZOU  W G  D  FERNANDO   AND S  E  STRELKOV    Department of Agricultur­
                                              AND G  PENG  Department of Plant Science,   al, Food and Nutritional Science, University of
          25.   Temporal dynamics of the virome   University of Manitoba, 66 Dafoe Road, Win­  Alberta, Edmonton, AB T6G 2P5, Canada; (T.L.)
          composition and transcriptional response   nipeg, MB R3T 2N2, Canada; (G.P.) Agriculture   Department of Biological Sciences, University of
          of three grapevine cultivars        and Agri-Food Canada, Saskatoon Research   Alberta, Edmonton, AB T6G 2E9, Canada.
          M  L  FALL  V  J  JAVRAN  P  LEMOYNE  G  S   and Development Centre, Saskatoon, SK S7N
          MARTINS  D  XU AND A  POURSALAVATI  (M.L.F.,   0X2, Canada.             Clubroot  caused by Plasmodiophora brassi­
          V.J.J., P.L., G.S.M., D.X., A.P.)   Saint-Jean-sur-                     cae  is one of the most important diseases of
          Richelieu Research and Development Centre,   Blackleg  caused primarily by the hemib­  canola (Brassica napus) in Canada  Disease
          Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, 430 Gouin   iotrophic fungus Leptosphaeria maculans     management relies heavily on planting
          Boulevard, Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC J3B   (DesmaZ ) Ces  & De Not   is one of the most   clubroot resistant (CR) cultivars  but in recent
          3E6, Canada; (G.S.M) Centre SÈVE, Département   economically important diseases in many   years  new resistance­breaking pathotypes
          de biologie, Université de Sherbrooke, 2500 De   canola/oilseed rape (Brassica napus L )   of P. brassicae have emerged  While eforts
          L’Université Boulevard, Sherbrooke, QC J1K 2R1,   growing regions in the world that ofen causes   to develop new CR varieties using traditional
          Canada.                             significant yield losses  Genetic resistance has   breeding are under way omics and molecular
                                              been proven efective in mitigating blackleg   biology technologies can help to search for
          Grapevine can be afected simultaneously by   infection at diferent growth stages (seedling   novel sources of resistance  improve un­
          several pathogens  with a complex inter­  and adult plant)  Seedling resistance generally   derstanding of host­pathogen interactions
          action that has largely been understudied    follows the gene­for­gene theor y with the   and facilitate diagnosis  We performed two
          Among these pathogens  viruses represent a   exception that the recognition of avirulence   transcriptomic studies with two cultivar resis­
          widespread class of pathogens that interact   genes AvrLm3 and AvrLm9 by the respective   tance­breaking pathotypes (3A and 5X) on B.
          diferentially with grapevine cultivars  In a   resistance genes Rlm3 and Rlm9 is masked   napus hosts presenting contrasting resistance/
          recent study  we revealed a diverse virome (all   by the presence of AvrLm4-7 known as the   susceptibility  The interaction with pathotype
          the viruses and viroids) of a leafroll­infected   'game of hide and seek'  Recent evidence   5X showed a clear salicylic acid (SA)­mediated
          interspecific hybrid grapevine cultivar and   has shown that there is no direct interaction   immunity response  especially in the resistant
          compared it to the virome of V. vinifera cultivar      between AvrLm4-7 and AvrLm3 or AvrLm9      genotype  Inoculation with pathotype 3A
          However  co­occurrence analysis revealed that   or between Rlm9 and AvrLm9 or AvrLm4-7      showed that SA and ethylene were important
          the presence of grapevine leafroll­associated   suggesting AvrLm4-7 may conform to the   as part of the defense mechanism of the re­
          virus species was randomly associated with   guard or decoy models and interact with   sistant cultivar  As expected  susceptible hosts
          the development of virus ­like symptoms  To   unknown targets in the host that represses the   showed features of early cell growth modifi­
          understand what drives the expression of   recognition of AvrLm3-Rlm3 and AvrLm9-Rlm9      cation  The P. brassicae reads from each inter­




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