Homozygous recombinant lines developed from interspecific Lens hybrids
were used to map isozyme and morphological markers in lentil. F-3 fam
ilies from eight interspecific (L. culinaris x L. orientalis) lentil c
rosses were advanced to the F-6 by single seed descent to develop eigh
t sets of recombinant inbred lines. Each of the eight sets of lines wa
s as sayed for parental alleles at 2-8 isozyme and four morphological
trait loci. Single locus goodness of fit to the expected 1:1 ratio was
determined for each of the marker loci, and linkage relationships amo
ng the marker loci were determined. Six linkage groups were identified
, and included a total of 17 isozyme loci and four morphological trait
loci. We confirmed previously reported linkages among isozyme loci an
d morphological trait loci (Gs: Aat-p, Pi:Gal-1, Yc:Pgm-p, Aat-c:Me-2,
Aat-mb:Skdh, Fk:Pgd-p), and identified three additional linkage group
s (Gh:Gal-l, Gal-2:Aat-mb:Skdh, and Skdh:Aldo:Nag). The genetic map of
lentil was expanded and confirmed based on these linkages, and a data
base was generated that can be used to add additional markers to the g
ene map.