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Normal adult survival but reduced Bemisia tabaci oviposition rate on tomato lines carrying an introgression from S. habrochaites.

BMC genetics - 24 Dec 2014

Lucatti Alejandro F, Meijer-Dekens Fien R G, Mumm Roland, Visser Richard G F, Vosman Ben, van Heusden Sjaak

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BACKGROUND: Host plant resistance has been proposed as one of the most promising approaches in whitefly management. Already in 1995 two quantitative trait loci (Tv-1 and Tv-2) originating from S. habrochaites CGN1.1561 were identified that reduced the oviposition rate of the greenhouse whitefly (...

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PMID: 25539894
DOI: 10.1186/s12863-014-0142-3
PMCID: PMC4301655

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