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Australian cereal rust report, October 2008 - False black chaff in wheats carrying the stem rust resistance gene Sr2

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Sydney, Australia
October 23, 2008

University of Sydney
Plant Breeding Institute (PBI)
Cereal Rust Laboratory

Cereal Rust Report Season 2008
Volume 6, Issue 7, 23 October 2008
Colin Wellings*, Urmil Bansal and Harbans Bariana
The University of Sydney, Plant Breeding Institute
(on secondment from NSW Department of Primary Industries)

False black chaff in wheats carrying the stem rust resistance gene Sr2

There have been many recent enquiries concerning the appearance of black discoloration on glumes and stems of certain wheat varieties. The symptoms range from faint discoloured patches on the outer glumes, to deep black pigmentation on glumes and stems, especially in the stem region just below the node. These symptoms may indicate one of several possible causes, including disease or physiological disorder.

Full rust report:  http://www.agric.usyd.edu.au:8888/pbi/cereal_rust_reports_crr.htm
 

 

 

 

 

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