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tem rust has been one of the most serious diseases on wheat in Egypt, particularly on the late sowings. The locally produced wheat cultivars have been developed as field resistant to stem rust regardless their reaction in terms of infection types. Many of them served in agriculture for long time since their release showing low levels of disease severity. Out of these cultivars, ten were tested in a randomized complete block design experiment, in four replicates for three seasons at two locations, i.e. Nubariya and Sids Agricultural Research Stations in Egypt. The experiment was surrounded by a spreader area of highly susceptible cultivars, inoculated with a mixture of rust races as source of inoculum. Rust data were recorded as rust severity (%). The area under disease progress curve (AUDPC) was estimated as a reliable and good measure of adult plant resistance (APR), partial resistance.

Response of Ten Egyptian Wheat Cultivars to Infection by Stem Rust and Postulation of Resistance Genes