Lipoxygenase activity in Brazilian rice cultivars with variable resistance to leaf blast disease

Eight rice lines viz. CNA 8983, IAC-1732, IAC-1733, IAC-1748, IAC-1736, IAC-201, Volano and Arborea were evaluated in greenhouse for resistance against the leaf blast disease caused by Magnoparthe gracea. Lines CNA 8983, IAC 1732, IAC 1733 and IAC 1748 showed satisfactory resistance against the blast fungus while IAC 1736 and IAC 201 were intermediate and Volano and Arborea susceptible. All lines did not have lipoxygenase activity increased by methyljasmonic acid, however enzyme activity showed a positive relationship with resistance.

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Main Authors: Sandhu,Sardul Singh, Mazzafera,Paulo, Azini,Luiz Ernesto, Bastos,Cândido Ricardo, Colombo,Carlos Augusto
Format: Digital revista
Language:English
Published: Instituto Agronômico de Campinas 2007
Online Access:http://old.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0006-87052007000100004
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Summary:Eight rice lines viz. CNA 8983, IAC-1732, IAC-1733, IAC-1748, IAC-1736, IAC-201, Volano and Arborea were evaluated in greenhouse for resistance against the leaf blast disease caused by Magnoparthe gracea. Lines CNA 8983, IAC 1732, IAC 1733 and IAC 1748 showed satisfactory resistance against the blast fungus while IAC 1736 and IAC 201 were intermediate and Volano and Arborea susceptible. All lines did not have lipoxygenase activity increased by methyljasmonic acid, however enzyme activity showed a positive relationship with resistance.