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. 2016 Mar 1;11(3):e0150530. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0150530

Table 2. Virulence outcomes and Avr3a transcript detection in F4 and F5 progeny from P. sojae cross ACR10 X P7076.

F4 progeny1 F5 progeny1 Virulence on Rps3a (L83-570)2 Virulence on rps3a (Williams)2 Assigned phenotype3 Avr3a mRNA transcript (RT-PCR)4
F4-40(7) 60 60 V -
F5-40(1) 20 12 NP -
F5-40(2) 59 57 V -
F5-40(3) 60 59 V -
F5-40(4) 60 60 V -
F4-60(5) 60 60 V -
F5-60(1) 60 60 V -
F5-60(2) 53 52 V -
F5-60(3) 55 56 V -
F5-60(4) 54 47 V -
F4-87(1) 60 60 V -
F5-87(1) 60 60 V -
F5-87(2) 56 58 V -
F5-87(3) 60 60 V -
F5-87(4) 45 46 V -
F4-83(3) 60 60 V -
F5-83(1) 60 60 V -
F5-83(2) 60 60 V -
F5-83(3) 60 60 V -
F5-83(4) 60 60 V -

1All progeny originally derived from F2 individuals homozygous for the Avr3aP7076 allele

2 Number of dead plants from a total of 60 challenged, representing the sum from two independent virulence assays of 30 plants each.

3 Phenotypes: A, avirulent; V, virulent; NP, non-pathogenic.

4 Symbol (+) positive for Avr3a mRNA, (-) negative for Avr3a mRNA. All samples were positive for control Actin mRNA. Summary of results from two independent biological replicates.