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The inheritance and linkage relationships among PGM-1, ADH-1, and 6-PGDH-1 were determined for  Allium fistulosum  (Japanese bunching onion) individuals. Individuals expressing  Pgm-1 1 /Pgm-1 2 , Adh-1 3 /Adh-1 4  ,  Adh-1 3 /Adh-1 5  , or  6-Pgdh-1 1 /6-Pgdh-1 2   were selfed seperately. These backcrosses and their reciprocals were made:  Pgm-1 1 /Pgm-1 2   to  Pgm-1 1 /Pgm-1 1   or  Pgm-1 2 /Pgm-1 2 ; Adh-1 3 /Adh-1 4   to  Adh-1 3 /Adh-1 3   or  Adh-1 4 /Adh-1 4 , 6-Pgdh-1 1 /6-Pgdh-1 2   to  6-Pgdh-1 1 /6-Pgdh-1 1   or  6-Pgdh-1 2 /6-Pgdh-1 2  . Progeny segregations were tested for Mendelian inheritance using a chi-square goodness of fit test. Expression of 6-Pgdh has not been previously reported in onion. Two zones of activity were detected and were designated as 6-PGDH-1 and 6-PGDH-2. 6-PGDH-2 was monomorphic for all individuals tested. Progeny segregation of 6-PGDH-1 fit a model for a dimeric enzyme encoded by one disomic locus with two alleles, expressed as fast (1) and slow (2), in a dimeric enzyme pattern in heterozygous individuals.

INHERITANCE OF PGM-1, ADH-1, AND 6-PGDH-1 in ALLIUM FISTULOSUM L.