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Responses of tomato genotypes to avirulent and Mi-virulent Meloidogyne javanica isolates occurring in Israel.

Phytopathology - 1 May 2014

Iberkleid Ionit, Ozalvo Rachel, Feldman Lidia, Elbaz Moshe, Patricia Bucki, Horowitz Sigal Brown

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The behavior of naturally virulent Meloidogyne isolates toward the tomato resistance gene Mi in major tomato-growing areas in Israel was studied for the first time. Virulence of seven selected isolates was confirmed over three successive generations on resistant (Mi-carrying) and susceptible (non-Mi-carrying) tomato cultivars. Diagnostic markers verified the predominance of Meloidogyne javanica among virulent...

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PMID: 24724816
DOI: 10.1094/PHYTO-07-13-0181-R

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