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Pyramiding of partial disease resistance genes has a predictable, but diminishing, benefit to efficacy

2015-06-01

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Partial resistance genes often need to be ‘pyramided’ into a crop cultivar to obtain commercially acceptable levels of disease resistance. Analysis of data from four different wheat mapping populations, segregating for partial resistance to four contrasting foliar pathogens, showed a diminishing benefit to disease control from increasing the numbers of resistance loci in wheat lines. To test whether a general func...

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DOI: 10.1111/ppa.12288

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