Identifies resistance traits in Brassicaceae species, suggesting seed physiology affects seedling resistance and breeding strategies.
We successfully identified variation in cotyledon-stage resistance to P. chrysocephala among Brassicaceae species. These findings highlight the potential of S. alba as a source of resistance traits and suggest that seed physiology influences seedling resistance, offering new avenues for breeding insect-resistant oilseed crops, which are needed for integrated pest management.
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