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New Sources of Resistance to Potato Pathogens in old Varieties of the Canary Islands

2015-06-01

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In the Canary Islands, a number of old Andean potato introductions have been maintained by farmers and are cultivated there since the sixteenth century. Genetic resistance is an inexpensive way to control the main pests and diseases of potato and avoids the use of phytochemicals or other costly protective measures. In this study, we have analysed eight Solanum tuberosum subsp. andigena and S. tuberosum subsp. tube...

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44d02114-e764-590a-9098-ba0538436a90
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10.1007/s11540-015-9293-5
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