TABLE 4.

Classical genetic studies of resistance to CMV in Capsicum.

Capsicum species	Resistant parent	Genetic control and mechanisms of resistance	References
C. annuum	Perennial	Monogenic recessive, cm	Singh and Thakur, 1977
		Recessive genes	Pochard, 1982
		Polygenetic recessive inheritance, resistant to virus multiplication	Pochard and Daubèze, 1989
		Monogenic recessive and partially dominant	Rusco and Csillery, 1980
		Two or three incompletely dominant genes	Lapidot et al., 1997
		Two additive-dominant major genes with epistatic polygene or two additive-dominant major genes with additive-dominant polygene	Wang, 2016
C. annuum	Rama	A single dominant gene Riv	Pochard, 1982
C. annuum	MRCH	Polygenetic inheritance and linked to small fruit size	Shifriss and Cohen, 1987
C. annuum	Vania	Polygenetic inheritance, resistant to CMV migration	Caranta et al., 2002
C. annuum	Bukang	A single dominant gene Cmr1	Kang et al., 2010
C. annuum	BJ0747-1-3-1-1	Two additive-dominant major genes with additive-dominant polygene	Yao et al., 2013
C. annuum	I7339	Two recessive, cmr3E and cmr3L	Min et al., 2014
C. annuum	Q132	Monogenic recessive, cr	Zhang et al., 2016
C. annuum	Lam32	a single recessive gene cmr2	Choi et al., 2018
C. frutescens	LP-1	Monogenic recessive	Barrios et al., 1971
C. frutescens	BG2814-6	Incompletely dominant and at least two major recessive genes	Grube et al., 2000
C. frutescens	PBC688	Incompletely dominant and quantitatively inherited	Guo et al., 2017