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Five breeding lines showed high levels of<br />

leaf<br />

resistance<br />

spot (CLS)<br />

to both<br />

and powdery<br />

Cercospcra<br />

mildew (PM), and<br />

were<br />

an<br />

identified<br />

additional<br />

with<br />

six<br />

high<br />

breeding<br />

levels<br />

lines<br />

of resistance to either<br />

Sel.A shows<br />

CLs or<br />

even<br />

PM.<br />

greater<br />

VC 15bO<br />

PM resistance<br />

parent<br />

than<br />

V 2773.<br />

that<br />

VC<br />

of its<br />

Ib6U-2B-14-2-26-2-2B<br />

resistant source of<br />

produced not<br />

rating<br />

only<br />

less<br />

a final<br />

than<br />

CLS<br />

that<br />

severity<br />

of its resistant<br />

increase.<br />

parent but<br />

Mungbean<br />

also a<br />

intercropped<br />

lower rate of<br />

with<br />

CLS<br />

jute had the<br />

and<br />

lowest<br />

the highest<br />

beanfly<br />

yield.<br />

infestation<br />

Both mungbean seed yield<br />

significantly<br />

and plant<br />

reduced<br />

growth were<br />

in those soils previously planted with Chinese cabbage<br />

and mungbean. [PLHJ<br />

*0012 Asian Vegetable Research and Development Center. 1982. Mungbean.<br />

ASIAN VEGETABLE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER, PROGRESS REPORT, 1981:23-28,<br />

40-42, 52-53. jEn] (S542.Abp 1981)<br />

Eleven advanced AVRDC mungbean breeding<br />

levels<br />

lines<br />

of<br />

demonstrated<br />

resistance to<br />

moderate<br />

both Cercospora<br />

to high<br />

residual<br />

leaf spot<br />

effects<br />

and powdery<br />

of the<br />

mildew.<br />

fumigation The<br />

and Rhizobium inoculation<br />

in a subsequent<br />

were<br />

mungbean<br />

significant<br />

crop in the spring.<br />

famigated<br />

Yield<br />

plots<br />

from the<br />

was<br />

previously<br />

more than five-fold that<br />

total<br />

of the<br />

of<br />

non-fumigated<br />

25 F3 mungbean plots.<br />

selections, A<br />

out of<br />

with<br />

a population<br />

an average of<br />

of<br />

295,<br />

only<br />

was<br />

15<br />

infested<br />

beanflies/1OO plants<br />

resistance.<br />

in a fall screening<br />

Results of<br />

for<br />

spacing<br />

beanfly<br />

studies<br />

relatively<br />

suggest that<br />

short<br />

optimal<br />

plant types<br />

spacing<br />

Js<br />

for<br />

25 cm between rows, and from 10 to 20 cm within<br />

rows. [PLHJ<br />

*0013 Prasad, B.N. ; Mathur, S.N. 1983. Effect of Hetasystox and Cuman-L on<br />

seed germination, reducing sugar content and amylase activity in Vigna mungo<br />

(L.) Hepper. INDIAN JOURNAL OF PLANT PHYSIOLOGY, v.2b(2):209-213. (A:PS)<br />

Effect of Metasystox (a systemic<br />

organic<br />

insecticide)<br />

fungicide) and<br />

on seed<br />

Cuman-L<br />

germination,<br />

(Ziram based<br />

reducing<br />

activity<br />

sugar content<br />

was studied.<br />

and on<br />

Metasystox<br />

amylase<br />

at 0.5,<br />

germination.<br />

0.08, 0.10<br />

Treatments<br />

and 0.15%<br />

of<br />

inhibited<br />

Metasystox seed<br />

also inhibited reducing sugar content and<br />

amylase activity. The treatments of Cuman-L, on the other hand, had no or<br />

little effect on seed germination, reducing sugar content and amylase activity.<br />

[AS]<br />

*0014 Asian Vegetable Research and Development Center. 1984. Mungbean.<br />

ASIAN VEGETABLE RESEARC.( AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER, PROGRESS REPORT,<br />

1982:143-170, 287-288, 305-306. [Enj (S 5 42.A8p 1982)<br />

In 1982, 116 single or multiple crosses were made among predominatly AVRDC<br />

selections with high yield potential, higher levels of resistance to disease,<br />

and uniform maturity. Thirty-nine additional crosses were made to incorporate<br />

resistance to beanfly and to study inheritance of Cercospora leaf spot (CLS)<br />

and powdery midlew (PM) resistance. Among<br />

accessions<br />

the 120 breeding<br />

that were<br />

lines<br />

evaluated<br />

and 52<br />

across 3 seasons,<br />

consistently<br />

9 breeding<br />

rated<br />

lines<br />

highly<br />

were<br />

resistant to both<br />

mungbean<br />

CLS<br />

root<br />

and PM.<br />

disease<br />

For controlling<br />

complex, plant<br />

the<br />

survival was<br />

W.P.<br />

only<br />

treatment,<br />

found in the<br />

but<br />

Basamid<br />

these plants were weak and stunted.<br />

multiple<br />

Growth<br />

leaflet<br />

and yield<br />

and<br />

of<br />

lobate leaflet mungbeans were studied. [PLHI<br />

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