Basic Information

Medicago sativa
Accession: ICG00071
Latin Name: Medicago sativa
Common Name: Lucerne,Cultivated alfalfa
Taxonomy ID: 3879
Description: Medicago sativa L. is a major forage legume grown extensively worldwide. This perennial species has a tetraploid (2n = 4x = 32) genome which displays tetrasomic inheritance and its populations are extremely polymorphic due to a high degree of outcrossing. Superior tolerance to environmental stress and decline in stem digestibility during plant development are major issues for its breeding programs. Insufficient tolerance to subfreezing temperatures reduces long term persistence of alfalfa in northern countries and is a source of major costs associated with stands reestablishment and the need to buy forage outside the farm.

Gene Summary

mRNA

ICG00071-1

Studies (1)

ICG00071-1

Developmental Stages
Temperature Conditions
Abiotic Stresses
Photoperiod Conditions

Internal Control Genes

Gene Symbol Gene Model Application Scenario Accession Number Primers(5' - 3')
(Forward/Reverse)
Size (bp) Annealing Temperature Detection
UBL-2a Ubiquitin
Low Temperature Condition
Indoor Condition
Outdoor Condition
Flooding Stress
Photoperiod Effect
JZ818487
F: CCAAACCCAAACTCACCAG
R: AGCAGTCCAACTCTGCTCAAC
108 60 SYBR
ADF Actin
Low Temperature Condition
Indoor Condition
Outdoor Condition
Flooding Stress
Photoperiod Effect
JZ818469
F: GCATCTGGTATGGCAGTCC
R: GCACTCATCAGCAGGAAGG
183 60 SYBR
Rer1 Retention In Endoplasmic Reticulum
Low Temperature Condition
Indoor Condition
Outdoor Condition
Flooding Stress
Photoperiod Effect
JZ818481
F: GCCTTCTGATGGTGGACCT
R: GGCCAGAAGACAGGAACATC
165 60 SYBR

Molecular Types:

mRNA

Evaluation Methods

Contact

Name: Yves Castonguay
Email: yves.castonguay@agr.gc.ca
Institution: Soils and Crops Research and Development Center, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Québec, Canada

Reference

Reference Genes for RT-qPCR Analysis of Environmentally and Developmentally Regulated Gene Expression in Alfalfa
Yves Castonguay,Josée Michaud,Marie-Pier Dubé
American Journal of Plant Sciences. 2015-1-15