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. 2013 Feb 19;8(2):e56513. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0056513

Table 4. Fitness of pyrimorph-resistant mutants (mutant designations begin with the letter R) and the corresponding parental isolates of Phytophthora capsici a.

In vitro b In planta c
Isolate Sporulation (105/cm2) Cystospore germination (%) Lesion area (cm2) Sporulation (105/cm2) Disease scored
Hd3 25.0a 73.0b 5.3a 5.1b 2.5a
R3-1 1.7b 88.0a 2.4b 8.7a 2.3a
R3-2 4.2b 67.0b 3.6ab 0.6c 0.7b
R3-3 5.0b 94.0a 2.5b 0.6c 0.4b
Hd11 9.0a 90.5a 6.8a 7.0a 3.9a
R11-1 3.1b 79.3b 5.2b 3.5b 4.5a
R11-2 1.3c 88.3a 3.4c 0.5c 1.1b
Hx18 24.0a 82.0ab 9.3a 7.0a 2.8a
R18-1 4.3c 77.0b 8.7a 4.5c 0.6b
R18-2 0.8d 85.0a 4.8bc 0.7d 1.2b
R18-3 1.7d 70.5c 3.5cd 0.6d 0.1b
R18-4 0.3d 77.0b 2.6d 4.0c 0.1b
R18-5 0.4d 85.0a 5.0bc 5.1bc 0.2b
R18-6 7.0b 87.0a 5.4b 6.4ab 1.2b
Dz21 13.3a 85.0a 8.4a 6.5a 3.2a
R-21 19.5a 72.5b 6.1b 5.5a 1.7b
a

Means in a column followed by the same letter are not significantly different at p = 0.05 according to Fisher’s least significant difference.

b

On carrot agar.

c

Lesion area and sporulation were determined on detached pepper leaves, and disease score was determined on growing pepper plants.

d

A disease severity scale of 0–5 was used: 0, no visible symptoms; 1, leaves slightly wilted with black lesions beginning to appear on stems or 10–29% of entire plant diseased; 2, 30–49% of entire plant diseased; 3, 50–69% of entire plant diseased; 4, 70–90% of entire plant diseased; 5, dead plant [37], [38].