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Evidence for the heritability of resistance to brown root rot of alfalfa, caused by Phoma sclerotioides

2005-01-01

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Brown root rot (BRR) of alfalfa, caused by Phoma sclerotioides, a low-temperature pathogen, is associated with winterkill in the contiguous United States. Identified in Canada during the 1920s, BRR has been identified from legume roots in four western Canadian provinces. Some Canadian cultivars exhibit BRR resistance, although only one was consciously selected for the trait. Heritability of BRR resistance was eval...

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b37643b0-2c6d-59b5-ac14-67bbc1c416db
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10.1080/07060660509507195
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