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DOI: Study Of Virulent Characteristics Of Wheat Yellow Rust (Puccina Striiformis F.Sp. Tritica) In Uzbekistan
Dilshod Akhmatovich Mullaev , Phd Student, Institute Of Genetics And Experimental Biology Of Plants, Academy Of Sciences Of The Republic Of Uzbekistan Khurshid Sadullaevich Torakulov , Candidate Of Biological Sciences, Senior Researcher, Institute Of Genetics And Experimental Biology Of Plants, Academy Of Sciences Of The Republic Of Uzbekistan Bakhodir Khorozovich Chinikulov , Candidate Of Biological Sciences, Senior Researcher, Institute Of Genetics And Experimental Biology Of Plants, Academy Of Sciences Of The Republic Of Uzbekistan Doston Sheralievich Erjigitov , Practitioner Researcher, Institute Of Genetics And Experimental Biology Of Plants, Academy Of Sciences Of The Republic Of Uzbekistan Isokulov Siroj Murtoza Ogli , Junior Researcher, Institute Of Genetics And Experimental Biology Of Plants, Academy Of Sciences Of The Republic Of UzbekistanAbstract
The article examines the virulence of the isolation of wheat yellow rust (Puccina striiformis f.sp.
tritica), one of the main problems of the grain industry, from Bekabad district of Tashkent region of
the Republic of Uzbekistan. The racial formula of the disease sample was found to be 239E242 in
terms of virulence, and the virulence of this race relative to genes using isogenic lines known to
contain genes responsible for yellow rust disease.
Keywords
Wheat, race
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