Possible sources of resistance to black sigatoka in the Papua New Guinea biological foundation banana collection

作者: M. N. Pearson , P. B. Bull , K. Shepherd

DOI: 10.1080/09670878309370823

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摘要: Abstract Two hundred and sixtyfour banana clones, all but fourteen indigenous to Papua New Guinea, were assessed for their susceptibility black Sigatoka (Mycosphaerella fijiensis Morelet var. difformis Mulder & Stover). Assessments made during both wet dry seasons. Thirtyfive clones identified as having low levels of Sigatoka. Fifteen these are AA genome potentially useful in a breeding programme.

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