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Similarities and differences in the genetic and physiological control of resistance to stemphylium leafspot in winter-active and semi-dormant lucernes.

1999-01-01

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Previously, it has proven difficult to improve resistance to some biotypes of Stemphylium vesicarium in selections from lucerne cv. Sequel (highly winter active) in contrast to selections from cv. Trifecta (semi-winter dormant). Stemphylium leafspot is a disease of the cooler months, and there are 2 possible explanations for the differing reactions: either the winter-active genetic backgrounds do not contain the r...

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10.1071/ea98110
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