Effectiveness and expression of resistance in maize to isolates of Puccinia sorghi from Eastern Australia

Virtual Seminars

Open Plant Pathology Virtual seminar given by Ms. Aurelie Quade from the University of Southern Queensland. The vulnerability of the Australian maize industry to Puccina sorghi is currently unknown. Maize is grown across a range of agro-ecological regions in Australia and the effectiveness and stability of deployed Rp genes has not been examined.

Author

Affiliation

Adam Sparks

Published

Sept. 13, 2020

DOI

10.17605/OSF.IO/FESVY

About

Presenter: Ms. Aurelie Quade
Institution: University of Southern Queensland, Centre for Crop Health
Date: September 14, 2020
Host: Associate Professor Adam Sparks
Links: Video | Slides

Abstract

The vulnerability of the Australian maize industry to Puccina sorghi is currently unknown. Maize is grown across a range of agro-ecological regions in Australia and the effectiveness and stability of deployed Rp genes has not been examined. Further to this, assessments of the P. sorghi population to determine pathotype diversity have not been conducted for many years. The current study was undertaken to assess phenotypic, genetic and physiological resistance to common rust and provide support for maize breeding programs in Australia.

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