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Ish: Progress and challenge towards reducing wheat spot blotch threat in the Eastern Gangetic Plains of South Asia: Is climate change already taking its toll?

1. Genetic Improvement and Crop Management Strategies to Minimize Yield Losses in Warm Non‐traditional Wheat Growing Areas due to Spot Blotch Pathogen <i>Cochliobolus sativus</i>

   E. Duveiller, R. C. Sharma

   MaqolaWheat and Barley Genetics and PathologyJournal of Phytopathology20092 iqtibos

   ABIABI:AkademIndex/openalex/2026.other.053786

2. Identifying superior wheat cultivars in participatory research on resource poor farms

   D. B. Thapa, R. C. Sharma, Ashok Mudwari +6

   MaqolaGenetics and Plant BreedingField Crops Research20091 iqtibos

   ABIABI:AkademIndex/openalex/2009.article.000038

3. Comparative analyses of spot blotch and tan spot epidemics on wheat under optimum and late sowing period in South Asia

   Suraj Gurung, R. C. Sharma, E. Duveiller +1

   MaqolaWheat and Barley Genetics and PathologyEuropean Journal of Plant Pathology20121 iqtibos

   ABIABI:AkademIndex/openalex/2012.article.000115

4. Photochemical Efficiency and SPAD Value as Indirect Selection Criteria for Combined Selection of Spot Blotch and Terminal Heat Stress in Wheat

   Umesh R. Rosyara, Sushil Raj Subedi, E. Duveiller +1

   MaqolaPlant responses to elevated CO2Journal of Phytopathology20100 iqtibos

   ABIABI:AkademIndex/openalex/2010.article.000013

5. The effect of spot blotch and heat stress on variation of canopy temperature depression, chlorophyll fluorescence and chlorophyll content of hexaploid wheat genotypes

   Umesh R. Rosyara, Sushil Raj Subedi, E. Duveiller +1

   MaqolaWheat and Barley Genetics and PathologyEuphytica20100 iqtibos

   ABIABI:AkademIndex/openalex/2010.article.000046