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INTRODUCTION OF THE FIRST RHIZOMANIA RESISTANT SUGAR BEET MONOGERM HYBRID VARIETY (ZARGHAN)

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  109-110

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 Rhizomania (root madness) is caused by Beet Necrotic Yellow Vein Virus (BNYVV). This disease was first reported from Italy in 1959 and from Fars, Iran in 1996. During the recent years, it has been increasingly developing across the country so that most beet production areas such as Khorasan, Fars, West Azarbaijan, Isfahan and Kermanshah are now more or less affected by the disease. Typically, the taproot remains small and weak and becomes turgid. Also, a higher number of hairy roots appear at the end of or along the root. Yield reduction due to the disease can be significant. As the cultural practices have proved to be ineffective economically and environmentally, breeding the disease resistant varieties has been paid attention to control the disease and sustain the beet production. The first step in improving the disease resistant varieties is to find the resistant resources among the cultivated and wild germplasms of sugar beet. Breeding Rhizomania resistant varieties has become a breeding objective of high priority at Sugar Beet Seed Institute (SBSI), Karaj, Iran since 1998. Having studied the domestic and foreign germplasms of sugar beet during 1998-2000 at the infected fields of Zarghan Agricultural Research Station (Fars), SBSI found the resistant resources. A pollinator population was found to be of a higher resistance compared with the other resources evaluated under natural and artificial (glasshouse) infections. Therefore, by selecting resistant single plants from this population, the level of resistance increased to a greater extent and a new parent was derived which had, in addition to a high resistance, proper agronomic and technological characters. For this reason, it was selected as the pollinator parent. In 2000, 26 hybrids were derived from two breeding programs among which the above-mentioned tolerant pollinator as well as some other male parents was contained. The resulted hybrids were evaluated in multi-environment trials (MET) under diseased and disease-free conditions. In addition to disease resistance of the hybrids, some other traits such as root yield, sugar content and technological characters were also studied in the MET trials. The genetic combination of the new hybrid was found to be one of the most successful combinations. The hybrid was also studied in on-farm (Demo) trials of the sugar factories during 2004-2006.

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    MESBAH, MAHMOUD, OURAZIZADEH, M.R., RAJABI, ABAZAR, & AGHAEIZADEH, M.. (2007). INTRODUCTION OF THE FIRST RHIZOMANIA RESISTANT SUGAR BEET MONOGERM HYBRID VARIETY (ZARGHAN). JOURNAL OF SUGAR BEET, 23(1), 109-110. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/57493/en

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    MESBAH MAHMOUD, OURAZIZADEH M.R., RAJABI ABAZAR, AGHAEIZADEH M.. INTRODUCTION OF THE FIRST RHIZOMANIA RESISTANT SUGAR BEET MONOGERM HYBRID VARIETY (ZARGHAN). JOURNAL OF SUGAR BEET[Internet]. 2007;23(1):109-110. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/57493/en

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    MAHMOUD MESBAH, M.R. OURAZIZADEH, ABAZAR RAJABI, and M. AGHAEIZADEH, “INTRODUCTION OF THE FIRST RHIZOMANIA RESISTANT SUGAR BEET MONOGERM HYBRID VARIETY (ZARGHAN),” JOURNAL OF SUGAR BEET, vol. 23, no. 1, pp. 109–110, 2007, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/57493/en

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