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Biochemical constituents influencing thrips resistance in groundnut germplasm.

Journal of environmental biology - 1 Jul 2014

Kandakoor Subhash B, Khan H Khader, Chakravarthy A K, Kumar C T Ashok, Venkataravana P

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Field screening of 56 groundnut genotypes revealed that none reacted as highly resistant to thrips. However, 13 genotypes of 56 collected and screened genotypes acted as resistant, 25 as moderately resistant and 11 as moderately susceptible. Phenols and tannins showed significant and negative rel...

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