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. 2019 Aug 8;20:640. doi: 10.1186/s12864-019-6005-6

Table 3.

The difference in yield-related traits between resistant and susceptible accessions with or without Pst inoculation

Traits Type Range Mean values Differencec
Controla Inoculationb Controla Inoculationb
FTN** R 3–11 6–9 5.94 6.86 + 15.5%
S 4–10 6–8 5.65 6.52 + 15.4%
SL (cm) R 7.7–15.7 9.3–13.9 10.96 11.57
S 8.0–16.0 9.8–14.1 10.78 11.51
SlPS R 17–25 18–23 20.85 20.80
S 18–24 18–25 20.49 20.39
KPSl R 3.0–5.5 3.7–4.3 4.18 4.05
S 3.0–5.0 3.7–4.3 4.10 4.03
KPS** R 28–75 43–62 54.53 53.72 −1.5%
S 30–72 41–60 52.49 51.09 −2.7%
KWPS (g)** R 0.84–3.61 1.32–2.99 2.36 2.16 −8.5%
S 0.68–3.36 1.21–2.52 2.20 1.94 −11.8%
TKW (g)** R 24.91–61.23 28.27–52.02 42.95 40.54 −5.6%
S 23.38–54.88 24.26–45.26 41.54 37.31 −10.2%
SlC R 1.44–2.76 1.54–2.53 1.91 1.89
S 1.50–2.44 1.58–2.33 1.90 1.86

FTN Fertile tiller number, SL Spike length, SlPS Spikelet number per spike, KPSl Kernel number per spikelet, KPS Kernel number per spike, KWPS Kernel weight per spike, TKW Thousand-kernel weight, SlC Spikelet compactness, cm centimetre, g gram

R Resistant materials, S Susceptible materials

a,the locations without Pst inoculation;b, the locations with Pst inoculation.c, comparing with control, the increase (+) or decrease (−) percentage of yield-related traits under stripe rust stress

**,the significant difference in the traits between control and inoculation at p < 0.01