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COMPUTER ANALYSIS OF DISEASE DATA TO DERIVE HYPOTHETICAL GENOTYPES FOR REACTION OF HOST VARIETIES TO PATHOGENS
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1971
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EngineeringSusceptible HostGeneticsLow ReactionPlant PathologyPlant-pathogen InteractionPlant HealthPathogen DiscoveryVisual InspectionWheat Leaf RustInfectious Disease ModellingPathogen TransmissionHost GeneticsHost-pathogen InteractionsPathogen CharacterizationGenetic VariationPlant BreedingEpidemiologyFungal PathogenPathogenesisComputational BiologyCrop ProtectionGenetic EngineeringMicrobiologyMedicine
A method is described for deriving genotypes for low reaction in varieties of a host from data resulting from inoculating many host varieties with many cultures of a pathogen. A computer program utilizing Boolean algebra was used to compare and group patterns of low and high infection types produced by host variety: pathogen culture combinations. Visual inspection within each group allows derivation of the genotype. A successful trial of the system was made with data on wheat leaf rust involving 60 varieties of wheat and nine cultures of Puccinia recondita.
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