Abstract: A sesame shattering resistance trait regulation gene Sihec3 and its application are provided. This gene is located on the third chromosome of sesame, is a recessive control gene, and fully explains the phenotypic variation of the shattering resistance trait. Genetic analysis of the shattering trait was conducted with F2 and F2:3 populations derived from a hybrid combination between a shattering resistance mutant M7 and normal shattering material. The research indicates that the seed shattering resistance trait in the tested population is a recessive trait controlled by a single gene. Based on the self-constructed sesame genome fine map and efficient gene mapping technology, the key gene Sihec3 and its allele SiHEC3 regulating the sesame shattering trait were cloned and compared. A corresponding gene marker named SSR1 for the sesame shattering resistance trait was dig. This invention provides a technical foundation for breeding new sesame varieties with shattering resistance trait.

Abstract: A gene SiPT1 regulating a sesame plant architecture trait and a detection primer pair thereof are provided. This gene is located on 10th chromosome of sesame, belongs to a dominant control gene, has 100% explanation ratio for a branching trait; the gene has a length of 1318 bp, contains 4 exons and 3 introns, and its base sequence is shown in SEQ ID No. 1. Based on analysis and research of this gene, a good technical foundation can be laid for an early identification and rapid screening of sesame plant architecture in new varieties breeding; it has important technical significance for accelerating to breed new sesame varieties suitable for mechanized operations; can also provide a certain genetic foundation for the development of molecular assisted breeding technology and screening and breeding of new sesame varieties with different plant architectures.

Abstract: A sesame shattering resistance trait regulation gene Sihec3 and its application are provided. This gene is located on the third chromosome of sesame, is a recessive control gene, and fully explains the phenotypic variation of the shattering resistance trait. Genetic analysis of the shattering trait was conducted with F2 and F2:3 populations derived from a hybrid combination between a shattering resistance mutant M7 and normal shattering material. The research indicates that the seed shattering resistance trait in the tested population is a recessive trait controlled by a single gene. Based on the self-constructed sesame genome fine map and efficient gene mapping technology, the key gene Sihec3 and its allele SiHEC3 regulating the sesame shattering trait were cloned and compared. A corresponding gene marker named SSR1 for the sesame shattering resistance trait was dig. This invention provides a technical foundation for breeding new sesame varieties with shattering resistance trait.