Sentence examples for blight pathogens from inspiring English sources

Fontana was most susceptible to both fungal leaf blight pathogens.

Carrot cultivars grown in New York were evaluated for susceptibility to the fungal leaf blight pathogens Alternaria dauci (1999) and Cercospora carotae (2000 03) in an experimental field under continuous carrot cultivation since 1996.

Potential Fusarium head blight pathogens of wheat were isolated from seeds and wheat heads showing head blight symptoms.

Expression of OsOXO4 can be correlated with EST data, where it is expressed in stressed leaves, as well as with MPSS data, where it is only expressed during the interactions with the rice blast and bacterial blight pathogens.

Rice spotted leaf 5 (spl5) is a lmm with spontaneous HR-like lesions on its leaves, and broadly enhanced resistance to rice blast and bacterial blight pathogens (Yin et al. 2000; Mizobuchi et al. 2002).

Among the three R genes, the Xa4 gene provides durable disease resistance at all developmental stages to bacterial blight pathogens and has been used in Asian rice breeding for many years (Zhang 2009).

For example, the chestnut blight pathogen Cryphonectria parasitica is infected by a hypovirus, that alters its behaviour and pathogenicity [10] and bacteria can suppress fungal growth.

The late blight pathogen thrives in cool, wet weather.

Tracking the potato late blight pathogen in the atmosphere using unmanned aerial vehicles and Lagrangian modeling.

The results revealed substantial regional differences in Fusarium head blight pathogen composition and temporal population dynamics.

There is a higher probability for the late blight pathogen (Phytophthora infestans) to be in "table-stock" potatoes.