Article
Use of a mini-dome bioassay and grafting to study resistance of chickpea to Ascochyta blight.
2005-10-01
Abstract excerpt
A mini-dome bioassay was developed to study pathogenicity of Ascochyta rabiei and relative resistance of chickpea (Cicer arietanium). It was determined that the best condition for assaying pathogenicity of A. rabiei was to use 2 x 105 spores/ml as inoculum and to maintain a leaf wetness period of 24 h under mini-domes at a temperature between 16 and 22°C. This mini-dome pathogenicity assay was used to determine re...
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- Literature Corpus work
- 44f72650-d181-53f9-bf01-2ec85a4efa09
- DOI
- 10.1111/j.1439-0434.2005.01022.x
