Table 4. Amino acid substitutions within plastidic, homomeric ACC and associated cross-resistance patterns observed at the whole plant levela.

 

 

 

Resistancea

References

Amino acid residueb

 

APPsc

CHDsd

 

Wild-type

Resistant

Weed species

Cd

Dc

Fx

Fz

Hx

Ct

Cx

Sx

Tk

 

Ile1781

Leu

A. myosuroides

S

R

R

R

S

S

R

R

R

Délye et al. 2002b, unpublished data; Moss et al. 2003

 

Leu

A. fatua

ND

R

ND

ND

ND

ND

ND

R

ND

Christoffers et al. 2002

 

Leu

S. viridis

ND

R

R

ND

ND

ND

ND

R

R

Délye et al. 2002c; Heap and Morrison 1996

 

Leu

Lolium sp.

S

R

R

ND

ND

ND

R

ND

ND

Délye et al. 2002b; Tal and Rubin 2004

Trp2027

Cys

A. myosuroides

R

ND

R

ND

R

S

S

ND

ND

Délye et al. in press

Ile2041

Asn

A. myosuroides

R

ND

R

ND

R

S

S

ND

ND

Délye et al. 2003

 

Asn

Lolium sp.

R

R

ND

ND

R

ND

S

ND

ND

Délye et al. 2003

 

Val

Lolium sp

S

ND

ND

ND

R

ND

S

ND

ND

Délye et al. 2003

Asp2078

Gly

A. myosuroides

R

ND

R

ND

R

R

R

ND

ND

Délye et al. in press

Gly2096

Ala

A. myosuroides

R

ND

R

ND

R

S

S

ND

ND

Délye et al. in press

a S and R respectively indicate that plants containing at least one copy of the ACC mutant allele are sensitive or resistant to the corresponding herbicide either in the field or in bioassays (see text for comment). ND, not determined at the whole plant level.

b Amino acid number is standardized to A. myosuroides plastidic, homomeric ACC (EMBL accession AJ310767).

c Cd, clodinafop; Dc, diclofop; Fx, fenoxaprop; Fz, fluazifop; Hx, haloxyfop.

d Ct, clethodim; Cx, cycloxydim; Sx; sethoxydim; Tk, tralkoxydim.