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Analysis for Reasons of Resistance Differentiation to Stripe Rust in Wheat

LI Jin-mei

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Stripe rust is a main disease for wheat.In resent years many wheat lost their resistance to stripe rust because of presence of new races of stripe rust.In this papaer,the major reasons about resistance differentiation to stripe rust were analyzed to take proper measure in breeding and to prevent the disease spreading on a large scale.

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Stripe rust is a main disease for wheat.In resent years many wheat lost their resistance to stripe rust because of presence of new races of stripe rust.In this papaer,the major reasons about resistance differentiation to stripe rust were analyzed to take proper measure in breeding and to prevent the disease spreading on a large scale.

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Stripe rust is a main disease for wheat.In resent years many wheat lost their resistance to stripe rust because of presence of new races of stripe rust.In this papaer,the major reasons about resistance differentiation to stripe rust were analyzed to take proper measure in breeding and to prevent the disease spreading on a large scale.

Key concepts: Stripe rust, Resistance (ecology), Rust (programming language), Biology, Agronomy, Plant disease resistance, Stem rust, Scale (ratio)

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