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Vakhdat shows the highest degree of resistance to yellow rust

A claim from SUSTAINABILITY OF SOFT WHEAT GENOTYPES, GROWN IN TAJIKISTAN, TO THE RACES OF YELLOW, STEM AND LEAF RUST · 2019

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Claim · model-written summary

Vakhdat shows the highest degree of resistance to yellow rust

Material
Vakhdate2
Interactor
yellow ruste2pathogen
Outcome
resistance to yellow ruste2
Direction
higheste2

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“SOFT WHEAT GENOTYPES, GROWN IN TAJIKISTAN”

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“the highest degree of resistance to yellow rust is observed in varieties Sarvar, Vakhdat, AIKT-20 and Fayzbakhsh, in old-grown varieties Kaboi Pandzhakent and Surkhak-5688, as well as in the line PASTOR/3/VORON”

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Title

SUSTAINABILITY OF SOFT WHEAT GENOTYPES, GROWN IN TAJIKISTAN, TO THE RACES OF YELLOW, STEM AND LEAF RUST

Мунира Отамбекова; Munira Otambekova; Маруфкул Махкамов; et al. Vestnik of Kazan state agrarin university 2019. doi:10.12737/article_5db94cdfb2b254.56774175

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