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Genotypic variation in plant disease resistance--physiological resistance in relation to field disease transmission

1993-01-01

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Cloned genotypes of Silene alba differed in the percentage of plants that became diseased following floral and bud inoculation with six isolates of the fungus Ustilago violacea. The three flower and bud inoculation methods used in the study had little effect on the resistance ranking of the genotypes. No differences in virulence were found among the six fungal isolates. Multiple regression analyses revealed that t...

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Literature Corpus work: 46665743-8b5e-556d-98e2-9ec71bf2a659
DOI: 10.2307/2261502

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