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Table 1. Horticultural performance of ‘M 17’ and five standard pickling cucumber cultivars in two seasons and 3 years of performance trials at Clinton, N.C. Fig. 1. Pedigree of NCSU ‘M 17’ as a selection from a family (CH18) in the NCSU germplasm collection. ‘M 17’ is a monoecious, pickling cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.) inbred with moderate resistance to gummy stem blight [Didymella bryoniae (Auersw.) Rehm] under North Carolina field conditions. In our research, ‘M 17’ was the most resistant cucumber having American pickling-type fruit (St. Amand and Wehner, 1995; Wehner and St. Amand, 1993). Its resistance was not as high as the slicing cucumbers ‘Slice’ or ‘Homegreen #2’, but was similar to that of ‘Poinsett 76’.

`M 17' Gummy Stem Blight Resistant Pickling Cucumber Inbred