Status of Wheat Stripe Rust Disease in Iran during 2009-2010
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Status of Wheat Stripe Rust Disease in Iran during 2009-2010
F. AfshariSeed and Plant Improvement Institute, Karaj, Iran
IWSRS, ICARDA, Aleppo, Syria 18-20 Apr. 2011
Wheat Diseases• Stripe rust
• Leaf rust
• Stem rust
• Fusarium (HB)
• Powdery Mildew
• Septoria
1. Epidemiology2. Disease monitoring/ rust surveillance3. Race analysisS. Resistance evaluation5. Breeding for resistance
Control Strategies
National Wheat Disease Project in Iran(SPII)
Pathogen: Tracking, Surveillance, Epidemiology and Pathotyping (using
of Geographical Information Service and Greenhouse facilities)
Host:Screening of Resistance source (wild and relatives), Cross and evaluation of F gen., PWSN, PRWYT, ARWYT and
Elite germplasm in seedling and AP stages, Genetic Analysis
Contribution with ICARDA, CIMMYT, FAO and BGRI
Leaf Rust-Pt.Stripe Rust-Pst.Stem Rust. Pgt.
Rust
Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug YR
Alg. Mor. Tun F +/-
Eth, Erit F +S +
Yemen S +F +
Egypt S +
Syria F +Turkey F +
S
Azerbaijan F +S
Uzbekistan F +Central Asia
W. Asia
Caucasus
Vegetative PeriodGHCountry
Horn of Africa
N.Valley
Maghreb
From: Dr. A. Yahyaoui
136
?
>35% Yield loss major cereal areas
75% cereal area sprayed w.fungicide.
1998
2002
Uzbekistan
158
100
>1.5 million tons
> 1 million ton
1993
1995
Iran
568
53
> 100
26.5% (Gereck >10 m ha)
>1/2 million tons (Cekurova Prov.)
30% (Gereck >1.5)
1992
1996
2000
Turkey
Value (mil. US $)
Estimated Crop LossYearCountry
Dezful
EL:84
N:32.26
E:48.43
Zarghan
EL:1604
N:29.75
E:52.69
Kelardasht
EL:1202
N:36.50
E:51.16Karaj
EL:1294
N:35.78
E:50.94
Mashhad
EL:1236
N:36.22
E:58.83
Hamadan
EL:1757
N:34.52
E:48.32
YR
YR
YR
YRYR
YR
SR
SR
SR
SR LR
LR
LRGorgan
EL:6
N:36.45
E:54.25
SepFus. Fus.
130E4A+
130E2A+
4E8A+
134E130A+
6E4A+
6E142A+
6E22A+
6E2A+
6E0A+6E130A+
6E150A+
6E2A+ 166E6A+Yr27+
134E134 A+
Distribution of Distribution of PstPst pts pts
Table 1: Locations and yellow rust pathotypes (races) identified in Iran
No. Location Race No. Location Race
1 Gonbad 4E0A+
15 Karaj Ahvza.3 Ahvza.4 Lar.1 Mogan.2 6E142A+
2 Joyem Lar 4E4A+ 16 Bye Kola 6E148A+
3 Maneh.1 4E8A+ 17 Mogan.3 6E150A+ 4 Sari 6E0A+ 18 Mogan.4 Mogan.5 6E158A+ 5 Islam Abad.1 6E2A+ 19 Garakhil.3 6E174A+ 6 Garakhil.1 6E4A+ 20 Bojnord.2 38E66A+
7 Garakhil.2 , Malayer Araghimahaleh Darab.1 6E6A+
21 Bojnord.3 134E4A+
8 Hamadan Zargan 6E22A+ 22 Mashhad 134E6A+
9 Darab.2 6E44A+ 23 Yazd.1 Yazd.2 134E130A+ 10 Gorgan 6E78A+ 24 Yazd.3 Torogh 134E142A+ 11 Islam Abad.2 6E128A+ 25 Maneh.2 134E150A+ 12 Gazvin.1, Gazvin.2 6E130A+ 26 Gachsaran 166E30A+
13
Ahvza.1, Dezful.1, Bojnord.1 Dezful.2 Ahvza.2 6E134A+
27 Lar.2 166E134A+
14 Mogan.1 6E138A+
28 Sari 230E142A+, Yr27+
YrA,, Yr6,Yr7,Yr9,Yr25
YrA,,YrSU,Yr2,Yr6,Yr7,Yr9,Yr25,Yr27
YrA,,Yr2,Yr6,Yr7,Yr9,Yr25
YrA,,Yr2,Yr6,Yr7,Yr9, Yr25
First of Spring 2010
Yellow Rust Mid. Apr. to Mid. June-2010
Cultivar Zargan Darab Hamadan BroujerdChamran 70MS 60-80MS 90S 60MSShirodi 70MS 60MRMS 80S 60MSSShiraz 70MS 90MS 100S 60MSSPishtaz 30MR 60MRMS 60MS 20MTos 100S 100S 100S 80MSSShahriar 100S 100S 100S 90SMarvdasht 20MR 20-40MR 90S 60MSSDez 70MS 60MS 80S 40MSMahdavi 90S 60MRMS 100S 70SNickNejad 20MR 20MR 40MS 10MSDarab2 60MS 60MRMS 100S 70MSAtrak 60MS 90S 100S 70STajan 70MS 80S 100S 70MSSFalat 90MS 90S 100S 70MSGods 100S 100S 100S 100SHyrmand 50M 60MS 100S 70MSS
Alemoot 90S 90S 100S 90SZarrin 50MS 90MSS 100S 80MSSAlvand 40M 90MSS 100S 80MSSKavir 70S 90S 100S 60MSS
Race analysis of wheat yellow rust pathogen in 1388-89 (2009-10)
Mashhad Gorveh Sanandaj Sararod Sari Moghan Zarghan GorghanKhoram
abad
6E0(8)A+ 66E0A+ 70E14A+
6E8A+, Yr27+
70E10A+,Yr27
82E0A+,Yr27
66E0A+, Yr27
70E0A+, Yr27
70E10A+, Yr27
Yr Pst. Yr27+
• Base on our national rust surveillance in 2002 (Virulence for Yr27) in South & West of IRAN (Fars and Kermanshah).
• Test of wheat genetic materials in Zarghan was done.
• Over last 3 years 10 resistance wheat Cvs. for different climate of Iran are released.
Conclusion remarks
• It is importance to do Rust surveillance, race analysis, molecular genetic diversity at national and regional levels
• Using GIS, preparing crop calendar for targeted regions
•Searching for new sources of resistance genes and building up the genetic basis of resistance
• Timely communication and exchange data among the rust networks
•Regional traveling workshops and special training on rust monitoring
• Breeding for high yielding resistant cultivars
• Replacing susceptible cultivars with resistance
Thank You