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Macrospora leaf spot, caused by the fungus Stenocarpella macrospora, has shown to be frequent and important among corn fields in Brazil. Genetic resistance is one of the main strategies to control corn leaf diseases. In Brazil, there is scarce information on the resistance of hybrids to Stenocarpella macrospora. The aim of this study was to evaluate the reaction of 25 corn hybrids to macrospora leaf spot. The experiment was conducted in 2011, in a greenhouse under controlled temperature and relative humidity conditions. Experimental design was completely randomized, with five replicates, each experimental unit consisting of a pot with five plants. Inoculation was done in the V2 growth stage (two fully expanded leaves), and the whorl of each plant received 2.0 mL suspension of 1.8 x 10(4) conidia mL-1 pathogen. The four used fungal isolates were obtained from infected crop residues at the municipalities Lages and Quilombo, Santa Catarina State, and Campinas do Sul and Vacaria, Rio Grande do Sul State. Disease severity was assessed at 21 days after inoculation in the V4 stage (four fully expanded leaves). No tested hybrid was totally resistant to the fungus S. macrospora. There was a significant difference in the disease severity between hybrids and fungal isolates. Hybrids inoculated with Quilombo isolate showed four reaction groups, while the isolates Vacaria, Lages and Campinas do Sul showed two groups. Some hybrids had varied behaviors against the isolates, suggesting different aggressiveness levels. There were hybrids that showed similar reaction to the isolates, suggesting greater stability for macrospora leaf spot.

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The objective of the present work was to verify the behavior of yellow passion fruit, Afruvec variety, in relation to a population of Fusarium solani, obtained from this crop. The experimental delineation was random blocks, containing 10 treatments [9 isolates and 1 control treatment], with 4 repetitions, each plot being represented by a vase containing a plant. A disk of culture medium colonized by each isolate of the fungus was inoculated in the wounded collar region of the plants of the Afruvec variety two months after sowing. The appraised parameters were: the pathogenicity, the incidence (number of dead plants) and the severity of the disease (length of the lesion in the collar region), until 60 days after inoculation. The Afruvec variety was susceptible to the fungus and also presented variability as to the severity of the disease and incidence in relation to the different isolates. The population of the fungus showed variability in regard to aggressiveness. In light of the evidence of genetic diversity in the F. solani population, it is also suggested, in the tests of selection of materials to the pathogen, that these materials should be evaluated in different places with a history of the disease or inoculation with a pool of isolates of the fungus, in order to know the wide resistance of the genotype to the pathogen.

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The inheritance of resistance to powdery mildew in the pea cultivar MK-10 and some histological aspects of infection were assessed. For the inheritance study, F1, F2, backcrosses and F3 generations of MK-10 crossed with two susceptible populations were evaluated. Histological evaluations included percentage of germinated conidia, percentage of conidia that formed appresoria, percentage of conidia that established colonies, and number of haustoria per colony. Segregation ratios obtained in the resistance inheritance study were compared by Chi-square (ײ) test and the histological data were analyzed by Tukey's test at 5% probability. It was concluded that resistance of MK-10 to powdery mildew is due to a pair of recessive alleles since it is expressed in the pre-penetration stage and completed by post-penetration localized cellular death, characteristic of the presence of the pair of recessive alleles er1er1.

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Dissertação (mestrado)—Universidade de Brasília, Instituto de Ciências Biológicas, Departamento de Fitopatologia, Programa de Pós-Graduação em Fitopatologia, 2016.

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No Submédio do Vale do São Francisco, Nordeste do Brasil, o cancro bacteriano da videira causado pela Xanthomonas campestris pv. viticola ocasiona grandes prejuízos em genótipos suscetíveis. O objetivo foi avaliar à resistência de genótipos de videira quanto ao cancro bacteriano. Dois experimentos (I e II) com 17 e 36 genótipos, respectivamente, com cinco repetições, foram conduzidos em casa de vegetação com temperatura e umidade médias de 30ºC e 70%. As plantas foram inoculadas com suspensão do isolado bacteriano por fricção com gaze umedecidas com solução bacteriana (A570= 6×108 UFC/ml), incubadas e observadas diariamente quanto aos parâmetros pidemiológicos: período de incubação (PI); incidência de folhas com sintomas (INC); incidência de folhas com cancro (IFC); severidade da doença (SEV); e área abaixo da curva de progresso da SEV (AACPSD), calculada como ∑(yi+yi+1)/2dti. O delineamento estatístico foi inteiramente casualizado. Todos os genótipos foram suscetíveis ao patógeno, mas diferiram significativamente entre si (P=0,05). No grupo I destacaram Itália Melhorada e ?Red Globe? com níveis elevados para todos os parámetros, resultado observado no grupo II apenas para Red Globe. No experimento I, Petit Verdot, BRS Cora e Moscato apresentaram os maiores PI e os menores INC, IFC, SEV e AACPSD; já no experimento II, foram 12 genótipos com menores níveis para todas as variáveis, indicando grande potencial para melhoramento genético e manejo integrado. No agrupamento pelo UPGMA (similaridade 60%) formaram-se cinco grupos no experimento I; e seis no II.

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Tese de dout., Biologia, Faculdade de Engenharia de Recursos Naturais, Univ. do Algarve, 2003