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Rapid Screening and Evaluation of Maize Seedling Resistance to Stalk Rot Caused by
Fusarium
spp.
Authors:
Yali Sun
,
Xinsen Ruan
,
Liang Ma
,
Fang Wang
and
Xiquan Gao
,
date:
05/20/2018,
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[Abstract] Corn stalk rot caused by
Fusarium
spp., a genus of soil-borne fungal pathogens, has become a major concern of maize production. This disease normally causes significant reduction of maize yield and quality worldwide. The field assay for identifying stalk rot resistance using adult plants is largely relying on large population, yet ...
Micro-computed Tomography to Visualize Vascular Networks in Maize Stems
Authors:
Akiteru Maeno
and
Katsutoshi Tsuda
,
date:
01/05/2018,
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8354,
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[Abstract] Plant vascular systems in the stem connect roots with aerial organs to move solutes containing minerals, nutrients as well as signaling molecules, and therefore, they play pivotal roles in plant growth and development. However, stem vascular systems, especially in crop species, have been poorly described since they are deeply embedded in the ...
Fusarium graminearum
Maize Stalk Infection Assay and Associated Microscopic Observation Protocol
Authors:
Juan He
,
Tinglu Yuan
and
Wei-Hua Tang
,
date:
12/05/2016,
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9880,
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[Abstract] The ascomycete fungus
Fusarium graminearum
(previously also called
Gibberella zeae
) causes
Gibberella
stalk rot in maize (
Zea mays
) and results in lodging and serious yield reduction. To develop methods to assess the fungal growth and symptom development in maize stalks, we present here a protocol of maize stalk ...
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