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| Authors: | E. Diederichsen, B. Wagenblatt, V. Schallehn, U. Deppe, M. Sacristán |
| Keywords: | Brassica napus, Plasmodiophora brassicae, differential interaction |
Abstract:
Clubroot resistance from B. campestris and B. oleracea was combined in resynthesised rape seed lines.
Progenies from interspecific crosses between ECD-04 and ECD-15 or 'Böhmerwaldkohl' showed a broad, and so far stable resistance against several Plasmodiophora brassicae isolates.
A breeding programme was started including the development of clubroot resistant DH-lines and of a backcross generation, which is segregating for the three dominant resistance genes that originally came from B. campestris. Cuttings of the BC-plants showed a clear differential interaction with different P. brassicae isolates, which enabled us to identify resistance genes and virulence factors.
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