Claim · model-written summary
Stem and root resistance to Phoma rot should be taken into consideration when selecting sunflower genotypes.
- Taxon
- sunflower
Helianthus annuust0 - Outcome
- selecting genotypes resistant to Phoma rote6
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t0“SUNFLOWER BREEDING MATERIAL”
e6“which should be taken into consideration when selecting genotypes resistant to Phoma rot”
Title
RESISTANCE OF SUNFLOWER BREEDING MATERIAL TO PHOMOSIS DAMAGE
S. L. Saukova; T. S. Antonova; N. M. Araslanova; et al. Vestnik of the Russian agricultural science 1970. doi:10.30850/vrsn/2021/6/64-67
Other claims from this paper (9)
- Observation Under the first inoculation method, sunflower lines VK 900 and L 86 were resistant to Phoma rot.
- Observation Under the first inoculation method, sunflower lines L 107 and L 132 were mid-resistant to Phoma rot.
- Observation Under the second inoculation method, sunflower lines L 2385, L 103 and L 136 were susceptible to Phoma rot.
- Observation Under the second inoculation method, sunflower lines L 131 and L 128 were susceptible to Phoma rot.
- Observation Under the second inoculation method, sunflower line L 82 was highly susceptible to Phoma rot.
- Observation In the laboratory quick root test, sunflower lines L 116 and L 136 had more than 50 % of plants with healthy root systems or small root affection.
- Observation In the laboratory quick root test, sunflower lines L 2385 and L 103 had the largest number of plants with a medium degree of root affection (2 and 3 points).
- Observation In the laboratory quick root test, sunflower lines L 131 and L 120 had the largest number of plants with a medium degree of root affection (2 and 3 points).
- Observation Resistance of stem and roots to Phoma rot in different sunflower lines was manifested both in combination and separately.