2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcs.2018.02.003
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How leaf rust disease and its control with fungicides affect dough properties, gluten quality and loaf volume under different N rates in wheat

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“…Table 1 ). The increase of mean LR infestation due to higher N fertilization was pronounced which is in agreement with results of previous studies 22 24 . Being inoculated onto the same wheat plants LR mainly developed on cultivars with a low susceptibility to YR. As a result, LR and YR disease expressions showed a strong negative correlation.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
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“…Table 1 ). The increase of mean LR infestation due to higher N fertilization was pronounced which is in agreement with results of previous studies 22 24 . Being inoculated onto the same wheat plants LR mainly developed on cultivars with a low susceptibility to YR. As a result, LR and YR disease expressions showed a strong negative correlation.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Races of P. triticina recently prevalent in Germany carry many different virulence genes against most of the resistance genes used in elite wheat cultivars 20 , 21 . An increasing severity of LR was observed along with the rate of N applied 22 24 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Recently Fleitas et al (2018b), in inoculated experiments with P. triticina, reported that rusted plants had shorter grainfilling periods and reduced gluten concentration with respect to protected plots with different fungicide mixtures (Figure 7). Even though gluten concentration followed the same tendency as GPC, the effects of leaf rust in the untreated plots compared to healthy plants were more important on gluten concentration than on GPC, particularly under higher N status, indicating that the disease may alter the GPC composition, likely reducing the proportion of insoluble protein fractions.…”
Section: Effect Of Foliar Diseases Caused By Biotrophs On Processing mentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Para el caso de los porcentajes de proteína en harina, volumen de sedimentación y tiempo de amasado las líneas experimentales y el resto de las variedades no presentaron cambios debido a la presencia de la roya amarilla. Solamente la variedad Tlaxcala F2000 presentó un aumento en el contenido de proteína en harina lo anterior, concuerda con lo indicado por Fleitas et al (2018) quienes indicaron que el incremento o disminución en la concentración de la proteína puede deberse a su nivel de tolerancia a la roya amarilla. Con base en su volumen de sedimentación y tiempo de amasado todos los genotipos se clasificaron como de masa fuerte, con y sin la presencia de la enfermedad, con excepción de la variedad Don Carlos M2015 que mostró los valores menores de volumen de sedimentación y tiempos más cortos de amasado los cuales son característicos de masas medias fuertes apropiadas para la industria de panificación semi-mecanizada o artesanal en México.…”
Section: Variablesunclassified
“…La incidencia de estas enfermedades provoca pérdidas en el rendimiento de grano de 7.3 a 28.6% (Hortelano-Santa Rosa et al, 2016) o hasta de 60% por presencia de roya amarilla (Huerta-Espino y Singh, 2000), de 5.5 a 25.9% por roya de la hoja (Leyva-Mir et al, 2003). Asimismo, la incidencia de enfermedades foliares afectan la calidad física del grano, las características reológicas de la masa y la calidad panadera (Morgounov et al, 2015;Castro y Simón, 2016;Castro y Simón, 2017;Fleitas et al, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified