The relationship between glycoalkaloids and resistance to the white potato cyst nematode, Globodera pallida in potato clones derived from Solanum vernei
J. M. S. FORREST, David T. Coxon
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J. M. S. FORREST, David T. Coxon
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SUMMARY No relationship was found between the degree of resistance to Globodera pallida and total glycoalkaloid content of the roots or tubers of a number of potato clones derived from Solanum vernei × S. tuberosum. Nematode infestation of the roots did not lead to increases in the glycoalkaloid content of susceptible or resistant potatoes.
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SUMMARY No relationship was found between the degree of resistance to Globodera pallida and total glycoalkaloid content of the roots or tubers of a number of potato clones derived from Solanum vernei × S. tuberosum. Nematode infestation of the roots did not lead to increases in the glycoalkaloid content of susceptible or resistant potatoes.
Key concepts: Glycoalkaloid, Solanum tuberosum, Globodera pallida, Biology, Potato cyst nematode, Solanaceae, Globodera rostochiensis, Solanum