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Phoma black stem is caused by a widespread pathogen Phoma macdonaldii  Boerema. The disease occurs regularly, causing damage by early defoliation  and premature ripening. Complete resistance of sunflower to this disease has  never been found, but there are reports of differences in response by  different genotypes. Fifty-four new inbred lines were tested in our trials  conducted at the Rimski Sancevi experimental field. Plants in one trial were  non-irrigated, and irrigated in another. Sunflower plants were artificially  inoculated with mycelial plugs in the bud stage. The length of stem lesions  was measured and compared using an analysis of variance. Disease intensity  was generally more severe in the nonirrigated field. There were significant  differences in tolerance to Phoma black stem among the tested lines in both  trials. The percentage of tolerant genotypes was 1.8%. [Projekat Ministarstva  nauke Republike Srbije, br. 31025]

Testing sunflower inbred lines for tolerance to Phoma black stem