“…Most of these Lr and Yr genes are ASR genes, which exhibit efficacy in both seedling and adult-plant stages. However, owing to the size and complexity of wheat genomes, only 11 Lr genes ( Lr1 , Lr9 / Lr58 , Lr10 , Lr13 , Lr14a , Lr21 , Lr22a , Lr34 , Lr42 , Lr47 , and Lr67 ) and ten Yr genes ( Yr5 / YrSP , Yr7 , Yr27 , Yr15 , Yr18 , Yr36 , Yr46 , Yr28 , YrU1 , and Yr10 / YrNAM ) have been cloned to date (Li et al 2023 ; Ni et al 2023 ) either by map-based cloning or by rapid gene-cloning methods, including MutChromSeq, MutRenSeq, MutIsoSeq, and STAM (Ni et al 2023 ; Sánchez-Martín et al 2016 ; Steuernagel et al 2016 ; Wang et al 2023b ). Among the cloned Lr and Yr genes, Lr34 / Yr18 / Sr57 / Pm38 , Lr67 / Yr46 / Sr55 / Pm46 , and Yr36 are APR genes encoding a putative ATP-binding cassette transporter, a hexose transporter, and a kinase-START protein, respectively (Krattinger et al 2009 ; Moore et al 2015 ; Fu et al 2009 ).…”