英文摘要 |
"Field studies were conducted from 1998-2000 at Lethbridge and Vauxhall, Alberta, to determine the effects of white mold(Sclerotinia sclerotiorum)on seed yield of 16 cultivars and lines of dry bean(Phaseolus vulgaris). Cultivars or lines with combined physiological resistance and upright growth habit, such as cultivars AC Skipper and UI906, were generally the least susceptible to white mold, even under high disease pressure. Cultivars or lines which lack either or both of the traits of physiological resistance and upright growth habit, such as cultivars Viva, US1140 and NW63, and line L94C356, were more susceptible to white mold than those cultivars or lines that possess both traits. This study concludes that planting dry bean cultivars or lines with upright growth habit and physiological resistance can minimize the incidence of white mold and thereby reduce the loss of seed yield in fields with heavy infestation of S. sclerotiorum." |