Claim · model-written summary
Panicle spraying distinguished resistant from susceptible cultivars and reproduced field-like symptoms.
- Treatment
- panicle sprayinge0
- Outcome
- differented among resistant and susceptible cultivarse0
- Comparator
- natural infection or inoculation in the fielde0
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Verbatim
e0“Two greenhouse inoculation procedures, vacuum infiltration and panicle spraying differented among resistant and susceptible cultivars and caused symptoms similar to those resulting from natural infection or inoculation in the field.”
t0“Sorghum bicolor”
Title
Characterization of grain mold resistance in sorghum (Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench.)
G. A. Forbes OakTrust (Texas A&M University Libraries) 1986
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- Association Ergosterol level correlated positively with Fusarium colony forming units.
- Association Ergosterol level correlated positively with visual rating.
- Association Ergosterol level correlated positively with leachate level.
- Association Ergosterol level correlated negatively with germination.
- Association Leachate level correlated negatively with germination.
- Association Kernel weight standard deviation had higher correlations than the mean.
- Association A linear model found a significant cultivar by inoculation interaction for kernel weight.
- Method / resource Vacuum infiltration distinguished resistant from susceptible cultivars and reproduced field-like symptoms.
- Intervention effect Vacuum inoculation reduced TX2536 kernel weight by 31%.
- Intervention effect Panicle spray inoculation reduced TX2536 kernel weight by 41%.
- Intervention effect Vacuum inoculation reduced TX2536 germination by 93%.
- Intervention effect Panicle spray inoculation reduced TX2536 germination by 94%.
- Intervention effect Vacuum inoculation reduced SC0170-6 kernel weight by 10%.
- Intervention effect Spray inoculation reduced SC0170-6 kernel weight by 22%.
- Observation Fusarium colonized several floral tissues in TX2536 but not SC0170-6.
- Observation SC0170-6 responded to Fusarium with necrosis and extracellular epidermal deposition.
- Observation Necrosis appeared after colonization in TX2536.
- Association Grain mold affected phenolic compounds more than total phenolic acids.
- Observation Disease raised some phenolic acids more in resistant than susceptible cultivars, while an unidentified compound increased in susceptible TX2536 and decreased in resistant SC0103-12.