Titlebook: Durable Resistance in Crops; F. Lamberti,J. M. Waller,N. A. Graaff Book 1983 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1983 agriculture.bea

COWER

Water Demand of Major Crops: A Methodologyase quantity, e.g. diseased leaf area, and this entity is influenced by the resistance of the cultivar as well as by the mean fitness of the parasite population. Therefore, parasitic fitness is an important component in studies of durable resistance. One group of problems in estimating parasitic fit

headlong

大猩猩

RODE

insolence

Whose Syndrome? Stories of Medical Eponymsare outlined in relation to plant resistance. Quantitative parameters for components of the infection cycle, widely used in resistance screening, are briefly reviewed. Their choice as selection criteria cannot always be related to their actual epidemiological bearing nor do they yet indicate durabil

faction

MAIZE

Occipital-Lobe

Whose Syndrome? Stories of Medical Eponymse parasite (Rohde, 1965). Such resistance is usually recognized as either resistance to the nematode and its development (reproduction), or resistance to the disease caused by the nematode (damage). Plant nematologists tend to evaluate resistance of the crop host on the basis of the reproductive pot

Dawdle

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