Resistance of winter barley to attacks of Typhula incarnata Lasch in relation to the development stage and cold hardening of plants
- Cavelier, M. (1987). Resistance of winter barley to attacks of Typhula incarnata Lasch in relation to the development stage and cold hardening of plants. Parasitica, 43: (3),
| Type | Journal Article |
| Year | 1987 |
| Title | Resistance of winter barley to attacks of Typhula incarnata Lasch in relation to the development stage and cold hardening of plants |
| Journal | Parasitica |
| Recnumber | 32 |
| Volume | 43 |
| Issue | 3 |
| Endnote Keywords | Barley|host parasite relationships|cereals|plant pathology|plant pathogenic fungi| |
| Abstract | In the field, resistance to T. incarnata is influenced by cold hardening of plants and the development stage at the start of incubation. These factors are strongly linked to sowing time and their effect depends on the duration of disease incubation. These factors were studied independently. Under light conditions similar to those in the field, hardened plants before and at the start of tillering are the most resistant to T. incarnata. |
| Notes | Cited Reference Count: 24 ref. Journal article French |
| Author address | Station de Phytopathologie de l'Etat, Gembloux, Belgium. |
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| Authors | Cavelier, M. |
