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As the eggplant hybrid F1 Kalenda no longer showed enough resistance to Pseudomonas solanacearum EF Smith in Guadeloupe and Martinique (French West Indies), a new breeding program was undertaken using Solanum aethiopicum as source of resistance. Despite sterility problems encountered during the first generations, selection was conducted under an artificial inoculation test according to a recurrent selection scheme including backcrosses by Solanum melongena. From the second backcross it was possible to obtain families with a high level of resistance to bacterial wilt, as well as a wide variation in the shape and colour of the fruits. © 1991.
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Ano, G., Hebert, Y., Prior, P., & Messiaen, C. (1991). A new source of resistance to bacterial wilt of eggplants obtained from a cross: Solanum aethiopicum L × Solatium melongena L. Agronomie, 11(7), 555–560. https://doi.org/10.1051/agro:19910703
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