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T.P. Hughes M.J. Blaser 1988 Experimental Campylobacter jejuni infection in humans J Infect Dis
172 25 36 Jatau ED, Olonitola OS, Olayinka AT: Prevalence of trichomonas infection among women attending antenatal clinics in Zaria, Nigeria. Annals
Kunwar, J. K., Singh, T., Machado, C. C. and Sinclair, J. B. (1985): Histopathology of soyabean and seedling infection by Macrophomina phaseolina. Phytopathology 76, 532
watermelon and the role of seed in the spread of infection. In: Sokol, P. F. (ed.), pp. 141-164. Izdat, Urozhai Kiv, Ukr. Izdat 141 164
(+) CD25(+) regulatory T cells have a limited role in the control of Trypanosoma cruzi infection in mice Infect Immun 75 861 869 . 19
Chelladurai, V., Jayas, D. S., White, N. D. G. (2010): Thermal imaging for detecting fungal infection in stored wheat. J. Stored Prod. Res. , 46 , 174–179. White N. D. G. Thermal imaging
Campylobacter jejuni Infections: update on emerging issues and trends Clin Infect Dis 32 1201 – 1206 . 8. M.J. Blaser
Influence of MH and carbendazim application in preventing loss of onion bulbs during storage was assessed in two varieties. Individual treatment of 2,000 ppm MH reduced the percentage of rotting, fungal infection and sprouting to a greater extent in variety 'N-53'. The preharvest treatment appeared more effective than the postharvest in this variety. In case of 'Local White' also a similar trend was observed but the response obtained in general was not promising. Preharvest treatment with carbendazim significantly reduced the rotting and fungal infection in both the varieties during storage. However a combined application of carbendazim and MH (1,000 ppm and 2,000 ppm, respectively) exhibited better results as compared to the individual treatments in both the varieties.
Phenotypic and genotypic evaluation of wheat genetic resources and development of segregating populations are pre-requisites for identifying rust resistance genes. The objectives of this study were to assess adult plant resistance (APR) of selected wheat genotypes to leaf rust and stem rust and to develop segregating populations for resistance breeding. Eight selected Kenyan cultivars with known resistance to stem rust, together with local checks were evaluated for leaf rust and stem rust resistance at seedling stage and also across several environments. Selected diagnostic markers were used to determine the presence of known genes. All eight cultivars were crossed with local checks using a bi-parental mating design. Seedling tests revealed that parents exhibited differential infection types against wheat rust races. Cultivars Paka and Popo consistently showed resistant infection types at seedling stage, while Gem, Romany, Pasa, Fahari, Kudu, Ngiri and Kariega varied for resistant and susceptible infection types depending on the pathogen race used. The control cultivars Morocco and McNair consistently showed susceptible infection types as expected. In the field, all cultivars except for Morocco showed moderate to high levels of resistance, indicating the presence of effective resistance genes. Using diagnostic markers, presence of Lr34 was confirmed in Gem, Fahari, Kudu, Ngiri and Kariega, while Sr2 was present in Gem, Romany, Paka and Kudu. Seedling resistance gene, Sr35, was only detected in cultivar Popo. Overall, the study developed 909 F6:8 recombinant inbred lines (RILs) as part of the nested mating design and are useful genetic resources for further studies and for mapping wheat rust resistance genes.
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