2003
DOI: 10.1023/a:1022020312157
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“…We selected strains with varied geographical origins and distinct host-spectra within legumes (Table 2). The RB84 strain, as the reference ATCC201684 strain, was isolated in Europe from pea fields and belongs to pathotype I according to pathogenicity tests performed with various genotypes of pea [64,65]. Both strains have a broad spectrum of hosts within the legumes but have a preference for pea [66].…”
Section: Illumina Sequencing Of Four Strains Of a Euteiches With Diff...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We selected strains with varied geographical origins and distinct host-spectra within legumes (Table 2). The RB84 strain, as the reference ATCC201684 strain, was isolated in Europe from pea fields and belongs to pathotype I according to pathogenicity tests performed with various genotypes of pea [64,65]. Both strains have a broad spectrum of hosts within the legumes but have a preference for pea [66].…”
Section: Illumina Sequencing Of Four Strains Of a Euteiches With Diff...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Differences between lines were determined by analysis of variance using the PROC GLM module of SAS detailed by Hamon et al (2011). To combine the disease severity scores of each RIL from different environments, different rating criteria (AGI1, AGI2, and RRI) and different scoring systems, the score least squares means were normalized with the formula: (Steel and Torrie, 1980), where x ij is the disease score of the ith entry in the jth environment, j X is the grand mean of all entries in the jth environment, and σ j is the standard deviation for the jth environment. For each RIL, a disease severity index (DSI) was then calculated as ( ) When the global index was used, the lines selected for release had higher levels of partial resistance to Aphanomyces root rot than either parent.…”
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“…referred to as partial resistance (Lewis and Gritton, 1992). Although true races of A. euteiches have not been identifi ed in pea, degrees of difference in isolate aggressiveness have been well documented by Wicker and Rouxel (2001) using a set of differential lines (Wicker et al, 2003). Globally, 11 pathotypes have been characterized, and isolates from France tend to be more aggressive than isolates from Scandinavia, North America, or New Zealand .…”
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“…(2020) . Historically, breeding for resistance towards aphanomyces root rot has been most successful combining results from plant-pathogen interactions in both growth chambers and field experiments ( Moussart et al., 2001 ; Wicker et al., 2003 ; Pilet-Nayel et al., 2005 ; Abdullah et al., 2017 ).…”
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confidence: 99%