Reactions of half-runner snap beans to virus infection

By:

REDDICK, B.B

Contributor(s):

SCHWARZ, K.B

Material type: Article

ArticleLanguage: English Description: 143:22-23Subject(s): LOC classification:

31810

In: Tennessee Farm and Home ScienceSummary: En un expt. controlado realizado en Crossville Exptl. Station (EE.UU.) en 1984, se examinaron 5 cv. de habichuela semitrepadora (Mountaineer, State, Striped, Pink y White) por su resistencia o tolerancia a enfermedade virales. Los cv. White, Mountaineer y State rindieron un mayor peso prom. de vainas frescas/parcela y presentaron una menor tasa de incidencia a reacciones virosas que los cv. Pink y Striped, tanto en las siembras de mayo como las de julio, aunque la severidad de la enfermedad fue menor en julio en todos los cv. (CIAT)Summary: In a controlled expt. carried out at the Crossville Exptl. Station (USA) in 1984, 5 half-runner snap bean cv. (Mountaineer, State, Striped, Pink and White) were examined for their resistance or tolerance to viral diseases. Cv. White, Mountaineer, and State produced a greater mean pod fresh wt./plot and had lower viral disease ratings than cv. Striped and Pink, in both May and July plantings, although in all cv. disease severity was lower in July. (CIAT)

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En un expt. controlado realizado en Crossville Exptl. Station (EE.UU.) en 1984, se examinaron 5 cv. de habichuela semitrepadora (Mountaineer, State, Striped, Pink y White) por su resistencia o tolerancia a enfermedade virales. Los cv. White, Mountaineer y State rindieron un mayor peso prom. de vainas frescas/parcela y presentaron una menor tasa de incidencia a reacciones virosas que los cv. Pink y Striped, tanto en las siembras de mayo como las de julio, aunque la severidad de la enfermedad fue menor en julio en todos los cv. (CIAT) spa

In a controlled expt. carried out at the Crossville Exptl. Station (USA) in 1984, 5 half-runner snap bean cv. (Mountaineer, State, Striped, Pink and White) were examined for their resistance or tolerance to viral diseases. Cv. White, Mountaineer, and State produced a greater mean pod fresh wt./plot and had lower viral disease ratings than cv. Striped and Pink, in both May and July plantings, although in all cv. disease severity was lower in July. (CIAT) eng