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A fragment of the ScHd1 gene derived from eight inbred lines was sequenced and showed homology to other Hd1 genes from different cereals. Sequences were analysed with respect to the presence of a single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) difference. A C-T transition at position 312 of the consensus sequence was found, which distinguished two lines from the remaining six. The deduced amino acid sequence revealed a high identity (93%) to a Hd1-like protein from wheat. The identified mutation allowed the localisation of ScHd1 on a genetic map of rye (6RS). A small, statistically significant linkage between ScHd1 and earliness per se (eps) and some morphological traits was also established. The chromosomal region, including the S76 allele for the ScHd1 gene was linked to earlier heading, elongated spikes, a greater number of spikelets per spike and an increased weight of 1000 kernels.

Genetic mapping of the ScHd1 gene in rye and an assessment of its relationship with earliness per se and plant morphology