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Histological Evidence for Different Spread of Fusarium crown rot in Barley Genotypes with Different Heights

2015-02-01

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Based on visual assessment of disease severity, previous studies reported that tall genotypes tend to be more severely affected by Fusarium crown rot (FCR) in wheat and barley. To clarify whether tall and dwarf genotypes have different susceptibility to FCR or whether it takes longer for Fusarium pathogens to infect dwarf genotypes, histological analyses were conducted with two pairs of near isogenic lines (NILs)...

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10.1111/jph.12283
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