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An Overview of Major Bean Diseases and Current Scenario of Common Bean Resistance

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Common bean is the most extensively grown legume crop worldwide due to its nutrient composition and inexpensiveness. The biotic and abiotic stresses pose serious constraints to its yield. Among the biotic stresses, fungal diseases are the most devastating followed by bacterial and viral diseases. Resistance stands as the most ecofriendly and viable approach to manage various diseases in common bean. The host resistance genes are short-lived in the co-evolutionary arms race between the pathogens and their hosts. The breeders are thus continuously challenged to explore new resistance sources and introgression in the commercial cultivars. In the modern omics era, new breeding techniques are continuously emerging. The most popular method of selecting resistance candidates, nevertheless, is marker-assisted selection. The chapter summarizes the major bean pathogens, their resistance sources, and the markers that can assist in breeding for the resistance against these pathogens.

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Wani, S. et al. (2023). An Overview of Major Bean Diseases and Current Scenario of Common Bean Resistance. In: Jha, U.C., Nayyar, H., Sharma, K.D., von Wettberg, E.J.B., Singh, P., Siddique, K.H. (eds) Diseases in Legume Crops. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-99-3358-7_5

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