Wheat genetic resistance to dryland crown rot (Fusarium culmorum) from invitro seedling and adult plant screening

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Erginbas-Orakci, G

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TextLanguage: English Publication details: 2010. Sydney : Horticulture Australia,Description: 1 pageISBN:

978-0-646-53983-6

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In: Proceeding of the Australasian Soilborne Disease Symposium, VI; Queensland (Australia); 9-11 Aug 2010 p. 44Summary: Fusarium culmorum is the dominant causal species of crown rot (CR) in Turkey and is reported to causes losses up to 43% on winter wheats. In rainfed wheat production systems where cereal monoculture is practiced extensively such as in Turkey, rotation offers limited opportunity to control Crown Rot. As a result, efforts have been made to identify resistant wheat cultivars for Turkey and the West Asia, North Africa region.

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Fusarium culmorum is the dominant causal species of crown rot (CR) in Turkey and is reported to causes losses up to 43% on winter wheats. In rainfed wheat production systems where cereal monoculture is practiced extensively such as in Turkey, rotation offers limited opportunity to control Crown Rot. As a result, efforts have been made to identify resistant wheat cultivars for Turkey and the West Asia, North Africa region.

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