Disease Susceptibility of Wheat Varieties 3

Disease Susceptibility of Wheat Varieties 3

Variety	Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus	Black Point	Bunt	Cereal Cyst Nematode	Crown Rot	Downy Mildew	Ergot	Eyespot	Flag Smut	Head Scab	Leaf Rust	Loose Smut	Powdery Mildew	Ring Spot	Seed Gall Nematode	Septoria Nodorum Blotch	Septoria Tritici Blotch	Stem Rust	Stripe Rust	Take-all	Yellow Spot
Tamaroi Durum									7		6		5			3	6	7	6		6p
Tammarin Rock									7		5		3			3	3	4	6		3
Tammin		2							3		2					6	3	2	6		4
Tincurrin		5***							4		2		4			3	3	2	3		3
Trident		-							7		8					4	3	8	7		3
WAWHT2499									7		5		3			3	3	4	5-6		3
Westonia		5p							4		4		3			4/5	3	2	2		5
Whistler																			7
Wilgoyne		4							8		5		4			3	3	7	7		3
Wollaroi Durum											7		5			3	6	7	7		6
Wyalkatchem		5							3		7		4			5	3	3	5		6
Yallaroi Durum											7p		6			3p	6	7	7		5p
Yitpi				7					7		5		6			4p	4p	3	6		3

1 - 9 scale of disease resistance

1 = Extra poor(Very susceptible)
2 = Very poor (Susceptible)
3 = Poor (S-MS)

4 = Moderately poor(Moderately susceptible)
5 = Fair

(MS-MR)
6 = Moderately good(Moderately resistant)

7 = Good (MR-R)
8 = Very good(Resistant)
9 = Excellent (Very Resistant)

Adapted from Department of Agriculture WA 04/05
* = Some races in eastern States can attack these varieties.
** = Variable responses occurred in some areas during 1993 and 1996.
In some cases these varieties have rated as a 4.
*** = Variety assessed for soft area only
# = 5 in north and south coastal areas
p = provisional assessment

Black point ratings - These rankings should be used as a guide only, as incidence and severity will vary with location. Also refer to Crop Variety Sowing Guide to better estimate the risk of black point in your area.

References:

¹²¹¹, 2004, 2005

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