Frequency of Virulence and Virulence Formula of Wheat Leaf Rust Races Identified in Egypt during 2004/05 - 2007/08

Nazim, M.; Aly, M M Abo; Shafik, Ikhlas; Abdel-Malek, Nagwa

doi:10.21608/ejp.2010.231390

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“…Briefly, it spends its Telial/uredinial stages on the primary host(s), including T. aestivum, however, it spends its pycnial/aecial stages on an alternate host(s), which mainly include Berberis spp. Fortunately, alternate hosts of P. striiformis do not exist in Egypt and its urediniospores cannot persist or survive in Egypt during the summer; nevertheless, the source of a primary inoculum is typically brought in by northern winds from foreign sources annually [6,7].…”

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MISSR: A Mentoring Interactive System for Stripe Rust

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Wheat is one of the most important crops in the world and was considered the major grain crop grown in Egypt. Nowadays, Egypt is the largest wheat importer in the world and consumes an extensive amount of it. To decrease the gap between production and consumption and increase the yield, we need to control wheat diseases, especially stripe rust, due to its major damage to wheat. Further, we need to advise farmers as early as we can to control and treat them. The paper proposed an interactive intelligent system to monitor, predict and give the correct advice at the right time to farmers. This system is called MISSR (Mentoring Interactive System for Stripe Rust). The system is considered an important means to effectively prevent risks in agricultural production. It also plays an important role in guiding farmers and decision-makers to plan and implement suitable practices to increase yield and mitigate stripe-rust disease. On the other hand, it can acquire relevant and timely information in the areas where this information or data is unavailable. To build this model for the wheat crop in Egypt, we used wheat experts’ knowledge and climate data API. MISSR is available as a mobile application to provide access for more farmers and increase its availability.

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“…Leaf rust causes a considerable annual yield loss on the susceptible wheat cultivars particularly when infection occurs at early stage of plant growth under suitable environmental conditions for disease incidence and development (Nazim et al, 1983;Kolmer, 1996 andNazim et al, 2010). It occurs annually in a wide range of climates, wherever wheat is grown and causes significant and economic yield losses, reached to 40% under favorable environmental conditions for the disease (Knott, 1989).…”

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Reduction in Grain Yield Caused by Leaf Rust Infection in Seven Egyptian Wheat Cultivars

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Ashmawy

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Menoufia Journal of Plant Protection

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Leaf rust caused by Puccinia triticina, is the most a widespread foliar disease of wheat in Egypt and worldwide. Yield losses of seven wheat cultivars as affected by leaf rust infection were estimated under field conditions at El-Nubariya Agricultural Research Station, during 2013/14 and 2014/15 growing seasons. Disease severity (%) was recorded (seven days intervals),and each of final rust severity(%) area under disease progress curve (AUDPC) was calculated for the tested cultivars.

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Developing Rust Resistance of Wheat Genotypes Under Egyptian Conditions

Awaad

EL-Naggar²

2021

Mitigating Environmental Stresses for Agricultural Sustainability in Egypt

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Frequency of Virulence and Virulence Formula of Wheat Leaf Rust Races Identified in Egypt during 2004/05 - 2007/08

Cited by 5 publications

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MISSR: A Mentoring Interactive System for Stripe Rust

MISSR: A Mentoring Interactive System for Stripe Rust

Reduction in Grain Yield Caused by Leaf Rust Infection in Seven Egyptian Wheat Cultivars

Developing Rust Resistance of Wheat Genotypes Under Egyptian Conditions

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