Relation concerning resistance to unflavourable biotic and abiotic factors of triticale

The work presents the data, which characterizes the responsiveness of some triticale genotypes to abiotic stressing factors (elevated temperature, soil drought) and shows its interrelation with the resistance to fungal diseases. It has been established that the genotype RAD 2/917, the most resistant...

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Main Authors Corlateanu, L, Lupascu, G
Format Publication
LanguageRomanian
Published Kishinev (Republic of Moldova) Central Tipography 2000
Subjects
AMELIORATION DES PLANTES
FISIOLOGIA VEGETAL
FITOMEJORAMIENTO
PHYSIOLOGIE VEGETALE
PLANT BREEDING
PLANT PHYSIOLOGY
REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA
REPUBLICA DE MOLDOVA
REPUBLIQUE DE MOLDOVA
RESISTANCE AUX FACTEURS NUISIBLES
RESISTANCE TO INJURIOUS FACTORS
RESISTENCIA A AGENTES DANINOS
TRITICUM
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Summary:The work presents the data, which characterizes the responsiveness of some triticale genotypes to abiotic stressing factors (elevated temperature, soil drought) and shows its interrelation with the resistance to fungal diseases. It has been established that the genotype RAD 2/917, the most resistant to diseases (septorioses, brown rust, fusarium disease) is characterized by the highest resistance to the self-regulation of adaptive reactions.
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