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Table 4 Previous reports of screening cultivars and breeding lines for resistance to bacterial grain rot (BGR)

From: QTLs for Resistance to Major Rice Diseases Exacerbated by Global Warming: Brown Spot, Bacterial Seedling Rot, and Bacterial Grain Rot

Year

Countrya

Resistant cultivars and breeding lines

Number of screened cultivars or lines

Evaluation method

Reference(s)

1975

Japan

Fukumasari, Tachikaze, Kinmaze

9

Field evaluation (inoculation at flowering stage)

Goto and Watanabe (1975)

1983

Japan

(Resistance levels differed among the materials, although no highly resistant cultivars/lines were found.)

293

Greenhouse evaluation (inoculation at flowering stage)

Goto (1982, 1983a)

1985

Japan

(No source of complete resistance was identified.)

11

Field evaluation (inoculation at flowering stage)

Mogi and Tsushima (1985)

1986

Japan

(Saikai169 identified as a susceptilble line)

6

Field evaluation (inoculation at flowering stage)

Imbe et al. (1986)

1987

Japan

Nihonmasari, Koganebare, Mineasahi, Toyotama, Nishihomare, Kougyoku

20

Field observation without artificial inoculation over 7 years

Yokoyama and Okuhara (1987)

1987

China

KaohsiungS.7

21

Field evaluation (inoculation before flowering stage)

Chien and Chang (1987)

1988

Japan

(Resistance levels differed between cultivars, although no highly resistant cultivars were found.)

427

Field evaluation (inoculation at flowering stage)

Takita et al. (1988)

1988

Brazil

Limeira, Iguape Redondo

19

Field Evaluation (inoculation of bacterial suspension into boots by syringe)

Prabhu and Bedendo (1988)

1989

Japan

O. meridionalis, O. stapfii, O. australiensis, O. officinalis, O. grandiglumis, O. glaberrima (OG-2), O. rufipogon, O. longistaminata, O. punctata, O. alta

14

Evaluation of wild rice accessions in greenhouse (inoculation at flowering stage)

Tsushima et al. (1989)

1989

Japan

Akuranboda, Col 155

22

Field evaluation (inoculation at flowering stage) and cut-panicle inoculation

Miyagawa and Kimura (1989)

1994

Japan

Resistant Japanese cultivars: Sasanishiki, Kokuryoumiyako, Benisengoku, Jukkoku, Mizuho, Kogyoku

129

Field Evaluation (inoculation of bacterial suspension into boots by syringe)

Wasano and Okuda (1994)

  

Resistant non-Japanese cultivars: Palkeng, Century Patna, Belle Patna 9433, Hybrid Pearl, Blue Bonnet 50, RD-23

   

2002

Japan

Chikushi52, Chikushi41, Tsukushiwase

85

Field observation without artificial inoculation over 3 years

Yasunaga et al. (2002)

2007

USA

Jupiter

5

Field evaluation (inoculation at flowering stage)

Nandakumar et al. (2007a)

2007

USA

LM-1, LMT-1

(2)b

Field evaluation (inoculation at flowering stage)

Groth et al. (2007)

2013

Japan

Kele, Kasalath, Jhona2, Jaguary, Khau Mac Kho

84

Cut-panicle inoculation

Mizobuchi et al. (2013a)

2014

USA

14 lines were identified as resistant, 30 lines as moderately resistant (2012)

300

Field evaluation (inoculation from boot split to flowering stage) over 2 years

Wamishe et al. (2014)

  

15 lines were identified as resistant, 53 lines as moderately resistant (2013)

   
  1. aCountry where experiment was conducted
  2. bLM-1 and LMT-1 were selected from 1 kg of mutagenized seeds of Lemont irradiated with gamma radiation (250 Gy) from 60Co