1960
DOI: 10.2134/agronj1960.00021962005200050013x
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Inheritance of the Second Factor for Resistance to Bunt, Tilletia caries and T. foetida, in the Wheat Variety Martin1

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“…The gene carried by RL5407 that controls resistance to races T13 and L7 was not linked with the gene conferring resistance to race T1 (Table 8). However, the relationship of these genes to the named Bt genes (Schaller et al 1960;Waud and Metzger 1970;Metzger and Silbaugh 1971;Metzger et al 1979;Goates 1996) is still unknown.…”
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“…The gene carried by RL5407 that controls resistance to races T13 and L7 was not linked with the gene conferring resistance to race T1 (Table 8). However, the relationship of these genes to the named Bt genes (Schaller et al 1960;Waud and Metzger 1970;Metzger and Silbaugh 1971;Metzger et al 1979;Goates 1996) is still unknown.…”
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“…Knowledge of the nature and number of genes in resistant sources facilitates disease resistance breeding by allowing better estimates of population size and the most effective generation to start selection. Past genetic studies on the inheritance of common bunt resistance, in various crosses, showed that its genetic control was due to a single gene (Smeltzer 1952;Metzger and Silbaugh 1971;Singh and Chopra 1986;Goates 1996) or two genes (Schaller et al 1960;Metzger et al 1979). The study by Knox et al (1998) on common bunt resistance reported a major gene in both doubled haploid and random inbred populations.…”
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“…Chemical treatment of the seed is not considered to be the best choice to control this disease because of the cost of seed treatment and its potentially adverse effects on the environment. However, genetic resistance has been used successfully to control common bunt of wheat (Schaller et al 1960, Metzger et al 1979, Goates 1996.…”
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