Cisneros-López, M. E. and Mendoza-Onofre, L . E. and Mora-Aguilera, G. and et al, .
(2007)
Cold Tolerant Sorghum Hybrids And Parental Lines. II: Fusarium verticillioides (Sacc.) Nirenberg Effests on Seed Yield and its Components Unders Field Conditions.
Agrociencia, 41.
pp. 283-294.
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Abstract
The expansion of sorghum (Sorghum bicolor L. Moench) crop to
the Central High Valleys of México, where cold tolerant
experimental sorghum hybrids (CTESH) are already available, is
limited by their susceptibility to stem and head blight (Fusarium
verticillioides) and by the small seed size. The tolerance to this
pathogen of new CTESH and some of their parental lines, to which
this trait had been incorporated, was evaluated. In 2003, an
experiment was established under field and irrigation conditions
at Montecillo, State of México, in which 12 hybrids, 3 A-lines, 5
B-lines, 3 R-lines and the open pollinated variety VA-110 were
evaluated. Three inoculation treatments at the onset of flowering,
were applied per genotype: 1) injection of a pathogen suspension
(5×104 conidia mL−1); 2) injection with sterile water; and 3) control
without inoculum or injection. A complete randomized blocks design
with three replicates, in a factorial arrangement, was used.
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