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Longer incubation period correlated with greater FHB susceptibility in this germplasm.
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R. A. Browne; J. P. Murphy; B. M. Cooke; et al. Plant Disease 2005. doi:10.1094/pd-89-0404
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Association Incubation period was the only leaf variable correlated with all FHB resistance parameters.
- Association Incubation period accounted for 45% of FHB incidence variation.
- Association Incubation period accounted for 27% of FHB severity variation.
- Association Incubation period accounted for 30% of damaged kernel variation.
- Association Incubation period accounted for 26% of grain DON concentration variation.
- Method / resource Entry 28 leaf parameters suggested both parental FHB resistance sources.
- Observation Four moderately resistant US cultivars had long incubation and latent periods and short lesion lengths.
- Method / resource The detached leaf assay may distinguish specific FHB resistance sources when combined with FHB reaction and pedigree information.
- Recommendation The authors advise considering the incubation-period resistance relationship when combining exotic and adapted resistance.