Paper · 2024 · Interdepartmental Thematic Scientific Collection of Phytosanitary safety

Identification of sources of resistance among potato breeding material against stem nematode

N. Pysarenko; N. Zakharchuk; V. Hordiienko

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Abstract

Goal. To identify new sources of resistance against stem nematode among potato breeding material and provide recommendations for the involvement of the most promising genotypes in breeding practice. Methods. The research was conducted in the breeding laboratory of the Polissia Research Department of the Institute for Potato Research, during 2018—2022, with promising source material of its own potato breeding, interspecific hybrids of the laboratory of genetic resources of the Institute for Potato Research and potato varieties and studied their resistance to stem nematode on an infectious background. Results. It was found that among the studied hybrid potato material, up to 9% of highly resistant forms, about 15—29% with relatively high and 41—62% of genotypes with moderate resistance were distinguished. Among the evaluated potato varieties, only a small number demonstrate high resistance, while the majority exhibit moderate resistance to the nematode. Sources with high, relatively high and moderate resistance to the nematode among promising potato hybrids were identified. Selected genotypes are the following: G.10.7/13, P.14.17-14, P.15.5/27, G.09.8-14, Z.14.64/3, P.13.26/13, G.08.194/122, Z.14.64-2, G.15.1-3, Z.14.49-7 and P.14.43-18 combine resistance to stem nematode with high expression of the main economically valuable traits. It was found that the breeding material that showed moderate resistance to the nematode was created with the participation of potato varieties: Santarka, Radomysl, Irbytskyi, Podoliia, Bellarossa, Satina, Tyras, Vektar and Hurman. As a result of targeted breeding work, three new potato varieties have been created: Fanatka, Rostavytsia and Dzhavelina, characterised by high productivity, drought tolerance, and resistance to stem nematode and quarantine microorganisms. Conclusions. We recommend using the selected stem nematode-resistant hybrids in breeding work to develop resistant potato varieties. To limit the spread and development of the nematode, we recommend cultivating the suggested resistant potato varieties.

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Up to 9% of hybrid potato forms were highly resistant to stem nematode.

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“among the studied hybrid potato material, up to 9% of highly resistant forms”

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“potato breeding material against stem nematode”

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About 15—29% of hybrid potato genotypes had relatively high nematode resistance.

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“about 15—29% with relatively high”

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“potato breeding material against stem nematode”

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Some 41—62% of hybrid potato genotypes had moderate nematode resistance.

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“41—62% of genotypes with moderate resistance”

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“potato breeding material against stem nematode”

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Few evaluated potato varieties showed high resistance; most showed moderate resistance to the nematode.

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high resistancee0

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“Among the evaluated potato varieties, only a small number demonstrate high resistance, while the majority exhibit moderate resistance to the nematode.”

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Selected potato genotypes combined stem nematode resistance with high expression of economically valuable traits.

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resistance to stem nematode with high expression of the main economically valuable traitse0

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“Selected genotypes are the following: G.10.7/13, P.14.17-14, P.15.5/27, G.09.8-14, Z.14.64/3, P.13.26/13, G.08.194/122, Z.14.64-2, G.15.1-3, Z.14.49-7 and P.14.43-18 combine resistance to stem nematode with high expression of the main economically valuable traits.”

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“potato breeding material against stem nematode”

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Moderately resistant breeding material was created with participation of nine named potato varieties.

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moderate resistance to the nematodee0

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“the breeding material that showed moderate resistance to the nematode was created with the participation of potato varieties: Santarka, Radomysl, Irbytskyi, Podoliia, Bellarossa, Satina, Tyras, Vektar and Hurman.”

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Three new potato varieties had high productivity, drought tolerance, and resistance to stem nematode and quarantine microorganisms.

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Fanatka, Rostavytsia and Dzhavelinae0
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stem nematodee0pest
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high productivity, drought tolerance, and resistance to stem nematode and quarantine microorganismse0

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“three new potato varieties have been created: Fanatka, Rostavytsia and Dzhavelina, characterised by high productivity, drought tolerance, and resistance to stem nematode and quarantine microorganisms.”

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The authors recommend selected resistant hybrids for breeding resistant potato varieties.

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using the selected stem nematode-resistant hybrids in breeding work to develop resistant potato varietiese0

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“We recommend using the selected stem nematode-resistant hybrids in breeding work to develop resistant potato varieties.”

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The authors recommend cultivating resistant potato varieties to limit nematode spread and development.

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cultivating the suggested resistant potato varietiese0

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“To limit the spread and development of the nematode, we recommend cultivating the suggested resistant potato varieties.”

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