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ANNALS OF APPLIED BIOLOGY
卷 142, 期 1, 页码 83-89出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/j.1744-7348.2003.tb00232.x
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Fragaria x ananassa; strawberry breeding; cold-stored plants; screening methods; Phytophthora cactorum
During a period of five years (1998-2002), 26 strawberry cultivars and five selections were tested for resistance to crown rot. Cold stored plants inoculated with zoospores of Phytophthora cactorum were used in all experiments. The results showed that resistance to P. cactorum varies greatly between cultivars, and the most resistant ones were Senga Sengana, Induka, Melody, Glima and Bogota, while the most susceptible were Tamella, Inga, Evita and Jonsok. The results were compared to those obtained by other authors, and there were clear indications that the genetic background affects the degree of susceptibility to P. cactorum. Many of the most resistant cultivars descend from Senga Sengana (e.g. Bounty, Glima, Induka and Melody), and several of the most susceptible cultivars have common parentage (e.g. Inga, Tamella, Elsanta and Evita). In a resistance test of the progeny from two separate crosses between a resistant and a susceptible cultivar 61% and 65% of the offspring were intermediately to very susceptible, and 17% and 13% were resistant at the level of Senga Sengana. Hence, there is a high risk of losing offspring with high levels of resistance if selection for resistance to crown rot is not performed at an early stage in a breeding programme.
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