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. 2015 Jan 30;20(2):2388–2404. doi: 10.3390/molecules20022388

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Sorghum y1 gene enhances resistance against C. heterostrophus and C. graminicola in Y1-maize. (A) Detached leaf assay showing disease symptoms that developed 4 days post infection (dpi) when infected with C. heterostrophus. (i) Y1-rr; (ii) Y1-pr; (iii) Y1-wr; (iv) NS; (v) P1-wr; (vi) un-inoculated Y1-pr. Scale bar indicates 1 mm. (B) Quantification of the lesion area 4 dpi with C. heterostrophus. Values shown are the mean ± SE. (C) Symptoms that developed 11 dpi when whole plants were infected with C. graminicola. (D) Quantification of lesion area 11 dpi with C. graminicola. Values shown are the mean of 44 replicates ± SE. The x-axis in Figure 4A,C shows different genotypes used: Y1-rr, Y1-pr, Y1-wr; NS and P1-wr.