Paper · 2002 · Acta Tritical Crops

Rust Resistance and Ecotype Adaptability for Creating Germplasm of Wheat in Yunnan Province

Wu Shao

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Abstract

For appraisal of rust resistance and ecotype adaptability of creating wheat germplasms from common sexual hybridization and pedigree method successful breading, method of multiline germ inoculation and different ecotype nature disease appraisal were used in the experiment. The result indicated that disease resistance was excellent to inoculation and nature stripe rust germ and ecotype adaptability for YV98 15 and YV98 3015. These new germplasms could be used as parents of wheat in the resources of the adaptability and resistance to stripe rust. YV97 32, YV98 16, YV99 1019 and YV97 1214 could be used as parents of leaf rust resistance except Yuxi, Dehong and Chuxiong. All of the germplasms in the experiment with the resistance to stem rust could be used as parents of stem rust resistance. Stripe rust germ of Lijiang and Kunming and leaf rust germ of Yuxi and Dehong and Chuxiong were possible different from the inoculated germs, where new pathogenous form or genes might exist in.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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YV98 15 had excellent stripe rust resistance and ecotype adaptability.

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YV98 15e0
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stripe rust germe0pathogen
Outcome
disease resistance was excellent to inoculation and nature stripe rust germ and ecotype adaptabilitye0

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“disease resistance was excellent to inoculation and nature stripe rust germ and ecotype adaptability for YV98 15 and YV98 3015”

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“Wheat”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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YV98 3015 had excellent stripe rust resistance and ecotype adaptability.

Material
YV98 3015e0
Interactor
stripe rust germe0pathogen
Outcome
disease resistance was excellent to inoculation and nature stripe rust germ and ecotype adaptabilitye0

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Triticum aestivum
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“disease resistance was excellent to inoculation and nature stripe rust germ and ecotype adaptability for YV98 15 and YV98 3015”

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“Wheat”

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YV98 15 and YV98 3015 were proposed as parents for adaptability and stripe rust resistance.

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used as parents of wheat in the resources of the adaptability and resistance to stripe ruste0

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Triticum aestivum
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“These new germplasms could be used as parents of wheat in the resources of the adaptability and resistance to stripe rust”

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YV97 32, YV98 16, YV99 1019 and YV97 1214 were proposed as leaf rust resistance parents outside three areas.

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used as parents of leaf rust resistancee0
Qualifier
except Yuxi, Dehong and Chuxionge0

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Triticum aestivum
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“YV97 32, YV98 16, YV99 1019 and YV97 1214 could be used as parents of leaf rust resistance except Yuxi, Dehong and Chuxiong”

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“Wheat”

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All tested stem rust resistant germplasms could serve as parents for stem rust resistance.

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used as parents of stem rust resistancee0

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Triticum aestivum
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“All of the germplasms in the experiment with the resistance to stem rust could be used as parents of stem rust resistance”

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“Wheat”

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Observationhypothesisoriginal resultmeasured

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Rust germs at named Yunnan localities may differ from inoculated germs.

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Stripe rust germe0pathogen
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possible different from the inoculated germse0
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new pathogenous form or genes might exist ine0
Setting
Lijiang and Kunminge0

Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.

Triticum aestivum
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“Stripe rust germ of Lijiang and Kunming and leaf rust germ of Yuxi and Dehong and Chuxiong were possible different from the inoculated germs, where new pathogenous form or genes might exist in”

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“Wheat”

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