|
Diversidade populacional de Colletotrichum sublineolum em seis localidades no BrasilDOI: 10.1590/S0100-54052008000200007 Keywords: sorghum bicolor, shannon, simpson, gleason and complexity indexes. Abstract: the objective of this work was to characterize colletotrichum sublineolum henn. population by evaluating virulence of 289 single spore isolates of the pathogen in sorghum 10 elite lines of the breeding program of embrapa maize and sorghum research center, utilized as differentials. isolates were obtained of sorghum leaves from palmeira de goiás and goiania, go, sete lagoas, ipia?u and uberlandia, mg, and jardinópolis, sp and designated according to a binary system of classification. populations were also characterized for phenotypic diversity according to the shannon, gleason and simpson indexes, a complexity index, and according to their frequency and distribution. race 31.04 was present in all six locations and was the predominant phenotype in uberlandia, ipia?ú, and palmeira de goiás. the complex race 31.31, was the most frequent in sete lagoas and goiania and was not observed only in palmeira de goiás. the most frequent races were also the ones with a uniform distribution throughout the six locations. the highest phenotypic diversity, according to the shannon, simpson and gleason indexes, was observed in jardinópolis. the highest complexity index was found in sete lagoas and goiania, followed by the indexes of jardinópolis, ipia?u, uberlandia and palmeira de goiás, respectively. a significant correlation between shannon and gleason indexes was observed. on the other hand, diversity and complexity indexes were not significantly correlated.
|