Replication Data for: Response of shallot clones to Stemphylium vesicarium incidence

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Murtiningsih, Rini; Korlina, Eli; Sulastrini, Ineu; Pinilih, Joko; Udiarto, Bagus Kukuh, 2024, "Replication Data for: Response of shallot clones to Stemphylium vesicarium incidence", https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12690/RIN/2UTSBS, RIN Dataverse, V1

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Description	Abstract. Production of true shallot seeds (TSS) faces various obstacles including the occurrence of unwanted organisms’ incidence. Stemphylium vesicarium is one of the shallot diseases that often attacks leaves and flower stalks and could reduce TSS production. The shallot breeding program is developed to improve potential yield, tuber quality, and crop resistance against biotic and abiotic stresses. This study aimed to screen shallot clones based on their resistance against S. vesicarium. The evaluation was conducted in Margahayu Field Station, Indonesian Vegetable Research Institute, West Java (1,250 m asl) using a factorial randomized block design with two factors and two replications. Five shallot clones i.e. 23/2.4, 7/6.2, 7/6.1, 3/7.1, and Violeta 1 was designed as the first factor. The second factor was the time of pathogen inoculation which consist of 5 treatments i.e. no inoculation, 2, 4, 6, and 8 weeks after planting inoculation. The results showed no interaction effect between shallot clones and pathogen inoculation time on shallot growth and disease incidence. However, there were different intensities of disease incidences among shallot clones. Clone 3/7.1 was more tolerant against S. vesicarioum and Fusarium incidences compared to other clones tested. Disease incidences ranged from 15.89 to 18.99% in other studied clones. Fusarium sp. incidence was also found in the field with a range of incidence intensity reaching 8.78–57.51%. (2024-2-6)
Subject	Agricultural Sciences
Notes	Terbit dalam AIP Conf. Proc. 2957, 090016 (2024) https://doi.org/10.1063/12.0024514

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Dataset Persistent ID	hdl:20.500.12690/RIN/2UTSBS
Publication Date	2024-12-17
Title	Replication Data for: Response of shallot clones to Stemphylium vesicarium incidence
Author	Murtiningsih, Rini (PR Hortikultura-BRIN) Korlina, Eli (PR Hortikultura-BRIN) Sulastrini, Ineu (PR Hortikultura-BRIN) Pinilih, Joko (Kementerian Pertanian) Udiarto, Bagus Kukuh (PR Hortikultura-BRIN)
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Description	Abstract. Production of true shallot seeds (TSS) faces various obstacles including the occurrence of unwanted organisms’ incidence. Stemphylium vesicarium is one of the shallot diseases that often attacks leaves and flower stalks and could reduce TSS production. The shallot breeding program is developed to improve potential yield, tuber quality, and crop resistance against biotic and abiotic stresses. This study aimed to screen shallot clones based on their resistance against S. vesicarium. The evaluation was conducted in Margahayu Field Station, Indonesian Vegetable Research Institute, West Java (1,250 m asl) using a factorial randomized block design with two factors and two replications. Five shallot clones i.e. 23/2.4, 7/6.2, 7/6.1, 3/7.1, and Violeta 1 was designed as the first factor. The second factor was the time of pathogen inoculation which consist of 5 treatments i.e. no inoculation, 2, 4, 6, and 8 weeks after planting inoculation. The results showed no interaction effect between shallot clones and pathogen inoculation time on shallot growth and disease incidence. However, there were different intensities of disease incidences among shallot clones. Clone 3/7.1 was more tolerant against S. vesicarioum and Fusarium incidences compared to other clones tested. Disease incidences ranged from 15.89 to 18.99% in other studied clones. Fusarium sp. incidence was also found in the field with a range of incidence intensity reaching 8.78–57.51%. (2024-2-6)
Subject	Agricultural Sciences
Notes	Terbit dalam AIP Conf. Proc. 2957, 090016 (2024) https://doi.org/10.1063/12.0024514
Depositor	Murtiningsih, Rini
Deposit Date	2024-12-17

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