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Rust diseases specifically leaf rust caused by Puccinia recondita. f. sp. tritici, is globally important fungal of wheat (Triticum aestivum L. em. Thell) that is responsible for significant yield losses; up to 40% worldwide. Due to rapid change of pathogen races, single gene resistance is short lived in wheat cultivars. Alternatively, a more durable form of resistance is attributed to slow leaf rusting for which certain genotypes have been identified and characterized. Genetic studies indicate that slow rusting resistance is under polygenic control with moderately high heritability. Such resistance is controlled by a number of minor genes also referred to as adult plant resistance (APR) genes. Although 10-12 slow rusting genes are known to be present in CIMMYT spring wheat, only two genes Lr34 and Lr46 have been characterized for slow rusting. The present research work was proposed to characterize the effect of different slow rusting gene(s) on spread of leaf rust. This was an indirect selection for desirable allele, to exploit the advantages of the durability of slow rusting and to develop a better understanding about its mechanism that might be of much promising in
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Rust diseases specifically leaf rust caused by Puccinia recondita. f. sp. tritici, is globally important fungal of wheat (Triticum aestivum L. em. Thell) that is responsible for significant yield losses; up to 40% worldwide. Due to rapid change of pathogen races, single gene resistance is short lived in wheat cultivars. Alternatively, a more durable form of resistance is attributed to slow leaf rusting for which certain genotypes have been identified and characterized. Genetic studies indicate that slow rusting resistance is under polygenic control with moderately high heritability. Such resistance is controlled by a number of minor genes also referred to as adult plant resistance (APR) genes. Although 10-12 slow rusting genes are known to be present in CIMMYT spring wheat, only two genes Lr34 and Lr46 have been characterized for slow rusting. The present research work was proposed to characterize the effect of different slow rusting gene(s) on spread of leaf rust. This was an indirect selection for desirable allele, to exploit the advantages of the durability of slow rusting and to develop a better understanding about its mechanism that might be of much promising in
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Purnima Sareen pursued her M.Sc. degree from S.V.B.P. University of Agriculture & Technology, Meerut (INDIA) in 2008. Then, she joined BCIL (Biotech Consortium India Limited) as Trainee in a DBT sponsored program in 2008-09. Presently, she is working as Senior Research Fellow at Molecular Plant Pathology Lab, CISH, Lucknow (INDIA).
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