2018
DOI: 10.59665/rar3516
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Study on the Isonuclear Inbred Lines Reaction under Natural Infection Conditions with Fusarium spp.

Abstract: The fusarium ear rot caused by pathogens belonging to Fusarium genus is one of the most important diseases responsible for high economic losses, resulting from the decline of the production’s quantity and quality. The objective of the present study was the identification of sources of cytoplasm that convey resistance to fusarium ear rot within certain inbred isonuclear lines. Twenty five maize inbred lines: 20 isonuclear inbreds (obtained by transferring the nucleus of five elite inbred lines on four different… Show more

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