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Identification of new wheat common bunt pathotypes (Tilletia laevis Kuhn.).

Communications in agricultural and applied biological sciences - 1 Jan 2006

Dariaee A, Biglar H Ghazali, Haghparast R

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Common bunt (CB) is the most important wheat disease after the rusts and the development of bunt-resistant cultivars is one of the best methods to control the disease. To identify new sources of resistance genes, identification of different pathotypes of this disease is essential. For this purpose, 449 isolates of CB collected from rainfed wheat fields in different regions of Kermanshah province, west of Iran...

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