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New insights into interactions of roses and pathogenic fungi and crosstalk potential of various stress signalling pathways

Article number

1283_13

Pages

89 – 96

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

XXVI International Eucarpia Symposium Section Ornamentals: Editing Novelty

Authors

H.S. Domes, T. Debener

Keywords

roses, powdery mildew, black spot, defence response, phosphate starvation, signaling, crosstalk

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2020.1283.13

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Online Articles (28)

1. A bud sport from a bicolored carnation to a single-colored carnation is accompanied by low expression levels of cinnamoyl-CoA reductase-like genes

H. Morimoto | T. Narumi-Kawasaki | T. Takamura | S. Fukai

2. Breeding for compact growth using rhizogenic agrobacteria: evaluation of a technique for woody ornamentals

3. New insights on flowering of Cannabis sativa

S. Duchin | N. Bernstein | R. Kamenetsky | B. Spitzer-Rimon

4. Evaluation of pollen tube growth and fertilization via histological analysis in Cyclamen persicum

M. Tütüncü | Y.Y. Mendi

5. Glucose treatment extends the vase life of cut sweet pea flowers compared to sucrose corresponding to improved water uptake

T. Hirose | Y. Kawasumi | R. Kaneeda | T. Handa

6. Seasonal difference of soluble carbohydrate metabolism in incurved malformed flowers of cut rose cultivar ‘Yves Piaget’

R. Kaneeda | S. Yamamoto | T. Handa

7. Impact of drought on the growth of seedlings of Pyrus pyraster and Tilia cordata

M. Hus | V. Paganová

8. Using molecular markers in breeding: ornamentals catch up

9. Multiparental QTL analysis: can we do it in polyploids?

10. Genotype identification through molecular reconstruction of an old pedigree of diploid and triploid Hydrangea macrophylla lacecap cultivars

P. Hempel | A. Hohe | C. Tränkner

11. Comparison of SRAP markers and pedigree data in assessing genetic relatedness among chrysanthemum cultivars

12. Exogenous applied defense hormones regulate broad mite population growth in an azalea leaf disc assay

G. Luypaert | L. Leus | J. Van Huylenbroeck

13. New insights into interactions of roses and pathogenic fungi and crosstalk potential of various stress signalling pathways

H.S. Domes | T. Debener

14. Rose replant disease: detailed analyses of plant reactions, root endophytes and rhizosphere microbial communities

15. Wild species, invaluable resources for breeding new ornamental crops

R. Barba-Gonzalez | E. Tapia-Campos | J.M. Rodriguez-Domínguez

16. Relation between soil physico-chemical properties and the distribution of Rhododendron species in China

S. Wang | L. Leus | M.-C. Van Labeke | J. Van Huylenbroeck

17. Using SSR with fluorescent labels to establish SSR molecular identity cards for cultivars of tree peony Paeonia rockii

X. Guo | F.Y. Cheng | X.Y. Cheng | X.W. Tao

18. Improving selection efficiency in ornamental breeding

H. Molenaar | R. Boehm | H.-P. Piepho

19. Haploid induction technologies – potential for translation

A. Britt | S. Kuppu | M. Ron

20. Inflorescence type marker in a polyploid F₁ population of Hydrangea macrophylla

C. Tränkner

21. Amiprophosmethyl-treatment for polyploidisation in Lobelia

M. Wernicke | I. Pinker | M. Wiedemann | K. Olbricht

22. Bridging the gap: tools for interspecific and intergeneric hybridization in ornamentals

J. Van Huylenbroeck | T. Eeckhaut | L. Leus | K. Van Laere | E. Dhooghe

23. Hybridization breeding between daylily and nightlily to extend florescence of single-flower

Y. Ren | Y.K. Gao | L. Yuan | Q.X. Zhang

24. Karyotype analysis of Paeonia × lemoinei ‘High Noon’ based on GISH supplies an improved method for accurate karyotyping of hybrids in Paeonia

Y. Zhong | M. Du | K. Li | F.Y. Cheng

25. Characterization of the PEBP protein family in the genus Rosa

F. Foucher | D. Lakwani | A. Chastellier | T. Thouroude | J. Clotault

26. High density SNP and SSR linkage map and QTL analysis for resistance to black spot in segregating rose population

27. Association studies in roses reveal robust markers for flower traits

D.F. Schulz | M. Linde | T. Debener

28. Genome editing by CRISPR-Cas9 technology in Petunia hybrida

M. Chopy | P. Morel | S. Rodrigues Bento | M. Vandenbussche