Potato Grower

November 2014

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www.potatogrower.com 67 UNIVERSAL MOTION COMPONENTS WWW.UMCPRODUCTS.COM GEARBOXES MOTORS COUPLERS I need a drivetrain for my irrigation system that works as hard as I do. Every day. That's why I trust UMC. 149230UniMot12v.indd 1 10/6/14 10:55 AM Lin said her research used only one late blight-resistant variety of potato because it is the only commercially available variety that has both tuber and foliar resistance. Pappu said further research is needed to see exactly how these pathogens collaborate at the molecular level and how the host's genetic mechanisms affect the pathogens. "This is much more complicated research," he said. "We normally study how a plant interacts with a single pathogen. Now we have to find how two very different pathogens interact with each other and the plant. Lin's findings underscore the need to keep in mind the dynamic nature of the pathogens and their interaction with their hosts." The project was funded by the Washington State Potato Commission. PG Damage done. This potato field in Washington State shows signs of late blight infection. Researchers at WSU have found that potato virus S breaks down late blight resistance. This article was published with permission from Washington State University PVS is commonly found around the world and historically hasn't been a concern for growers in the U.S. Now it's demanding more attention because of its role in making late blight more severe.

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