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Inoculum concentration affected the frequency of resistant sugarcane progeny.
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e0“Inoculum concentration affected disease severity and the frequency of resistant progeny in crosses.”
t0“Sugarcane Brown Rust”
Title
Screening for Resistance to Sugarcane Brown Rust With Controlled-conditions Inoculation
M. C. Avellaneda; J. W. Hoy; M. J. Pontif Plant Disease 2015. doi:10.1094/pdis-01-15-0078-re
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Association Inoculum concentration affected brown rust disease severity in sugarcane seedlings.
- Observation Brown rust resistance in sugarcane is heritable.
- Association Parental reaction did not consistently determine the distribution of progeny across resistance ratings.
- Method / resource Seedling inoculation may mislead evaluation of brown rust resistance.
- Method / resource Single inoculations could not reliably determine resistance of susceptible clones.
- Association Controlled inoculation ratings were uncorrelated with field natural infection severity.
- Method / resource Multiple controlled inoculations accurately identified resistant and susceptible clones.
- Observation Severe infection from any one inoculation indicated clone susceptibility.
- Recommendation Controlled inoculation may be useful for limited parental characterization and basic resistance studies.