Effects of growing resistant potatoes with gene H1 from Solarium tuberosum ssp. andigena on populations of Heterodera rostochiensis British pathotype A |
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Authors: | D. L. TRUDGILL DIANA M. PARROTT |
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Affiliation: | Nematology Department, Rothamsted Experimental Station, Harpenden, Herts. |
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Abstract: | Pure pathotype A populations of Heterodera rostochiensis produce a few females on ex andigena hybrids with the H1 gene for resistance. As the proportion of larvae able to become female on ex andigena hybrids was not increased by reproducing the nematodes on such hybrids for 3 years, these females seem not to be genetically different from the rest of the population. The proportion increased rapidly when the initial population contained a few pathotype (species) E nematodes but again no increase in the proportion of pathotype (species) A larvae able to become female on ex andigena was detected and pathotype E replaced pathotype A. |
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