MUTANT INFORMATION
 

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Mutagen   Evidence --Reference1Reference2Reference3Reference4	Mutagen type   Spontaneous   Induced     Chemicals ---5-bromouracil (5-BU)2-aminopurine (2-AP)Ethyl methanesulfonate (EMS)Ethyleneimine (EI)Nitrosoguanidine (NG)Hyfroxylamine (HA)HydrazineBisulfite ionsNitrous acid (NA)ProflavinAcridine orangeICR-191Aflatoxin B1 (AFB1)Benzo(a) pyreneN-methyl-N-nitrosourea (MNU)     Physical/Radiation--- Ultraviolet(UV)X-raysg-rays Cosmic raysElectron (b-particle)Positron (positive b-particle)Proton (nucleus of common isotope of hydrogen)Deuteron (nucleus of heavy isotope of hydrogen)a (nucleus of helium)Neutron     Molecular biological methods--- BAL 31 (Digestion)Exonuclease III Linker-scanning mutagenesis Cassette mutagenesisMisincorporation mutagenesisSpiked Oligonucleotide PrimersAlanine-scanning mutagenesisConventional site-directed mutagenesisPCR site-directed mutagenesisRetrotransposon If others is the option please specify/comments
Germplasm   Evidence --Reference1Reference2Reference3Reference4	Accession No. (if any)          Ref. Germplasm Bank --IRRIUSDA-GRINJapan-MAFFKoreaChinaIndiaOthers Related wild type  Genus Species --Oryza sativa L.Oryza glaberrimaOryza rufipogon Griff.Oryza barthii A. Chev.Oryza breviligulate A. Chev.Oryza australeinsis DominOryza eichingeri A. PeterOryza punctata katschy ex Steud.Oryza officinalis Wall.Oryza minuta Persl.Oryza latifolia Desv.Oryza alta SwallenOryza grandiglumis Prod.Oryza ridleyi Hook.Oryza longiglumis Jansen.Oryza brachyantha A. Chev.Oryza meyeriana Baill.Oryza schlechteri Pilger Sub-species --Indica (Sheng)Japonica (Keng)Intermediate (Hybrids) If others is the option please specify/comments
Plant growth stage   Evidence --Reference1Reference2Reference3Reference4	--GerminationSeedlingTilleringStem elongationBootingHeadingMilk stageDough stageMature grainOther If others is the option please specify/comments
Agronomic trait   Evidence --Reference1Reference2Reference3Reference4
Yield	Yield  Grain yield Biomass yield   Yield components and related traits Panicle number  Grain number    Grain weight    Spilelets per panicle Seed set percentage    Leaf senescence--Late and slowIntermediateEarly and fast   Panicle threshability--DifficultModerately difficultIntermediateLooseEasy   Panicle exsertion--Well exsertedModerately well  exsertedJust exsertedPartly exsertedEnclosedTillering ability (Tiller number)--Very highGoodMediumLowVery lowPhenotypic acceptability--ExcellentGoodFairPoorUnacceptable Lodging incidence     If others is the option please specify/comments
Grain quality	Endosperm type--Non glutinousGlutinousIndeterminate  Chalkiness of endosperm--NoneSmallMediumLarge  Brown rice length--Extra longLongMediumShort  Brown rice shape--SlenderMediumBoldRound Brown rice protein   Scent (aroma)--NonscentedLightly scentedScentedAmylose content  Alkali digestion--LowIntermediateHigh  Gel consistency--SoftMediumHard   Gelatinization temperature--HighIntermediateLow  Grain elongation   Grain moisture    Grain shattering    Head rice    Milled rice Brown rice protein If others is the option please specify/comments
Biotic stress related traits	Animal damage related       1) Insect    Brown planthopper --Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible  Green leafhopper--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible  White-backed planthopper--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible  Rice delphacid--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible   Stem borers--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible  Leaf-folder--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible  Gall midge--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible  Caseworm--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible  Leaf-roller--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible   Rice whorl maggot--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible  Rice bug--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible  Thrips--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible  Zigzag leafhopper --Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible   Armyworm --Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible  Rice bug--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible  Cutworm--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible Rice whorl maggot --Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible  Sogatodes--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible    Rice hispa--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible  Rice skipper--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible  Stink bug--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible      2) Nematode    Ufra--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible     3) Rat     4) Bird If others is the option please specify/comments    Microbe damage related (Disease)       1) Bacterial disease      Bacterial blight--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible    Seedling blight--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible    Bacterial leaf streak--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible    Sheath blight--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible      2) Fungal disease     Bakanae disease --Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible    Leaf blast--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible    Panicle blast--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible    Grain discoloration--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible    Leaf scald--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible    Sheath rot--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible    Stem rot--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible    False smut--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible     Kernet smut--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible    Brown spot--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible    Narrow brown leaf spot--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible   Udbatta disease--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible      3) Mycoplasma-like organism      Yellow dwarf--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible      4) Viral disease      Black streak dwarf virus--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible    Rice grassy stunt 1 disease--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible    Rice grassy stunt 2 disease--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible    Rice hoja blanca--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible    Rice tungro disease--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible    Rice ragged stunt disease--Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible    Rice yellow mottle --Highly resistantModerately resistantResistantSusceptibleModerately susceptibleHighly susceptible If others is the option please specify/comments    Weed related    Broad leaved weed  Grass weed  Parasitic weed  Sedge weed If others is the option please specify/comments
Resistance to abiotic stress	Temperature stress related trait       Cold tolerance Heat tolerance    Water stress related trait       Flood related trait        Elongation ability Kneeing ability Submergence tolerance      Drought related trait        Drought recovery  Drought resistance Drought sensitivity    Chemical stress related trait       Soil stress related trait        Acid sensitivity (injury) Alkali sensitivity (injury) Aluminium toxicity sensitivity Iron toxicity sensitivity Phosphorous deficiency sensitivity        Saline sensitivity (injury) Zinc deficiency sensitivity     Herbicide sensitivity      Plant growth regulator sensitivity      Sensitivity to other chemicals If others is the option please specify/comments
Fertility/sterility	Male sterility trait      Male sterility type--CMSTGMSPGMSTPGMSGenetically engineeredNuclear typeOthers Abortion Pattern of male sterile line--Pollen freeAbortion at uninucleate stage of pollenAbortion at binucleate stage of pollenAbortion at trinucleate stage of pollenAbortion at later stage and  pollen looks like a fertile pollenOthersPollen sterility--Completely sterileHighly sterileSterilePartially sterilePartially fertile to fertileDegree of male sterility    Female sterility trait Self incompatible trait  Unfilled grain Spikelet fertility --Highly fertileFertilePartly sterileHighly sterile  Fertility restoration --Completely restorationInsignficantLess partiallyPartial restoration If others is the option please specify/comments
Heterosis	Extant of outcrossing--GoodIntermediateModeratePoorSignificant  Glume opening--ErectHorizontalIntermediateModeratePartially erect   Stigma exsertion in male sterile lines--Well exsertedModerately well  exsertedJust exsertedPartly exsertedEnclosed If others is the option please specify/comments
Maturity	Date to flower  Date to heading  Date to maturity  Photosensitivity If others is the option please specify/comments
Others	Height related trait  Plant height --SemidwarfIntermediateTall Seedling height    Vigor related trait  Seedling vigor --Extra vigorous VigorousNormalWeakVery weak Vegetative vigor --Extra vigorous VigorousNormalWeakVery weak If others is the option please specify/comments
Morphological trait   Evidence --Reference1Reference2Reference3Reference4
(a) Root morphology	Root length  Root weight   Root/shoot ratio   Root thickness   Root penetration index   Root branching profile  If others is the option please specify/comments
(b) Stem morphology	Culm length  Culm number  Culm angle--ErectIntermediateOpenSpreadingProcumbent Basal intenode diameter  Culm strength--StrongModerately strongIntermediateWeakVery weak  Culm internode color --GreenLight goldPurple linesPurple  Internode length  Stem thickness  Vascular tissue Culm internode colour    Nodal tillering  Nodal rooting If others is the option please specify/comments
(c) Leaf morphology	Leaf length    Leaf width--BroadNarrowVery narrow   Leaf blade pubescence--GlabrousIntermediatePubescent   Leaf blade color--Light greenGreenDark green)Purple tipsPurple marginsPurple blotch, purple mixed with greenPurple   Basal leaf sheath color--GreenPurple linesLight purplePurple    Leaf angle--ErectHorizontalDroopy   Flag leaf angle--ErectIntermediateHorizontalDescending   Ligule length   Ligule color--WhitePurple linesPurple   Ligule shape--Acute to acuminate2-cleftTruncate   Collar color--Light greenGreenPurple   Auricle color --Light greenPurple   Leaf thickness   Leaf structure    Secondary leaf sheath elongation If others is the option please specify/comments
(d) Panicle morphology	Number of panicles     Panicle length   Panicle type--CompactIntermediateOpen    Panicle weight   Panicle axis--StraightDroopy    Secondary branching of panicles--AbsentLightHeavyClustering   Awning--AbsentShort and partly awnedShort and fully awnedLong and partly awnedLong and fully awned   Awn color--AwnlessStrawGoldBrown, tawnyRedPurpleBlack   Apiculus color--WhiteStrawBrown, tawnyRedRed apexPurplePurple apex    Stigma color--WhiteLight greenYellowLight purplePurple   Lemma and palea color--StrawGold and gold furrows on straw backgroundBrown spots on strawB  rown furrows on strawBrown, tawnyRaddish to light purplePurple spots on strawPurple furrows on strawPurpleBlackWhite   Sterile lemma length--AbsentShortMediumLongExtra long, equal to or linger than the lemmaAsymmetrical    Lemma and Palea pubescence--GlabrousHairs on lemma keelHairs on upper portionShort hairsLong hairs, velvety   Sterile lemma color--Straw, yellowGoldRedPurple   Sterile lemma length--AbsentShortMediumLongExtra long, equal to or linger than the lemmaAsymmetrical   If others is the option please specify/comments
(e) Grain morphology	100-Grain weight   Grain length     Grain size  Grain thickness   Grain width   Seed coat color--WhiteLight brownSpeckled brownBrownRedVariable purplePurple If others is the option please specify/comments
Anatomical Features    Evidence --Reference1Reference2Reference3Reference4  (if any recorded)
Linkage map information   Evidence --Reference1Reference2Reference3Reference4	Chromosome  no. --123456789101112   Location on chromosome (cM)    Linked marker(s)    If others is the option please specify/comments
Sequence information   Evidence --Reference1Reference2Reference3Reference4	Allele Functional nucleotide polymorphism (FNP)  TAGS    If others is the option please specify/comments
Candidate gene and QTL information    Evidence --Reference1Reference2Reference3Reference4	Candidate gene accession number QTL information accession number
Comparative Map Information	Putative homologCrop--RiceMaizeSorghumBarleyPearmilletWheatOatSugarcaneArabidopsis  Evidence --Reference1Reference2Reference3Reference4  Putative homologCrop--RiceMaizeSorghumBarleyPearmilletWheatOatSugarcaneArabidopsis  Evidence --Reference1Reference2Reference3Reference4  Putative homologCrop--RiceMaizeSorghumBarleyPearmilletWheatOatSugarcaneArabidopsis  Evidence --Reference1Reference2Reference3Reference4  Putative homologCrop--RiceMaizeSorghumBarleyPearmilletWheatOatSugarcaneArabidopsis  Evidence --Reference1Reference2Reference3Reference4  Putative homologCrop--RiceMaizeSorghumBarleyPearmilletWheatOatSugarcaneArabidopsis  Evidence --Reference1Reference2Reference3Reference4  Putative homologCrop--RiceMaizeSorghumBarleyPearmilletWheatOatSugarcaneArabidopsis  Evidence --Reference1Reference2Reference3Reference4
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