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In search of commercially acceptable Panama wilt-resistant natural variants in Ney Poovan banana (Musa AB)

Tipo de material: TextoTextoSeries ; International Journal of Pest Management, 60(4), p.307-313, 2014Trabajos contenidos:
  • Pooja Bohra
  • Ajit Arun Waman
  • Umesha Konana
  • Sathyanarayana Bangalore
  • Narayanappa
  • Chandrashekar Shivapur Channegowda
  • Divya Ballalasamudra Lakshmipathi
Tema(s): Recursos en línea: Resumen: Ney Poovan banana, the most widely cultivated mixeddiploid banana, has been reported to be susceptible toFusariumwilt like many other varieties in the world. The identification of natural variants possessing disease tolerance or resistance is one strategy to prevent losses. The aim of this study was to identifyresistant lines in Ney Poovan banana, through extensive field surveys and screening of putative variants using a detached leaf-based challenging technique. The selected lines were screened under field condition to determine their economic feasibility for commercial-scale use. A total of 26 lines were observed to be resistant to the disease, out of which 24 exhibited a commercially acceptable productivity index and five best lines possessing desirable attributes were obtained.
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Ney Poovan banana, the most widely cultivated mixeddiploid banana, has been reported to be susceptible toFusariumwilt like many other varieties in the world. The identification of natural variants possessing disease tolerance or resistance is one strategy to prevent losses. The aim of this study was to identifyresistant lines in Ney Poovan banana, through extensive field surveys and screening of putative variants using a detached leaf-based challenging technique. The selected lines were screened under field condition to determine their economic feasibility for commercial-scale use. A total of 26 lines were observed to be resistant to the disease, out of which 24 exhibited a commercially acceptable productivity index and five best lines possessing desirable attributes were obtained.

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