Responding to wheat blast: Multi-stakeholder "Precision Phenotyping Platforms (PPP)" and the development then release of blast resistant varieties.
Authors
Date Issued
Date Online
Language
Type
Review Status
Access Rights
Usage Rights
Metadata
Full item pageCitation
CGIAR Research Program on Wheat. 2021. Responding to wheat blast: Multi-stakeholder "Precision Phenotyping Platforms (PPP)" and the development then release of blast resistant varieties.. Reported in Wheat Annual Report 2021. Outcome Impact Case Report.
Permanent link to cite or share this item
External link to download this item
DOI
Abstract/Description
Wheat blast is an emerging fungal disease that has spread across continents (Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina, Bolivia, Bangladesh and Zambia). Researchers identified sources of resistance, deciphered the underlying resistance mechanism and developed resistant varieties, released in Bangladesh, Bolivia, India and Nepal. Seed multiplication and dissemination are in progress in these countries. The wheat blast pathogen’s population is clonal in Bangladesh with sensitivity to fungicides. Recent unpublished results indicate a close relationship of the Zambian with the Brazilian MoT population.
