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Isolates were virulent on Yr10 at 25%.
Triticum aestivumNot reportedMaterialCompoundOrgan / stageSecond interactorSecond interactor roleTreatmentComparatorSettingDirectionQualifier
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e0“Yr10 (25%)”
e1“The majority of the isolates collected were virulent at various frequencies on the resistance genes”
e2“wheat stripe rust isolates”
Title
Races of Puccinia striiformis f. sp. tritici identified from the coastal areas of Turkey
Ahmet Cat; Mehmet Tekin; Kadir Akan; et al. Canadian Journal of Plant Pathology 2021. doi:10.1080/07060661.2021.1978000
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- Observation Isolates were virulent on Yr1 at 50%.
- Observation Isolates were virulent on Yr6 at 100%.
- Observation Isolates were virulent on Yr7 at 78%.
- Observation Isolates were virulent on Yr8 at 50%.
- Observation Isolates were virulent on Yr9 at 84%.
- Observation Isolates were virulent on Yr17 at 38%.
- Observation Isolates were virulent on Yr24 at 22%.
- Observation Isolates were virulent on Yr27 at 31%.
- Observation Isolates were virulent on Yr32 at 22%.
- Observation Isolates were virulent on Yr43 at 47%.
- Observation Isolates were virulent on Yr44 at 6%.
- Observation Isolates were virulent on YrSp at 41%.
- Observation Isolates were virulent on YrTr1 at 6%.
- Observation Isolates were avirulent on Yr5 and Yr15.
- Observation Virulence analysis identified 25 races in six virulence groups.
- Observation Genotypic analysis clustered isolates into four molecular groups.
- Observation All four molecular groups occurred in the Aegean region, but only three in the Mediterranean region.
- Observation Genetic variation within regions was 80.9%.
- Observation Genetic variation between regions was 19.1%.