1988
DOI: 10.1094/pd-72-0385
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The Use of Dry-Leaf Inoculum for Establishment of Common Bacterial Blight of Beans

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“…D. officinale seedlings in pot with similar growth condition and weight were selected for testing of drought resistant. The four leaves (about five mm around wide) of D. officinale infected by mycorrhizal fungi were placed around the root of the seedling for mycorrhizal fungi inoculation and the CK group consist of leaves without mycorrhizal fungi incubation ( Gilbertson, 1988 ; Munro et al, 1999 ). The mycorrhizal fungi infected the root of the plant and adequate water was supplied.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…D. officinale seedlings in pot with similar growth condition and weight were selected for testing of drought resistant. The four leaves (about five mm around wide) of D. officinale infected by mycorrhizal fungi were placed around the root of the seedling for mycorrhizal fungi inoculation and the CK group consist of leaves without mycorrhizal fungi incubation ( Gilbertson, 1988 ; Munro et al, 1999 ). The mycorrhizal fungi infected the root of the plant and adequate water was supplied.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…F 6 selections were screened in a growth room in the winter of 1991 for common bacterial blight resistance using the multiple-pin technique and the inoculum was generated from leaves isolated from infected plants in the field (Andrus 1948). Resistant selections were grown in the field at ERS in 1991 and 1992 as F 7 and F 8 generations, respectively, and assessed for CBB resistance using the dry leaf inoculum method of Gilbertson et al (1988). F 9 resistant lines were grown at ERS in 1993 as progeny rows and selected for the same agronomic traits as in 1990.…”
Section: Pedigree and Breeding Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La evaluación se efectuó treinta días después para determinar incidencia y severidad del tizón común. acorde a la escala del grado de amarillamiento y necrosis de las plantas inoculadas: 0= ausencia de síntomas; 1= de 1 a 12.5% de área dañada; 2= de 13 a 25.5%; 3= de 26 a 38.5%; 4= de 39 a 51.5%; 5= de 52 a 64.5%; 6= de 65 a 77.5%; 7= de 78 a 90.5%; 8= de 91 a 100% de área foliar dañada (Gilberston et al,1988;Osdaghi et al, 2009).…”
Section: Experimento En Invernaderounclassified
“…Posteriormente las semillas inoculadas se sembraron a 3 cm de profundidad intercaladas cada 10 cm en el surco en toda la parcela establecida con sistema de riego por goteo. Quince días después de la siembra se aplicó Xanthomonas axonopodis a una concentración de 1.6 x 10 6 ufc mL -1 al follaje del cultivo (Pastor, 1991) y 50 días posteriores se determinó la incidencia y la severidad del tizón común con la escala (Gilberston et al, 1988;Osdaghi et al, 2009).…”
Section: Experimento En Campounclassified