Abstract:BackgroundIsolate CH-1 of Rhizoctonia solani Kühn was commonly used in our studies of the pathogenicity and genetics of this pathogen. During the preparation of homokaryons through protoplast regeneration and tuft formation, a defective homokaryon was detected and a new variant was obtained.ResultsWhen tuft formation was used to identify the karyotic nature of single protoplast regenerants (SPRs) of Rhizoctonia solani AG1-IC isolate CH-1, one homokaryon type designated as A type and the parental heterokaryon d… Show more
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