EVALUATION OF RESISTANCE OF PROMISING LINE (M-79-6) TO COMMON BUNT IN FIELD CONDITIONS

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MARDOUKHI V.; NAJAFIAN G.; NAZERI A.; KAFASHI A.K.; AHMADI A.A.R.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE Year:2007 | Volume:9 | Issue:1 Page(s): 59-66

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EVALUATION OF RESISTANCE OF PROMISING LINE (M-79-6) TO COMMON BUNT IN FIELD CONDITIONS

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BREAD WHEATQ3

COMMON BUNTQ4

PROMISING LINEM-79-6Q2

SUSCEPTIBLEQ3

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Six cultivars of hexaploid wheat (Hyrmand, Shiraz, Pishtaz, Marvdasht, Mahdavi, Roshan (susceptible check) and M-79-6) in subplots, and three seed treatments: I1- seed without treatment; I2-seeds artificially infected with bunt spores in 5/1000 ratio and I3-seeds treated with Carboxin thiram FS in main plots of a split plot trial within a RCBD with three replications and 3 locations of Karaj, Kermanshah and Neishabour were studied. Bunt efected was measured using spike counting for every experimental plot. The data transformed to Arc Sin [X1/2] and the means compared. In all locations seeds with bunt spores treatment produced higher percentage of bunt infection. The varieties Roshan, Mahdavi, Marvdasht and Shiraz showed high rates of bunt infection as SUSCEPTIBLE varieties. The Hyrmand, Pishtaz and M-79-6 showed trace infection and designated as resistant varieties. The cultivation of M-79-6, which showed a high level of resistance to COMMON BUNT in temperate polluted areas, could lead to control disease and decrease operating cost of seed treatment.

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MARDOUKHI, V., NAJAFIAN, G., NAZERI, A., KAFASHI, A.K., & AHMADI, A.A.R.. (2007). EVALUATION OF RESISTANCE OF PROMISING LINE (M-79-6) TO COMMON BUNT IN FIELD CONDITIONS. JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE, 9(1), 59-66. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/123842/en

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MARDOUKHI V., NAJAFIAN G., NAZERI A., KAFASHI A.K., AHMADI A.A.R.. EVALUATION OF RESISTANCE OF PROMISING LINE (M-79-6) TO COMMON BUNT IN FIELD CONDITIONS. JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE[Internet]. 2007;9(1):59-66. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/123842/en

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V. MARDOUKHI, G. NAJAFIAN, A. NAZERI, A.K. KAFASHI, and A.A.R. AHMADI, “EVALUATION OF RESISTANCE OF PROMISING LINE (M-79-6) TO COMMON BUNT IN FIELD CONDITIONS,” JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE, vol. 9, no. 1, pp. 59–66, 2007, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/123842/en

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