1979
DOI: 10.1146/annurev.py.17.090179.001223
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Components of Resistance that Reduce the Rate of Epidemic Development

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“…The latter tends to be of a polygenic or oligogenic nature and is often highly durable (Parlevliet 1993). The durability of quantitative resistance has been demonstrated in various other cereal-rust pathosystems (Parlevliet 1979;Van Ginkel and Rajaram 1993;Broers et al 1996). Also some barley cultivars with high levels of quantitative resistance, such as ''UNA-80'', ''IBTA-80'', ''Kolla'', ''Terá n-78'' and ''Calicuchima-92'', that were released in South America by national programs in the late 1970s and early 1980s, are still resistant to yellow rust.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The latter tends to be of a polygenic or oligogenic nature and is often highly durable (Parlevliet 1993). The durability of quantitative resistance has been demonstrated in various other cereal-rust pathosystems (Parlevliet 1979;Van Ginkel and Rajaram 1993;Broers et al 1996). Also some barley cultivars with high levels of quantitative resistance, such as ''UNA-80'', ''IBTA-80'', ''Kolla'', ''Terá n-78'' and ''Calicuchima-92'', that were released in South America by national programs in the late 1970s and early 1980s, are still resistant to yellow rust.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Crop resistance is defined as the ability of the host to hinder the infection and/or growth of the pathogen. Partial resistance is a form of incomplete resistance in which spore production is reduced even though the host plants are susceptible to infection (susceptible infection type) (Parlevliet, 1979). Partial resistance can be assessed by measuring the amount of disease and by screening the infection type.…”
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“…Um aspecto importante a ser considerado neste contexto é a ausência de esporulação na maioria dos genótipos estudados. Esta reação é a que reduz o inóculo inicial (x Q ) e não a taxa de crescimento da doença (x), importante no dimensionamento do nível de resistência horizontal de um genótipo (Parlevliet, 1979 …”
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