Figures & data
Table 1. Fifteen wild-type isolates and five tebuconazole-resistant mutants of Villosiclava virens used in this study.
Fig. 1 (Colour online) Symptoms of rice false smut caused by Villosiclava virens. (a) typical symptoms observed on rice panicles in the greenhouse. (b) close-up of galls.
![Fig. 1 (Colour online) Symptoms of rice false smut caused by Villosiclava virens. (a) typical symptoms observed on rice panicles in the greenhouse. (b) close-up of galls.](/cms/asset/4de6a19c-7b5a-4824-a135-53154cfbe783/tcjp_a_1356873_f0001_oc.jpg)
Table 2. Primers used in this study.
Fig. 2 (Colour online) Sequence alignment of the polymorphic cyp51 coding region from tebuconazole-sensitive isolates and resistant mutants of V. virens.
![Fig. 2 (Colour online) Sequence alignment of the polymorphic cyp51 coding region from tebuconazole-sensitive isolates and resistant mutants of V. virens.](/cms/asset/eba3e548-ab28-4457-b39d-80ecbdcc051b/tcjp_a_1356873_f0002_oc.jpg)
Fig. 3 Sensitivity test of allele-specific PCR for detection of T409C mutation in tebuconazole-resistant mutant F10-338D of V. virens. Lanes 1–7, genomic DNA templates of F10-338D at concentrations of 600, 60, 6, 0.6, 0.06, 0.006 and 0.0006 ng µL−1, respectively. M, 2-kb DNA ladder (Takara Bio).
![Fig. 3 Sensitivity test of allele-specific PCR for detection of T409C mutation in tebuconazole-resistant mutant F10-338D of V. virens. Lanes 1–7, genomic DNA templates of F10-338D at concentrations of 600, 60, 6, 0.6, 0.06, 0.006 and 0.0006 ng µL−1, respectively. M, 2-kb DNA ladder (Takara Bio).](/cms/asset/6299104c-9792-4821-b587-65e2ac19ec30/tcjp_a_1356873_f0003_b.gif)
Fig. 4 Allele-specific PCR amplification products from genomic DNA extracted from eight tebuconazole-sensitive isolates and five tebuconazole-resistant mutants of V. virens. M, 2-kb DNA ladder (Takara Bio); lane 1, negative control; lanes 2–9, isolates F10-338, JY13107, JY1601, NH13018, NH13047, SX13023, SH13002 and SH13003; Lanes 10–14, isolates F10-338B, F10-338C, F10-338D, JY13107C and JY13107D.
![Fig. 4 Allele-specific PCR amplification products from genomic DNA extracted from eight tebuconazole-sensitive isolates and five tebuconazole-resistant mutants of V. virens. M, 2-kb DNA ladder (Takara Bio); lane 1, negative control; lanes 2–9, isolates F10-338, JY13107, JY1601, NH13018, NH13047, SX13023, SH13002 and SH13003; Lanes 10–14, isolates F10-338B, F10-338C, F10-338D, JY13107C and JY13107D.](/cms/asset/eee1c694-2b8c-41ab-b3d3-9ea7440a914a/tcjp_a_1356873_f0004_b.gif)
Fig. 5 Allele-specific PCR amplification products from genomic DNA extracted from false smut balls. M, 2-kb DNA ladder (Takara Bio); lane 1, negative control; lanes 2–6, false smut balls derived from tebuconazole-resistant mutants; lanes 7–18, false smut balls derived from tebuconazole-sensitive isolates.
![Fig. 5 Allele-specific PCR amplification products from genomic DNA extracted from false smut balls. M, 2-kb DNA ladder (Takara Bio); lane 1, negative control; lanes 2–6, false smut balls derived from tebuconazole-resistant mutants; lanes 7–18, false smut balls derived from tebuconazole-sensitive isolates.](/cms/asset/59bcfca6-5f2c-4e97-866d-c1a314b8e8b5/tcjp_a_1356873_f0005_b.gif)