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Pyramiding Quantitative Resistance with a Major Resistance Gene in Apple: From Ephemeral to Enduring Effectiveness in Controlling Scab.

Plant disease - 1 Nov 2018

Lasserre-Zuber Pauline, Caffier Valérie, Stievenard René, Lemarquand Arnaud, Le Cam Bruno, Durel Charles-Eric

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Genetic resistance is a useful strategy to control plant disease, but its effectiveness may be reduced over time due to the emergence of pathogens able to circumvent the defenses of the plant. However, the pyramiding of different resistance factors in the same plant can improve the effectiveness and durability of the resistance. To investigate the potential for this approach in apple to control scab disease we...

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PMID: 30145950
DOI: 10.1094/PDIS-11-17-1759-RE

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