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Timing and intensity of upregulated defensive enzymes is a key factor determining resistance in chickpea to Ascochyta rabiei

2021-04-01

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Ten genotypes comprising five resistant genotypes namely PBG 7, GLK 08–104 and GL 12021 (desi), ILWC 292 and C. judaicum 182 (wild); one moderately resistant genotype HC 5 (desi); three susceptible genotypes GLK 14313 and L552 (kabuli) and C. pinnatifidum 212 (wild) and one highly susceptible wild genotype ILWC 115 characterized on the basis of disease severity scale to Ascochyta blight caused by infection of Asco...

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4835484e-bc48-5fbb-bf3e-5a8c159fc50f
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10.1016/j.pmpp.2021.101645
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