Southern stem rot, caused by Sclerotium rolfsii Sacc., is a destructive soil fungal disease of
peanut in China and other countries. To evaluate resistant germplasm, a total of 256 peanut …

Peanut stem rot, also known as white mold, poses a significant threat to peanut production. It
is typically managed using fungicides and moderately resistant cultivars. Cultivars with …

Advances in plant breeding have led to the creation of superior and high-yielding varieties of
pea-nut, thanks to the accumulation of beneficial alleles from the vast global plant genetic …

The dissection of naturally existing allelic variations in the candidate genes responsible for
crucial agronomic traits is made possible by allele mining. Allele mining may now be used to …

Stem rot of groundnut, caused by the necrotrophic pathogen Sclerotium rolfsiiis a
devastating soil borne disease. Its incidence has been increasing in the hot and humid …