Isozyme locus Pgm-1 is tightly linked to a gene (Vf) for scab resistance in apple
1994
Manganaris, A.G. | Alston, F.H. | Weeden, N.F. | Aldwinckle, H.S. | Gustafson, H.L. | Brown, S.K.
Pgm-1, the gene responsible for variation in the most anodal isozyme of phosphoglucomutase in apple (Malus spp.), is shown to lie approximately 8 centiMorgans from the gene Vf, which confers apple-scab resistance. The proximity of the marker and the ease by which allozymic forms can be resolved suggest that Pgm-1 will be useful for following the inheritance of scab resistance conferred by Vf.
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