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Genetics of the host-pathogen interaction between  Cucumis melo  L. (muskmelon) and  Myrothecium roridum  were investigated by evaluating six populations: the parents, F 1 , F 2 , BCP 1  and BCP 2  of crosses between `Hales Best' (tolerant), `Perlita' (intermediate) and `Iroquois' (susceptible). A spore inoculation bioassay with detached-leaves was used to determine levels of resistance. Resistance was determined by measuring necrotic lesion diameter, chlorotic plus necrotic lesion diameter, and a subjective rating score. Parents and F 1 s had consistent performance while the segregating generations were inconsistent. Factors contributing to the response will be discussed.

GENETIC STUDIES OF CUCUMIS MELO L. RESISTANCE TO MYROTHECIUM RORIDUM