Disease resistance inSolanum phureja and diploid and tetraploidS. tuberosum × S. phureja hybrids

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Mar 1993 English Publisher:Springer Science and Business Media LLCJournal:Potato Research, volume 36, pages 21-28 (issn: 0014-3065, eissn: 1871-4528,

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Authors: M. J. De Maine; C. P. Carroll; H. E. Stewart; R. M. Solomon; R. L. Wastie;

doi: 10.1007/bf02359830

Disease resistance inSolanum phureja and diploid and tetraploidS. tuberosum × S. phureja hybrids

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DiploidSolanum phureja, diploid and tetraploidS. tuberosum × S. phureja hybrid, and tetraploidS. tuberosum backcross clones were assessed for resistance to commercially important diseases. There was a reduction in the expression ofS. phureja characteristics with increasing dosage ofS. tuberosum genetic material. The generally high resistance of theS. phureja group to common scab, potato leafroll virus and potato virus Y decreased, while resistance to gangrene, foliage and tuber blight tended to increase.

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