Host resistance - Race specificity
13 important questions on Host resistance - Race specificity
What is noteworthy about hypersensitivity resistance?
- Specific to certain genotypes of the pathogen.
What are pathogen genotypes called when resistance is effective?
What are pathogen genotypes called when resistance is not effective?
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How can the degree of resistance be represented?
What is the graphical representation of resistance interactions called?
What can breeders expose plant accessions to?
What is an isolate in the context of plant pathology?
How can an isolate be maintained?
What are plant genotypes inoculated with to find a virulence spectrum?
- A virulence spectrum may be found from this process.
What is the term used within a pathogen species or a forma specialis for variation within the same virulence spectrum?
What is the graph in Figure 12 an example of?
What is an alternate term used for vertical resistance?
Are the terms biotypes, strains, pathotypes, and race commonly used interchangeably among researchers?
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