Abstract:BACKGROUNDTo gain a better understanding of how Pyricularia oryzae population shifts is important for selecting suitable resistance genes for rice breeding programs. However, the relationships between P. oryzae pathogenic dynamics, geographic distribution, rice varieties, and timeline are not well studied.RESULTSResistance genes Piz‐5, Pi9(t), Pi12(t), Pi20(t), Pita‐2, and Pi11 showed stable resistance to the Taiwan rice blast fungus over 8 years of observations. Furthermore, 1749 rice blast isolates were coll… Show more
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