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Biological And Small Grain Resistance Experiments with Biotype E Greenbug

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Greenbug experiments conducted in the laboratory demonstrated that biotype E began reproduction at more immature stages under high temperatures than biotype C. Under these same conditions the life span of biotype E was shortened. Morphologically the biotype s were the same. The wheat variety Amigo was resistant to greenbug biotype C but not to E. Seven oat selections from the USDA World Collection were resistant to biotype E.

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Greenbug experiments conducted in the laboratory demonstrated that biotype E began reproduction at more immature stages under high temperatures than biotype C. Under these same conditions the life span of biotype E was shortened. Morphologically the biotype s were the same. The wheat variety Amigo was resistant to greenbug biotype C but not to E. Seven oat selections from the USDA World Collection were resistant to biotype E.

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BiologyHomopteraReproductionLife spanAnimal scienceAgronomyVeterinary medicineHorticulture

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