Resistance to stripe rust in wheat: pathogen biology driving resistance breeding.
Colin R. Wellings, Lesley Ann Boyd, X. M. Chen
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Colin R. Wellings, Lesley Ann Boyd, X. M. Chen
Abstract
This chapter focuses on the current understanding of Puccinia striiformis f. tritici variation that has proven to be a threat to the longevity of resistant wheats. Contemporary knowledge of the genetic basis for resistance are presented and breeding approaches that offer the possibility of combining stripe rust resistance with all the agronomic features necessary for the commercial success of modern wheat cultivars are discussed.
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This chapter focuses on the current understanding of Puccinia striiformis f. tritici variation that has proven to be a threat to the longevity of resistant wheats. Contemporary knowledge of the genetic basis for resistance are presented and breeding approaches that offer the possibility of combining stripe rust resistance with all the agronomic features necessary for the commercial success of modern wheat cultivars are discussed.
Key concepts: Stripe rust, Puccinia striiformis, Biology, Resistance (ecology), Rust (programming language), Longevity, Cultivar, Agronomy