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Effects of inoculation position, timing, macroconidial concentration, and irrigation on resistance of maize to Fusarium graminearum infection through kernels

1996-01-01

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To standardize a kernel wound inoculation technique for evaluation of maize genotypes for resistance to gibberella ear rot, four parameters associated with its application were investigated: inoculation position, time of inoculation after silk emergence, macroconidial concentration, and irrigation. Two moderately resistant (Pride K127 and Funk G4106) and two susceptible (Pioneer 3953 and Dekalb DK-415) hybrids wer...

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6445d581-8340-554d-8594-316834e520bd
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10.1080/07060669609500625
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