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 An Erratum on Genetic resources and breeding of maize for Striga resistance: a review By Dossa EN, Shimelis H, Mrema E, Shayanowako AIT and Laing M (2023) Front. Plant Sci. 14:1163785. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2023.1163785 doubled haploid genetic resources gene editing genomic resources maize breeding quantitative traits loci Striga species section-in-acceptance Plant Breeding

Due to a production error, Table 1 was formatted incorrectly as published. A row reference was incorrectly placed within a column.

The corrected Table 1 appears below:

Some genetic sources of Striga resistance in maize, sorghum, pearl millet, and rice.

Crops Type of variety Name or designation Striga reaction Unique traits Country and reporting organization References
Maize Wild relative Tripsacum dactyloides Pre-attachment resistant Inhibition of haustorial development IITA,Nigeria Gurney et al. (2003)
Zea diploperenis Post-attachment resistant Barrier development after haustorial development Amusan et al. (2008)
Line ZD05 Post-attachment resistant Low level of Striga attachment and high mortality of attached parasites
TZdEEI 7 Post-attachment resistant Barrier development after haustorial development Shaibu et al. (2021)
TZEEI 63
TZdEEI 1
Landraces CRIC 51 Pre-attachment resistant Low level of Striga germination CIMMYT, KenyaIITA, Nigeria, KARI, Kenya Karaya et al. (2012)
VERA 217
CUBA T-31
BRAZ 1758
BRAZ 1279
CRIC 51
Mochore Pre-attachment resistant Low level of Striga germination ICIPE, Kenya Midega et al. (2016)
Nyamula
Sefensi
Jowi
Sorghum Wild relatives Sorghum versicolor Post-attachement resistant Hypersensitivity IACR-Long Ashton Research Station Haussmann et al. (2000)
Sorghum drummondii Pre-attachment resistant Low haustorium initiation Ramaiah (1986)
Lines SRN 39 Post-attachment resistant Low production of the germination stimulant ICRISAT, Burkina-Faso
IS 9830 Post-attachment resistant Low production of the germination stimulant
IS 15401 Post-attachment resistant Low production of the germination stimulant
SAR 16 Post-attachment resistant Low production of the germination stimulant, hypersensitivity
SAR 19 Post-attachment resistant Low production of the germination stimulant, hypersensitivity
SAR 33 Post-attachment resistant Low production of the germination stimulant, hypersensitivity
Cultivars N 13 Post-attachment resistant Mechanical barriers, antibiosis ICRISAT,Mali Gurney et al. (2002), Haussmann et al. (2000)
Framida Post-attachment resistant Mechanical barriers ICRISAT,Mali
Pearl millet Wild accessions PS 202,PS 637, PS 639, PS 727 Pre-attachment resistant Low level of Striga attachement ICRISAT, Mali Wilson et al. (2000)
Landraces M141, M239, M029, M197, M017 and KBH Pre-attachment resistant Lower level of Striga attachment, lower downy mildew incidence, higher panicle yield IRD, FranceICRISAT, Niger Kountche et al. (2013)
Rice Cultivars Nipponbare Post-attachment resistant Absence of parasite–host xylem–xylem connections IRRI, Philippines Gurney et al. (2006)

IRD, Institute for Research Development/France; ICRISAT, International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics/India. IRRI, International Rice Research Institute/Philippines; IACR, Institute for Arable Crops Research/India; IITA, International Institute of Tropical Agriculture/Nigeria; KARI, Kenya Agricultural Research Institute; ICIPE, International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology/Kenya.

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