… crops, not only can we identify many more novel candidate disease resistance genes
from the wild genotypes, but we can also develop molecular markers to screen for resistant …

… interactions. We have attempted to study the interaction of a range of oilseed Brassica
genotypes with Albugo candida with the objective to identify genotypes for their location specificity …

… on the host genotypes. Significant … Brassica genotypes (P ≤ 0.001) in their responses to
different isolates of S. sclerotiorum and there was also a significant host × pathogen interaction (…

… genotype X pathogen genotype X environment interaction. For example, a highly susceptible
host may be severely diseased even under sub-optimal conditions for the pathogen and in …

… germplasm from Australia and China has likely ‘enhanced’ the opportunities for significant
host–pathogen interactions and as we observed. We found that when there were more S. …

… Brassica cultivars have been imported to Europe and North America, and vice versa (15).
Asian Brassica genotypes … Although this approach is justified, given that host genotypes grown …

… brassicae DNA present in each canola genotype varied depending on the strain. In addition…
Chinese cabbage cultivar and one susceptible and 10 resistant canola genotypes. Although …

… There was no hypersensitive response in the guard cells of the S genotype and the …
genotypes. In the resistant and non-host genotypes, the histology of host–pathogen interactions …

… for the first time in these Brassica–pathogen interactions, including hypersensitive reactions
and … Preliminary examination of the cortex in nine Brassica genotypes across B. carinata, B. …

… Brassica genotypes selected from the 28 host genotypes. The basis of classifying Brassica
genotype … of the pathogen in fully compatible host–pathogen interactions. Raphanus sativus, …