Paper · 1959 · Netherlands Journal of Agricultural Science

Rubber growing in Brazil in view of the difficulties caused by South American leaf blight (Dothidella ulei).

D. Tollenaar

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Abstract

In an attempt to avoid blight infection, blight-resistant crowns were top-budded on high-yielding Eastern clones; this method, however, proved impracticable, because the crown buddings used depressed the yields of the Eastern panel clones, and there was also a high percentage of failures after transplanting. Results were more satisfactory with single-budded trees, when the highest-yielding resistant clones were used. In establishing rubber plantations in Brazil the author recommends that material be chosen from highly resistant clones (of relatively unknown performance), from high-yielding Eastern clones which are tolerant, or from seedlings of selfed PB86 and AV1301, both of which show some leaf blight resistance. (Abstract retrieved from CAB Abstracts by CABI’s permission)

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

Claim · model-written summary

Top-budding blight-resistant crowns on high-yielding Eastern clones was impracticable because the crown buddings depressed the yields of the Eastern panel clones.

Taxon
Rubbert0
Treatment
blight-resistant crowns were top-budded on high-yielding Eastern clonese0
Interactor
Dothidella uleiPseudocercospora uleit1pathogen
Outcome
yields of the Eastern panel clonese1
Direction
depressede1

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“blight-resistant crowns were top-budded on high-yielding Eastern clones”

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“the crown buddings used depressed the yields of the Eastern panel clones”

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“Rubber”

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“Dothidella ulei”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultnegativemeasured

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Top-budding blight-resistant crowns was also followed by a high percentage of failures after transplanting.

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Rubbert0
Outcome
a high percentage of failures after transplantinge0

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“there was also a high percentage of failures after transplanting”

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“Rubber”

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Intervention effectobservedoriginal resultpositivemeasured

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Results were more satisfactory with single-budded trees when the highest-yielding resistant clones were used.

Taxon
Rubbert0
Treatment
single-budded treese0
Outcome
Resultse0
Direction
more satisfactorye0

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“Results were more satisfactory with single-budded trees, when the highest-yielding resistant clones were used”

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“Rubber”

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Recommendationauthor interpretationoriginal resultbasis n/a

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For rubber plantations in Brazil the author recommends choosing material from highly resistant clones, tolerant high-yielding Eastern clones, or seedlings of selfed PB86 and AV1301.

Taxon
Rubbert0
Interactor
Dothidella uleiPseudocercospora uleit1pathogen
Outcome
material be chosen from highly resistant clonese0

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“the author recommends that material be chosen from highly resistant clones (of relatively unknown performance), from high-yielding Eastern clones which are tolerant, or from seedlings of selfed PB86 and AV1301”

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“Rubber”

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“Dothidella ulei”

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