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The various disease syndromes caused by  Phytopthora capsici  Leonian can be devastating to squash ( Cucurbita  spp.) production areas of the United States. In some growing seasons, yield loss has been reported up to 100%. A recently developed University of Florida  Cucurbita  breeding line, #394-1-27-12, resistant to the crown rot syndrome of  P. capsici , was used to determine the inheritance of resistance to this disease. Data from F 1 , F 2 , and backcross progeny from crosses of a  P. capsici -susceptible butternut-type winter squash ( C. moschata ) with #394-1-27-12 indicated that resistance is conferred by three dominant genes. The introgression of  P. capsici  crown rot resistance from #394-1-27-12 into morphologically diverse domesticates within  Cucurbita  will aid in the management of this economically important pathogen.

Inheritance of Resistance to Crown Rot Caused by Phytophthora capsici in Cucurbita