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[Inheritance of a sign of a weekly expressed greenbug resistance in sorghum].

Genetika - 1 Oct 2001

Radchenko E E, Odintsova I G, Vlasova T V

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Combined inheritance of oligogenes (Sgr1, Sgr4, Sgr5, and Sgr6) and a weakly expressed resistance to infestation with virulent greenbug clones was studied in sorghum. Under these conditions, the resistance was shown to depend on the interaction between minor resistance genes of the host plant and the virulence genes of the pest rather than on the "residual effect" of oligogenes. The minor genes can be independent...

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