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. 2015 Jan;170:83–94. doi: 10.1016/j.fcr.2014.10.010

Table 5.

Summary of the resistance levels of rice cultivars to S. hermonthica and S. asiatica ecotypes in field and controlled environments (pre and post-attachment resistance). Cultivars are ranked Resistant (R), Susceptible (S) or Intermediate (I); based on NSmax (field) or the average number of attached Striga plants (controlled environment).

Cultivar/Striga ecotype Field
Controlled environment
Post-attachmentb
Pre-attachment resistanceb
Sh-Mba Sa-Ky Sh-Mb Sa-Ky Sh-Ki Sa-US Sh-Me
NERICA-1 R I/S R I R R R
NERICA-2 R R R R I
NERICA-3 R R R R R
NERICA-4 R I/S R R R
NERICA-5 R R R R I
NERICA-6 S I/S S S I
NERICA-7 S S S S S S S
NERICA-8 I I/R S S S
NERICA-9 I/S I/S S I S I I
NERICA-10 R R R R R R I
NERICA-11 I/S I/S S S S
NERICA-12 R I R R R
NERICA-13 R S I R I
NERICA-14 S S S S S
NERICA-15 S I/S S S I
NERICA-16 S I/S S S R
NERICA-17 R R R R R R R
NERICA-18 S I/S S S I
CG14 R R R R R R R
WAB56-104 I/S I S S I I R
WAB56-50 I/S I R I I R S
WAB181-18 R I R R I R R
IAC165 S S S S S S
Supa India R S R I
a

Striga ecotypes: Sh-Mb = S. hermonthica from Mbita (Kenya); Sh-Ki = S. hermonthica from Kibos (Kenya); Sh-Me = S. hermonthica from Medani (Sudan); Sa-Ky = S. asiatica from Kyela (Tanzania); Sa-US = S. asiatica from USA. IR49255-B-B-2 and Mwangulu are not shown as they were only tested in one field site and not in controlled environments.

b

Information on post-attachment resistance is derived from Cissoko et al. (2011) and on pre-attachment resistance from Jamil et al. (2011b).