Relationships Among Carbohydrate Content of Kernels, Condition of Silks After Pollination, and the Response of Sweet Corn Inbred Lines to Infection of Kernels byFusarium moniliforme

摘要: (...) Quantity and concentration of kernel carbohydrates were not related to infection kernels by F.m. Asymptomatic was less for inbreds with silks that green actively growing at inoculation than green-brown or brown silks. Thus, browning senescence appeared be important in initiating infection. Infection carbohydrate content emergence sweet corn inbred seedlings, yet much the variation explained these variables