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EVALUATION OF PEANUT GENOTYPES RESISTANCE TO LEAF SPOT (Cercospora personatum) AND RUST DISEASE (Puccinia arachidis)

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The study was conducted in the greenhouse of Malang Research Institute for Legumes and Tuber Crops, July ‐ October 2013. Twenty peanut genotypes were tested, each genotype were planted in five plastic pots (Φ = 30cm), 2 peanut seeds/pot. Inoculation of rust spore suspension (density of 20,000 spores / ml ) at 3 weeks after planting by spraying it to the leaves of peanut. Rust disease observation was done by given a value to the leaves that covered leaf spot or rust disease and refers to Subramamyam (1995 ). Out of 17 peanut genotypes tested, one genotype was resistant (R) , 8 genotypes were moderately resistant (MR), 8 genotypes were moderately susceptible (MS) against leaf spot disease. Moreover three genotypes were resistant (R), three genotypes were moderately resistant (MR) , 10 genotypes were moderately susceptible (MS) , and one genotype was susceptible (S) against rust diseases. Keywords: peanut, leaf spot and rust disease, resistance.

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The study was conducted in the greenhouse of Malang Research Institute for Legumes and Tuber Crops, July ‐ October 2013. Twenty peanut genotypes were tested, each genotype were planted in five plastic pots (Φ = 30cm), 2 peanut seeds/pot. Inoculation of rust spore suspension (density of 20,000 spores / ml ) at 3 weeks after planting by spraying it to the leaves of peanut. Rust disease observation was done by given a value to the leaves that covered leaf spot or rust disease and refers to Subramamyam (1995 ). Out of 17 peanut genotypes tested, one genotype was resistant (R) , 8 genotypes were moderately resistant (MR), 8 genotypes were moderately susceptible (MS) against leaf spot disease. Moreover three genotypes were resistant (R), three genotypes were moderately resistant (MR) , 10 genotypes were moderately susceptible (MS) , and one genotype was susceptible (S) against rust diseases. Keywords: peanut, leaf spot and rust disease, resistance.

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The study was conducted in the greenhouse of Malang Research Institute for Legumes and Tuber Crops, July ‐ October 2013. Twenty peanut genotypes were tested, each genotype were planted in five plastic pots (Φ = 30cm), 2 peanut seeds/pot. Inoculation of rust spore suspension (density of 20,000 spores / ml ) at 3 weeks after planting by spraying it to the leaves of peanut. Rust disease observation was done by given a value to the leaves that covered leaf spot or rust disease and refers to Subramamyam (1995 ). Out of 17 peanut genotypes tested, one genotype was resistant (R) , 8 genotypes were moderately resistant (MR), 8 genotypes were moderately susceptible (MS) against leaf spot disease. Moreover three genotypes were resistant (R), three genotypes were moderately resistant (MR) , 10 genotypes were moderately susceptible (MS) , and one genotype was susceptible (S) against rust diseases. Keywords: peanut, leaf spot and rust disease, resistance.

Key concepts: Leaf spot, Rust (programming language), Biology, Genotype, Inoculation, Agronomy, Spore, Sowing

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