T Botha, J. M. Kotzé
Abstract
Root exudates from Edranol roots contained higher concentrations of 14 amino acids than roots of Duke 7, G6 and G755. A combination of these amino acids showed the highest degree of zoospore attraction in vitro. Edranol roots attracted more zoospores than the more resistant Duke 7, G6 and G755 roots.
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Root exudates from Edranol roots contained higher concentrations of 14 amino acids than roots of Duke 7, G6 and G755. A combination of these amino acids showed the highest degree of zoospore attraction in vitro. Edranol roots attracted more zoospores than the more resistant Duke 7, G6 and G755 roots.
Key concepts: Phytophthora cinnamomi, Zoospore, Rootstock, Botany, Biology, Phytophthora, Resistance (ecology), Amino acid