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Resistance to Yam mosaic virus (YMV), genus Potyvirus was studied in 10  populations of selected white Guinea yam (Dioscorea rotundata). Plants of  resistant genotypes: TDr 35, TDr 1621, TDr 93-1, TDr 93-32, TDr 95-107, TDr  93-23, and susceptible ones: TDr 87/00211, TDr 87/00571 and TDr 95-127 were  screened for their reaction to the pathogen by symptom severity scoring scale  of 1-5, and by quantifying virus multiplication by triple antibody sandwich  enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (TAS-ELISA). Controlled crosses were made  among the genotypes within and between the groups according to reactions to  the pathogen. The resultant F1 progenies were evaluated for the infection by  disease symptom development and by TAS ELISA to detect a symptomless  infection in an insect-proof screenhouse for the assessment of inheritance of  resistance to YMV. A genetic analysis of the reactions of progenies derived  from the D. rotundata genotypes to inoculation with YMV strongly suggests  that resistance to the virus is a dominantly inherited trait. Segregation  ratios obtained from the families indicate that at least two dominant genes  are involved

Analysis of resistance to Yam mosaic virus, genus Potyvirus in white guinea yam (Dioscorea rotundata Poir.) genotypes