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Project

Molecular markers as a tool for sustainable control of Septoria leaf blotch in winter wheat

Outputs and Outcomes

Acronym

179V7809

Code

HGA179V78B09W

Duration

01 January 2010 → 31 December 2013

Funding

Regional and community funding: IWT/VLAIO

Promotor

Godelieve Gheysen

Research disciplines

Natural sciences
- Plant biology
Agricultural and food sciences
- Agricultural plant production
- Horticultural production

Keywords

mycosphaerella graminicola resistance fungicide

Project description

Mycosphaerella graminicola is a fungus that globally causes major losses in wheat cultivation. Disease control is mainly based on fungicides, but mutations in the CYP51 gene encoding the target protein of the fungicides, can lead to fungicide resistance. This project investigates the co-evolution between certain variations in CYP51 and resistance, and the influence of several cultivation measures on this process.

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