Comparison of two different experimental environments for resistance screenings for the leafhopper-transmitted wheat dwarf virus in wheat
Anne-Kathrin Pfrieme,
Andreas Stahl,
Klaus Pillen
et al.
Abstract:Wheat dwarf virus (WDV) causes high yield losses in wheat and other cereals and is therefore an important pathogen transmitted by the leafhopper Psammotettix alienus. Climate change will increase infections by insect-transmitted viruses due to the increasing spread of vectors. In the context of integrated pest management, the cultivation of WDV-resistant/tolerant varieties is an effective way of controlling WDV. Evaluation of tolerant/resistant genotypes is based on inoculation with viruliferous leafhoppers an… Show more
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