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In greenhouse and field studies, cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) flowers were inoculated withAspergillus flavus at the involucral nectaries. Bolls developing from early-season flowers had significantly higher percentages ofA. flavus -infected seed than did bolls from flowers formed later in the season. Seeds from bolls inoculated 2 weeks after anthesis had the same infection levels as those from flowers inoculated at anthesis. These results indicate that early-season flowers are predisposed toA. flavus infection and that the degree of susceptibility at anthesis is retained through early boll development.

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The Degree of Susceptibility of Nectary-Inoculated Cotton Flowers and Bolls to Subsequent Seed Infection by <i>Aspergillus flavus</i> Is Determined at or before Anthesis

The Degree of Susceptibility of Nectary-Inoculated Cotton Flowers and Bolls to Subsequent Seed Infection by Aspergillus flavus Is Determined at or before Anthesis