2018
DOI: 10.1590/0034-737x201865030010
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Reaction of potential guava rootstocks to Meloidogyne enterolobii

Abstract: Reação de possíveis porta-enxertos de goiabeira a Meloidogyne enterolobiiO nematoide das galhas, Meloidogyne enterolobii, é o principal problema fitossanitário para o cultivo da goiabeira. Entre as estratégias para o manejo deste nematoide, as melhores perspectivas estão na identificação ou no desenvolvimento de cultivares ou porta-enxertos resistentes. Buscando elucidar quais plantas poderão ser testadas como portaenxertos de goiabeira, um experimento foi conduzido em casa de vegetação com o objetivo de avali… Show more

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“…Recently, major research was focused on identifying new sources of genetic resistance to M. enterolobii due to the ability of the species to successfully reproduce on crop varieties possessing currently available resistance genes ( Hunt and Handoo, 2009 ; Castagnone-Sereno and Castillo, 2014 ). Sources of potential genetic and non-host resistance have been identified in tomato ( Da Silva et al, 2019 ), peanut, garlic, grapefruit ( Rodriguez et al, 2003 ), guava ( Castagnone-Sereno and Castillo, 2014 ; Chiamolera et al, 2018 ), plum, peach ( Castagnone-Sereno and Castillo, 2014 ), and sweetpotato ( Schwarz, 2019 ). Here, we review recent advances in understanding the tomato – M. enterolobii pathosystem conducted throughout the world.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, major research was focused on identifying new sources of genetic resistance to M. enterolobii due to the ability of the species to successfully reproduce on crop varieties possessing currently available resistance genes ( Hunt and Handoo, 2009 ; Castagnone-Sereno and Castillo, 2014 ). Sources of potential genetic and non-host resistance have been identified in tomato ( Da Silva et al, 2019 ), peanut, garlic, grapefruit ( Rodriguez et al, 2003 ), guava ( Castagnone-Sereno and Castillo, 2014 ; Chiamolera et al, 2018 ), plum, peach ( Castagnone-Sereno and Castillo, 2014 ), and sweetpotato ( Schwarz, 2019 ). Here, we review recent advances in understanding the tomato – M. enterolobii pathosystem conducted throughout the world.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%