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Combining single-gene-resistant and pyramided cultivars in agricultural landscape compromises the benefits of pyramiding in most, but not all, productions situations

2024-02-18

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Context While resistant cultivars are valuable in safeguarding crops against diseases, they can be rapidly overcome by pathogens. Numerous strategies have been proposed to delay pathogen adaptation (evolutionary control), while still ensuring effective protection (epidemiological control). Resistance genes can be deployed in 1) single-gene-resistant cultivars sown in the same field (mixture strategy) or in differe...

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DOI: 10.1101/2024.02.14.580232

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