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Evaluation of Breeding With Peanut (Arachis Hypogaea L.)Lines Resistant to Rust Disease

C. S. Hsu, H. C. Fang, Y. T. Yang and S. H. Liu

Summary

Peanuts which are one of the important dryland crops in Taiwan were cultivate up to 53,000 has in 1980.  Peanut rust (Puccinia orachidis Speg.) found since 1970 has thus for become a major disease in peanut production.  The gradual increase in the infected area have caused a great deal of yield loss.

In 1973, three resistant accessions were shared from USDA through CAPD¡¦s help, a rust-resistant breeding project was then established by using back-cross procedure; PI314817 was used as nonrecurrent parent, bulk method was used to handle the hybrid progenies, field identification of rust-resistant segregates was conducted to select the promising lines with rust resistance.

A preliminary results made in 10years up to 1983 showed that several lines such as 73(2)-6-26, 74(1)-1-52, 74(1)-1-9, 75(2)-3-21, 78(2)-4-33, 78(2)-4-31 and 79(2)-21-62 were rated higher in rust-resistance than CK(Tainan #9).  These lines were not good yield but might be used as breeding materials.

During the selection, more segregates in the progeny populations derived from crosses between Valencia (e.g. PI 314817) and Spanish type (e.g. Tainan #9), peanut showed the agronomic characters of Valencia type such as plant type, pod shape, etc., resulting in a possibly reduced probability to select Spanish type individuals with high rust resistance.

In 1981-82, some germplasm collections of rust resistance in cluding Tif rust-1 to ¡V14 were also introduced from ICRISAT and USDA (Dr. Hammons) and were considered as breeding materials after evaluation.



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