Mapping of quantitative trait loci for traits linked to fusarium head blight in barley
P Ogrodowicz, A Kuczyńska, K Mikołajczak… - PLoS …, 2020 - journals.plos.org
Fusarium head blight (FHB) is a devastating disease occurring in small grain cereals
worldwide. The disease results in the reduction of grain yield, and mycotoxins accumulated
in grain are also harmful to both humans and animals. It has been reported that response to
pathogen infection may be associated with the morphological and developmental traits of
the host plant, eg earliness and plant height. Despite many studies, effective markers for
selection of barley genotypes with increased resistance to FHB have not been developed. In …
worldwide. The disease results in the reduction of grain yield, and mycotoxins accumulated
in grain are also harmful to both humans and animals. It has been reported that response to
pathogen infection may be associated with the morphological and developmental traits of
the host plant, eg earliness and plant height. Despite many studies, effective markers for
selection of barley genotypes with increased resistance to FHB have not been developed. In …
Mapping of quantitative trait loci for traits linked to Fusarium head blight symptoms evaluation in barley RILs
P Ogrodowicz, A Kuczyńska, K Mikołajczak, T Adamski… - bioRxiv, 2019 - biorxiv.org
Fusarium head blight (FHB) is a devastating disease in small grain cereals worldwide. The
disease results in the reduction of grain yield and affects its quality. In addition, mycotoxins
accumulated in grain are harmful to both humans and animals. It has been reported that
response to pathogen infection may be associated with the morphological and
developmental characteristics of the host plant, eg the earliness and plant height. Despite
the many studies the effective markers for the selection of barley genotypes with increased …
disease results in the reduction of grain yield and affects its quality. In addition, mycotoxins
accumulated in grain are harmful to both humans and animals. It has been reported that
response to pathogen infection may be associated with the morphological and
developmental characteristics of the host plant, eg the earliness and plant height. Despite
the many studies the effective markers for the selection of barley genotypes with increased …