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Sources of resistance to cassava root rot caused by Fusarium spp.: a genotypic approach

2016-05-01

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The development of cassava cultivars resistant to root rot (PRM) is a viable strategy for disease control. The objectives of this study were to identify stable sources of PRM resistance and to estimate genetic parameters. Inoculation with Fusarium spp. (Fspp) species was performed in 697 accessions and five environments that were then assessed for symptom severity in the peel (cortex and periderm) and root pulp. T...

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8d02df64-d33a-5b49-beeb-e04ff44d3c64
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10.1007/s10681-016-1676-4
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