Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus (ToBRFV) Resistance or Tolerance Breeding Thread

Started by reed, 2020-02-10, 06:15:12 AM

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William Schlegel

It seems that I have made 27 crosses and crosses with those crosses towards breeding in tolerance and resistance.

The following is the number in my tomato inventory a space then the cross, and another space and a brief note on what I think might segregate out of the cross. MMS of course standing for the MMS type which is a blue skinned yellow red marbled bicolor potato leaf.
283   MMM x Brown Rugose LA1375   MMS
286   Dwarf Gloria's Treat x Currants   BICOLOR
302   (MMM x Purple Zebra F1) x (MMM x LA1375)   STRIPES, Purple/Chocolate/black
303   (MMM x PH5 LB pimp) x (MMM x LA1375)   MMS
304   Fisher's Earliest Paste x (MMM x LA1375)   LONG
305   Ida Gold x (MMM x LA1375)   YELLOW
306   (MMM x Sweet Cherriette) x (MMM x LA1375)   EARLY
314   Dwarf Eagle Smiley x (MMM x Brown Rugose LA1375)   TASTY Yellow
316   Wilford x (MMM x Brown Rugose LA1375)   MMS
317   Bison x (MMM x Brown Rugose LA1375)   MMS
320   MMS x (MMM x LA1375)   mms
331   MMM x (MMM x LA1375)   mms
355   (MMM x LA1375) x (MMM x galapagense X)   MMS Orange
366   Payette x (MMM x LA1375)   MMS
369   Hoosier Rose x (MMM x LA1375)   MMS
494   Galapagos Pear x 303?   pear
495   Dwarf Mocha's x MMS x MMR x 303?   yellow, blue, chocolate
496   MMR X DGT X Current   YELLOW BLUE
497   Puerto Cortes x 303?   MMS
498   MMR Dwarf x 303?   Yellow, Blue
499   Dwarf Moby's x 303?    Yellow, bLUE
500   Dwarf Johnson's Cherry x 303?   yELLOW bLUE
501   Mocha's x MMS x 303?   YELLOW, BLUE, chocolate
504   Glacier x 320 MMS x (MMM x LA1375)   MMS
508   366 x 358   MMS
511   (Dwarf Mocha's x MMS) x PI 390714 brown rugose true resistant pimp   Black
513   nodak early x 303?    early MMS thick walls?

My general goal with all these crosses was to hopefully preserve some of my favorite tomato genetics should we ever be hit hard by the virus. My hope is also that by making new crosses and thus preserving and selecting from more lines- that some of those resulting lines would have the resistance. I also hope to continue making new crosses with virus resistant material.
Western Montana garden, glacial lake Missoula sediment lacustrian parent material and shallow 7" silty clay loam mollisoil topsoil sometimes with added sand in places. Zone 6A with 100 to 130 frost free days