PRELIMINARY EVIDENCE FOR SPECIFICITY BETWEEN  FACTORS CONTROLLING LATENT PERIOD IN WHEAT  CULTIVARS AND BROWN RUST ISOLATES

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Title:	PRELIMINARY EVIDENCE FOR SPECIFICITY BETWEEN FACTORS CONTROLLING LATENT PERIOD IN WHEAT CULTIVARS AND BROWN RUST ISOLATES
Authors:	M. ASLAIVI KHURSHID BURNEY A. MUNIR
Issue Date:	10-Dec-1992
Publisher:	Karachi: Pakistan Botanical Society
Citation:	Azzimonti, G., Lannou, C., Sache, I., & Goyeau, H. (2013). Components of quantitative resistance to leaf rust in wheat cultivars: diversity, variability and specificity. Plant Pathology, 62(5), 970-981.
Abstract:	Latent period was measured in number of days from inoculation to flecking and sporula Lion in five bread wheat cultivars inoculated with 25 isolates of Puccinia recondita Rob. ex Desm. A differential interaction between the cultivars and the parasite isolates indicated the presence of genetic specificity between factors controlling latent period in both the host and the parasite. Depending upon the host: parasite combination, differences of one to two days were observed in the latent period required by brown rust under the conditions of this study
URI:	http://142.54.178.187:9060/xmlui/handle/123456789/16792
ISSN:	0556-2231
Appears in Collections:	Issue No. 2

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