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The gametic lethal gene gal in combination with the semidwarfing gene d60 causes complementary lethality in rice. Here, we attempted to ascertain the existence of gal and clarify male gamete abortion caused by d60 and gal . Through the F 2 to F 4 generations derived from the cross between D60gal -homozygous and d60Gal -homozygous, progenies of the partial sterile plants ( D60d60Galgal ) were segregated in a ratio of 1 semidwarf (1 d60d60GalGal ):2 tall and quarter sterile (2 D60d60Galgal ):6 tall (2 D60d60GalGal :1 D60D60GalGal :2 D60D60Galgal :1 D60D60galgal ), which is skewed from the Mendelian ratio of 1 semidwarf:3 tall. However, the F 4 generation was derived from fertile and tall heterozygous F 2 plants ( D60d60GalGal ), which were segregated in the Mendelian ratio of 1[semidwarf ( d60d60GalGal )]:2[1 semidwarf:3 tall ( D60d60GalGal )]:1[tall ( D60D60GalGal )]. The backcrossing of D60Gal- homozygous tall F 4 plants with Hokuriku 100 resulted in fertile BCF 1 and BCF 2 segregated in a ratio of 1 semidwarf:3 tall, proving that d60 is inherited as a single recessive gene in the D60d60GalGal genetic background (i.e., in the absence of gal ). Further, gal was localized on chromosome 5, which is evident from the deviated segregation of d1 as 1:8 and linkage with simple sequence repeat (SSR) markers. Next-generation sequencing identified the candidate SNP responsible for Gal . In F 1 and sterile F 2 , at the binucleate stage, partial pollen discontinued development. Degraded pollen lost vegetative nuclei, but second pollen mitosis raising two generative nuclei was observed. Thus, our study describes a novel genetic model for a reproductive barrier. This is the first report on such a complementary lethal gene, whose mutation allows the transmission of a co-induced valuable semidwarfing gene d60 .

The Gametic Non-Lethal Gene Gal on Chromosome 5 Is Indispensable for the Transmission of the Co-Induced Semidwarfing Gene d60 in Rice