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Growth stage specific resistance of winter rye to Microdochium nivale and Fusarium spp. in the field assessed by immunological methods

1995-04-01

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Microdochium nivale and various Fusarium spp. cause severe diseases at all cereal growth stages. To investigate the successive colonization of the basal parts of winter rye in the field, 12 inbred lines were inoculated artificially with M. nivale and 11 with F. culmorum at one location across 2 yr for each pathogen. Arbitrarily sampled shoot or stem bases were assessed for fungal protein content in the host tissue...

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10.1094/phyto-85-416
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