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MISSISSIPPI SOYBEAN PROMOTION BOARD PROJECT NO. 19-2014 (CONT) 2014 Annual Report PROJECT TITLE: Evaluation of Private and Public Sobean Varieties and Breeding lines for Resistance to Stem Canker, Frogee Leaf Spot, Black Root Rot, Cercospora Leaf Blight, and Sobean Rust. PROJECT LEADER: G. L. Sciumbato, Plant Pathologist, Delta Research & Extension Center. OTHER PARTICIPANTS: W. L. Solomon, Research Associate II, Delta Research & Extension Center. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The majorit of current sobean varieties are resistant to stem canker. However, susceptibilit to stem canker does exist (see below tables), and this should be considered when a variet or varieties are selected for planting since there are no preventive or curative fungicides to manage this disease. Over 50% of the entries in 2014 had some degree of susceptibilit to frogee leaf spot (FLS see below tables). This is important because of the large and increasing number of FLS isolates that have resistance to the strobilurin fungicides. Thus, if selected varieties are similar in all traits except FLS resistance, go with the ones that are at least moderatel resistant to this disease. It is likel that future varieties will show more resistance to the FLS pathogen since current breeding efforts should place a priorit on this. Sobean rust has not appeared in these trials. OBJECTIVES AND PROCEDURES Collect sobean samples and also receive samples of diseased sobean plants from count agents and specialists throughout the state and will identif the severit and prevalence of the diseases. Determine the virulence of stem canker isolates collected in Mississippi in 2013-2014. Evaluate entries submitted for testing in the Mississippi Varietal Trials for resistance to stem canker, and frogee leaf spot. Stem Canker Procedure. Stem canker disease ratings of sobean entries from the 2014 Mississippi Sobean Variet Trials were made at Stoneville, MS in an inoculated trial. Sobean entries were planted in a Bosket fine sand loam soil on 6 Ma in 10-ft long single-row plots at a rate of 8 seed per foot of 40-in.-wide rows. The experimental design was a randomied complete block design with eight replications. The first 12 plants of each plot were inoculated with Diaporthe phaseolorum var. meridionalis b inserting infested toothpicks in the upper 1/3 of the stem on 18 June. Disease ratings were made on 28 Aug. Each inoculated plant in a row was rated using a rating scale of 1 = no lesion, 2 = lesion 1 in., 3 = lesion 2-3 in., 4 = lesion 5-6 in., and 5 = entire plant dead. Disease rating is reported as an average of eight replications. Data were analed using the SAS GLM procedure (version 9.3 SAS Institute, Car, NC). Frogee Leaf Spot Procedure. Frogee leaf spot disease ratings of sobean entries from the 2014 Mississippi Sobean Variet Trials were made at Stoneville, MS in an inoculated trial. Sobean cultivars were planted in a Bosket fine sand loam soil on 6 Ma in 10-ft long single-row plots at a rate of 8 seeds per foot of 40-in.-wide rows. The trial consisted of spraed and unspraed treatments. The treated trial was spraed on 19 Jun and 30 Jun with Quadris 2.08 SC at a rate of 6.0 o. per acre using a Kubota high-wheeled tractor and spraer at 20 psi with Teejet 8003VS tips set at 20-in spacings. For both the spraed and unspraed trials, the experimental design was a randomied complete block with four replications. WWW.MSSOY.ORG Apr. 2015 1

Spores of Cercospora sojina were produced in the lab and spraed onto the plants using a backpack spraer on 12 Jun and 25 Jun in a concentration of 30,000 spores/l during optimum conditions of temperature and humidit to induce infection. Disease ratings were made on 29 Aug on each individual row. Disease rating scores were based on a visual rating of leaf disease using a rating scale of 0=0-1%, 1=1.1-10%, 2=10.1-20%, 3=20.1-30%, 4=30.1-40%, 5=40.1-50%, 6=50.1-60%, 7=60.1-70%, 8=70.1-80%, and 9=80.1-100%). Data were analed using the SAS GLM procedure (version 9.3 SAS Institute, Car, NC). Since there were no significant disease reductions from the Quadris applications, the spraed and unspraed test ratings were combined for a total of eight replications. RESULTS Received sobean leaf material, stem material, root material, pods, and seed from producers, cooperators in industr and lab personnel for processing and culture of suspected pathogens during the 2014 growing season. Stem canker. Two new stem canker isolates were obtained in 2014. The were not new races of the fungus. All of the entries in the 2014 Mississippi State Variet trials were evaluated for stem canker resistance using the toothpick method. The results are given in Tables 1-8. The 2014 growing season was ver favorable for sobean growth. Therefore, stem canker ma not have had time to develop in the Maturit Group III and earl IV entries. Some of these entries which were rated resistant ma be susceptible. There are still entries in the trials which are susceptible to stem canker. An entr rated above a 2.0 has the potential to have significant ield losses due to stem canker. Frogee leaf spot. All of the entries in the 2014 Mississippi State Variet trials were evaluated for frogee leaf spot. The plots were inoculated with spores of the fungus. The results for the frogee leaf spot trials are given in Tables 9-16, entries from ever maturit group were susceptible to frogee leaf spot. Even though a large number of frogee susceptible varieties are planted, losses to frogee leaf spot have been minimal in recent ears. This is because of the widespread use of foliar applied strobulurin fungicides. With the emergence of strobulurin resistant frogee cultures, the incidence of this disease is sure to increase. Conclusions. A few stem canker-susceptible entries continue to be identified each ear. Over 50% of the entries in 2014 had some degree of susceptibilit to frogee leaf spot. This is more important because of the large number of frogee isolates which have resistance to the strobulurin fungicides. Sobean rust has not appeared in these trials. There continues to be a wide range of susceptibilit to purple leaf stain in the entries in the variet trials. WWW.MSSOY.ORG Apr. 2015 2

Table 1. Ratings of MG IV (4.0-4.5) Roundup Read sobean cultivars for stem canker, 2014. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating Atlanta (Susceptible Check) 4.38 a Progen 4440 RY 1.38 bc Progen 4211 RY 3.47 a Asgrow AG 4533 1.38 bc Armor 44-R08 2.22 b Armor AX 4450 1.34 bc Progen 4510 RYS 1.84 bc Mcogen 5N452 R2 1.33 bc Armor 43-R43 1.79 bc Armor AX 4440 Croplan 4541 1.75 bc Steer 4393 R2 Delta Grow DG 543RY95 1.72 bc Mcogen 5N451R2 Armor AX 4430 1.50 bc USG 74F53R Asgrow AG 4135 1.46 bc Asgrow AG 4534 Morso 44x82 1.45 bc Pioneer 45T11 RR Asgrow AG 4232 1.42 bc NK S45-V8 Dna-Gro 31RY45 1.42 bc LSD (P=0.05) 0.98 0.98 Disease rating scores were based on a visual rating using of 1 = resistant, 2 = moderatel resistant, 3 = moderatel susceptible, 4 = susceptible, and 5 = ver susceptible. Means within a column followed b the same letter are not significantl different (P=0.05) as determined b least significant difference (LSD) test. WWW.MSSOY.ORG Apr. 2015 3

Table 2. Disease ratings of MG IV (4.6-4.7) Roundup Read sobean cultivars for stem canker, 2014. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating Atlanta (Susceptible Check) 3.77 a Hornbeck HBK RY4721 1.00 e Progen 4747 RY 3.02 b Univ. Missouri S11-20356 1.00 e Hornbeck HBK RY4620 2.62 b REV 47R34 1.00 e Dna-Gro 37RY47 2.01 c REV 47R53 1.00 e Asrrow AG 4632 1.50 d Armor 47-R13 1.00 e USG 74B83 R 1.00 e Univ. Missouri S 46-62 1.00 e USG 74B94 RS 1.00 e Univ. Missouri S 47-K5 1.00 e Progen 47T36 R 1.00 e MPG 4714N RR 1.00 e Progen 4613 RYS 1.00 e Armor AX 4460 1.00 e Dna-Gro S46RY85 1.00 e Armor 46-R65 1.00 e Pioneer 47T89 R 1.00 e Croplan R2C 47525 1.00 e Morso 47x12 1.00 e Delta Grow DG 4705 1.00 e Dna-Gro S47RY13 1.00 e Armor AX 4470 1.00 e Great Heart Seed GT476C R2 1.00 e Delta Grow DG 4755 1.00 e Dna-Gro SX 1484 RS 1.00 e Delta Grow DG 4670 RR2 1.00 e REV 46R64 1.00 e Delta Grow DG 4685 RR2 1.00 e Mcogen 5N478 R2 1.00 e Delta Grow DG 4775 RR 1.00 e Progen 4788 RY 1.00 e Morso 46x04 1.00 e Armor AX 4471 1.00 e LSD (P=0.05) 0.49 0.49 Disease rating scores were based on a visual rating using of 1 = resistant, 2 = moderatel resistant, 3 = moderatel susceptible, 4 = susceptible, and 5 = ver susceptible. Means within a column followed b the same letter are not significantl different (P=0.05) as determined b least significant difference (LSD) test. WWW.MSSOY.ORG Apr. 2015 4

Table 3. Disease ratings of MG IV (4.8-4.9) Roundup Read sobean cultivars for stem canker, 2014. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating Atlanta (Susceptible Check) 4.09 a Pioneer 49T80 Delta Grow DG 4925 RR2 1.50 b Mcogen MXCX 54490 NR2 Go So 4914 1.19 bc Delta Grow DG 4970 RR Delta Grow DG 4985 RR2 REV 49A55 Pioneer 94Y70 Armor 49-R56 Pioneer 94Y90 Progen 4848 RYS Morso 48x02 Univ. Missouri MPV 483C Pioneer 48T97 R REV 542A94 Mcogen SN 479 R2 Armor AX 4480 Dna Gro S 48RS53 Armor AX 4490 Asgrow AG 4934 Croplan 4873 S Progen 4850 RYS REV 49A75 Armor 48-R66 Delta Grow DG 4940 Dna-Gro S 49RY25 Delta Grow DG 4825 RR2 Progen 4900 RY Delta Grow DG 4880 RR REV 48R22 Asgrow AG 4835 REV 48R44 Morso 49x54 REV 49R94 Delta Grow DG 4930 RR2 LSD (P=0.05) 0.35 0.35 Disease rating scores were based on a visual rating using of 1 = resistant, 2 = moderatel resistant, 3 = moderatel susceptible, 4 = susceptible, and 5 = ver susceptible. Means within a column followed b the same letter are not significantl different (P=0.05) as determined b least significant difference (LSD) test. WWW.MSSOY.ORG Apr. 2015 5

Table 4. Disease ratings of MG V (5.0-5.4) Roundup Read sobean cultivars for stem canker, 2014. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating Atlanta (Susceptible Check) 3.90 a Pioneer 52T86 1.00 b Pioneer 50T64 R 1.00 b Mcogen MYCX 5422 NR2 1.00 b Great Heart Seed GT 516 CR2 1.00 b Armor 53-R16 1.00 b Morso 53x82 1.00 b Asgrow AG 5335 1.00 b Morso 51x31 1.00 b NK S51-C5 1.00 b Armor AX 4500 1.00 b REV 52R74 1.00 b Armor 50-R44 1.00 b NK S52-Y2 1.00 b Dna-Gro S 52RY75 1.00 b Go So 5214 1.00 b Armor AX 4520 1.00 b Croplan 5081 RR2 1.00 b Hornbeck HBK RY 5221 1.00 b Armor 51-R50 1.00 b Asgrow AG 5332 1.00 b Steer 5101 1.00 b Progen 5213 RY 1.00 b Asgrow AG 5233 1.00 b Progen 5333 RY 1.00 b Delta Grow DG 5230 RR2 1.00 b REV 51-R53 1.00 b MPG 5214 NRR 1.00 b REV 54-R84 1.00 b MPG 5314 NRR 1.00 b Pioneer 53T735 R 1.00 b Great Heart Seed GT-500C R2 1.00 b Pioneer 52T50 R 1.00 b Univ. Arkansas RO 10-130 RY 1.00 b LSD (P=0.05) 0.27 0.27 Disease rating scores were based on a visual rating using of 1 = resistant, 2 = moderatel resistant, 3 = moderatel susceptible, 4 = susceptible, and 5 = ver susceptible. Means within a column followed b the same letter are not significantl different (P=0.05) as determined b least significant difference (LSD) test. Table 5. Disease ratings of MG V (5.4-5.6) Roundup Read sobean cultivars for stem canker, 2014. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating Atlanta (Susceptible Check) 4.65 a Hornbeck HBK RY 5421 Delta Grow DG 5480 1.31 b Delta Grow DG 5475 REV 55R53 Mcogen 5N540 R2 Morso 56x02 Asgrow AG 5535 Mcogen 5N550 R2 Asgrow AG 5575 RR2 Progen 5555 Univ. Arkansas RO4-1250 RR Dna-Gro 32RY55 Univ. Arkansas RO4-1268 RR Asgrow AG 5533 Pioneer 54T94 R Dna-Gro S 54RY43 Morso 54x41 LSD (P=0.05) 0.19 0.19 Disease rating scores were based on a visual rating using of 1 = resistant, 2 = moderatel resistant, 3 = moderatel susceptible, 4 = susceptible, and 5 = ver susceptible. Means within a column followed b the same letter are not significantl different (P=0.05) as determined b least significant difference (LSD) test. WWW.MSSOY.ORG Apr. 2015 6

Table 6. Disease ratings of MG V (5.6-5.9) Roundup Read sobean cultivars for stem canker, 2014. Cultivar Disease rating Atlanta (Susceptible Check) 4.69 a REV 57R21 1.99 b Asgrow AG 5935 1.77 b Univ. Arkansas RO7-6614 RR 1.13 c Asgrow AG 5831 Dna-Gro S56RY84 Pioneer 95Y70 Pioneer 95Y10 Univ. Arkansas R10-197 RY Mcogen 39RY57 REV 56R63 Progen 5610 RY LSD (P=0.05) 0.50 Disease rating scores were based on a visual rating using of 1 = resistant, 2 = moderatel resistant, 3 = moderatel susceptible, 4 = susceptible, and 5 = ver susceptible. Means within a column followed b the same letter are not significantl different (P=0.05) as determined b least significant difference (LSD) test. Table 7. Disease ratings of MG IV (4.2-4.9) conventional sobean cultivars for stem canker, 2014. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating J77-339 (Susceptible Check) 3.00 a USG 74G74 LL 1.00 b Univ. Missouri S11-20356 1.13 b Halo 4:76 LL 1.00 b Progen 4560 LL 1.00 b Halo X 449 LL 1.00 b Progen 4620 LLS 1.00 b Halo 4:440 1.00 b Hornbeck HBK LL 4650 1.00 b Delta Grow DG 4990 LL 1.00 b Ellis 1.00 b Dna Gro S49L565 1.00 b Progen 4819 LL 1.00 b Halo 4:95 1.00 b Hornbeck HBK LL 4950 1.00 b Hornbeck HBK-BX4748 LL 1.00 b Progen 4930 LL 1.00 b Halo X 4404 LL 1.00 b Progen 4928 LL 1.00 b Delta Grow DG 4767 LL 1.00 b Delta Grow DG 4967 LL 1.00 b Univ. Arkansas RO9-4571 1.00 b Hornbeck HBK LL 4953 1.00 b Univ. Arkansas RO8-2797 1.00 b Dna-Gro S49LL34 1.00 b Univ. Arkansas RO5-3239 1.00 b Hornbeck HBK LL 4850 1.00 b Halo 448 LL 1.00 b Halo 4:94 LL 1.00 b Univ. Missouri SO9-6262 1.00 b Halo 4:97 LL 1.00 b USG 74G74 LS 1.00 b LSD (P=0.05) 0.38 Disease rating scores were based on a visual rating using of 1 = resistant, 2 = moderatel resistant, 3 = moderatel susceptible, 4 = susceptible, and 5 = ver susceptible. Means within a column followed b the same letter are not significantl different (P=0.05) as determined b least significant difference (LSD) test. WWW.MSSOY.ORG Apr. 2015 7

Table 8. Disease ratings of MG V (5.0-5.9) conventional sobean cultivars for stem canker, 2014. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating J77-339 (Susceptible Check) 4.33 a Halo 5:26 LL 1.00 d Univ. Missouri S11-20124 3.10 b Halo X451 1.00 d Leland 1.94 c Halo 5:45 1.00 d Univ. Arkansas RO9-430 1.50 cd Halo X452 1.00 d Halo 5:25 LL 1.25 d REV 55L95 1.00 d Univ. Arkansas 5213C 1.00 d Delta Grow DG 5461 LL 1.00 d Progen 5220LLS 1.00 d USDA-ARS JTN-5110 1.00 d Delta Grow DG5267 LL 1.00 d Oark 1.00 d Progen 5960 LL 1.00 d Univ. Arkansas 5612 1.00 d Halo 5:01 LL 1.00 d Osage 1.00 d Delta Grow DG4367 LL 1.00 d Univ. Arkansas RO5-374 1.00 d Progen 5160 LL 1.00 d Progen 5469 LL 1.00 d LSD (P=0.05) 0.66 0.66 Disease rating scores were based on a visual rating using of 1 = resistant, 2 = moderatel resistant, 3 = moderatel susceptible, 4 = susceptible, and 5 = ver susceptible. Means within a column followed b the same letter are not significantl different (P=0.05) as determined b least significant difference (LSD) test. Table 9. Disease ratings of MG IV (4.0-4.5) sobean cultivars for frogee leaf spot, 2014. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating Armor DK 4744 (Susceptible Check) 8.75 a Morso 44x82 3.50 g-k Progen 4510 RYS 7.13 b Progen 4211 RY 3.38 h-l Armor AX 4450 6.38 bc Asgrow AG 4135 2.75 i-m Asgrow AG 4232 6.00 bcd USG 74F53 R 2.50 j-n Armor 43-R43 6.00 bcd Mcogen 5N452 R2 2.38 j-n NK S45-V8 5.38 cde Croplan 4541 2.25 k-n Asgrow AG 4534 4.88 def Armor 44-R08 2.13 lmn Steer 4393 R2 4.75 d-g Mcogen 5N451 R2 2.00 mn Progen 4440 RY 4.25 e-h Dna-Gro 31RY45 1.63 mn Armor AX 4440 4.13 e-h Asgrow AG 4533 1.50 mn Armor AX 4430 3.88 f-i Pioneer 45T11 RR 1.38 n Delta Grow DG 543RY95 3.63 f-j - - LSD (P=0.05) 1.32 1.32 following resistance levels: 0-1 = resistant, 2-3 = moderatel resistant, 4-5 = moderatel susceptible, 6-7 = susceptible, and 8-9 = ver susceptible. Means within a column followed b the same letter are not significantl different (P=0.05) as determined b least significant difference (LSD) test. WWW.MSSOY.ORG Apr. 2015 8

Table 10. Disease ratings of late MG IV (4.6-4.7) sobean cultivars for frogee leaf spot, 2014. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating Armor DK 4744 Susceptible (Check) 8.25 a Croplan R2C 47525 4.50 g-l USG 74B94 RS 7.75 ab Armor AX 4460 4.50 g-l Dna-Gro S46RY85 6.88 abc Univ. Missouri S11-20356 4.50 g-l Delta Grow DG 4685 RR2 6.88 abc Morso 47x12 4.00 g-m Dna-Gro SX 1484 RS 6.88 abc Armor 47-R13 3.75 h-n Univ. Missouri S 46-62 6.75 a-d Progen 4747 RY 3.75 h-n MPG 4714 N RR 6.75 a-d Hornbeck HBK RY 4721 3.38 i-n Armor AX 4470 6.63 a-e Armor 46-R65 3.38 i-n USG 74B83 R 6.63 a-e REV 47R34 3.25 j-n Dna-Gro 37RY47 6.25 b-f Progen 4613 RY2 3.25 j-n Great Heart Seed GT 476C R2 5.50 c-g Mcogen 5N478 R2 3.13 k-n Morso 46x04 5.50 c-g Asgrow AG 4632 3.00 k-n REV 46R64 5.13 d-h Delta Grow DG 4670 RR2 2.88 lmn Delta Grow DG 4775 RR 5.00 e-i Progen 4788 RY 2.88 lmn Dna-Gro S 47RY13 4.88 f-j Pioneer 47T36 R 2.75 mn Hornbeck HBK RY4620 4.63 f-k REV 47R53 2.63 mn Armor AX 4471 4.63 f-k Pioneer 47T89 R 2.50 mn Delta Grow DG 4755 4.63 f-k Univ. Missouri S 47-K5 2.13 n Delta Grow DG 4705 4.63 f-k LSD (P=0.05) 1.68 1.68 following resistance levels: 0-1 = resistant, 2-3 = moderatel resistant, 4-5 = moderatel susceptible, 6-7 = susceptible, and 8-9 = ver susceptible. Means within a column followed b the same letter are not significantl different (P=0.05) as determined b least significant difference (LSD) test. WWW.MSSOY.ORG Apr. 2015 9

Table 11. Disease ratings of late MG IV (4.8-4.9) sobean cultivars for frogee leaf spot, 2014. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating Armor DK 4744 (Susceptible Check) 8.38 a Delta Grow DG 4940 3.75 f-j Delta Grow DG 4930 RR2 7.13 ab Morso 49x54 3.75 f-j Progen 4848 RYS 6.88 b Morso 48x02 3.63 f-k Asgrow AG 4934 6.63 b Progen 4850 RYS 3.50 f-l Armor AX 4490 6.50 b Pioneer 49T80 3.50 f-l Delta Grow DG 4825 6.25 bc Dna-Gro S 48RS53 3.00 g-k Croplan 4873 S 6.13 bc Asgrow AG 4835 3.00 g-k Armor 48-R66 6.00 bcd Progen 4900 RY 2.88 i-m Delta Grow DG 4925 5.88 b-e REV 48R22 2.75 i-m Armor AX 4480 4.88 c-f REV 49R94 2.63 i-m Armor 49-R56 4.63 def REV 48R44 2.38 j-m Mcogen SN 479 R2 4.50 ef Delta Grow DG 4880 2.38 j-m Mcogen MXCX 54490N R2 4.38 fg REV 49A55 2.25 klm Pioneer 94Y90 4.25 fgh Pioneer 48T97 R 2.25 klm Dna-Gro S 49RY25 4.25 fgh Delta Grow DG 4970 2.13 lm REV 49A75 4.25 fgh REV 542A94 2.00 m Delta Grow DG 4985 3.88 f-i Univ. Missouri MPV 483C 1.75 m Pioneer 94Y70 3.75 f-j Go So 4914 1.75 m LSD (P=0.05) 1.46 1.46 following resistance levels: 0-1 = resistant, 2-3 = moderatel resistant, 4-5 = moderatel susceptible, 6-7 = susceptible, and 8-9 = ver susceptible. Means within a column followed b the same letter are not significantl different (P=0.05) as determined b least significant difference (LSD) test. WWW.MSSOY.ORG Apr. 2015 10

Table 12. Disease ratings of earl MG V (5.0-5.4) sobean cultivars for frogee leaf spot, 2014. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating Armor DK 4744 (Susceptible Check) 8.13 a Pioneer 50T64 R 3.25 g-l MPG 5314 NRR 6.38 b Armor 50-R44 3.13 g-l Great Heart Seed GT-500C R2 6.13 b Univ. Arkansas RO 10-130 RY 2.88 h-m REV 51-R53 6.00 b Morso 53x82 2.88 h-m Asgrow AG 5233 5.63 bc REV 52R74 2.75 i-m NK S 52-Y2 5.38 bcd Morso 51x31 2.75 i-m Armor 53-R16 4.75 cde Pioneer 52T86 2.63 j-n Asgrow AG 5332 4.63 cde Croplan 5081 RR2 2.50 k-o Asgrow AG 5335 4.50 c-f Delta Grow DG 5230 RR2 2.50 k-o Armor AX 4500 4.50 c-f Mcogen MYCX 5422 NR2 2.25 k-o NK S 51-C5 4.25 d-g Pioneer 53T735 R 2.25 k-o Great Heart Seed GT 516C R2 4.00 e-h Armor AX 4520 2.25 k-o Pioneer 52T50 R 4.00 e-h Dna-Gro S 52RY75 2.13 l-o Progen 5213 RY 3.88 e-i Steer 5101 1.75 mno Progen 5333 RY 3.88 e-i Hornbeck HBK RY 5221 1.75 mno MPG 5214 NRR 3.75 e-j Go So 5214 1.50 no REV 54R84 3.38 f-j Armor 51-R50 1.38 o LSD (P=0.05) 1.17 1.17 following resistance levels: 0-1 = resistant, 2-3 = moderatel resistant, 4-5 = moderatel susceptible, 6-7 = susceptible, and 8-9 = ver susceptible. Means within a column followed b the same letter are not significantl different (P=0.05) as determined b least significant difference (LSD) test. Table 13. Disease ratings of earl MG V (5.4-5.6) sobean cultivars for frogee leaf spot, 2014. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating Armor DK 4744 (Susceptible Check) 7.63 a Delta Grow DG 5480 3.25 d-h Pioneer 54T94 R 4.88 b Mcogen SN550 R2 3.00 e-i Mcogen SN540 R2 4.75 bc Hornbeck HBK RY 5421 2.50 f-j REV 55R53 4.25 bcd Progen 5555 2.38 g-j Dna-Gro S 54RY43 4.13 bcd Univ. Arkansas RO4-1250 RR 2.25 hij Univ. Arkansas RO4-1268 RR 3.88 b-e Asgrow AG 5575 RR2 2.13 ij Morso 56x02 3.75 cde Morso 54x41 2.00 ij Asgrow AG 5533 3.50 def Dna-Gro 32R55 1.75 j Delta Grow DG 5475 3.38 d-g Asgrow AG 5535 1.63 j LSD (P=0.05) 1.11 1.11 following resistance levels: 0-1 = resistant, 2-3 = moderatel resistant, 4-5 = moderatel susceptible, 6-7 = susceptible, and 8-9 = ver susceptible. Means within a column followed b the same letter are not significantl different (P=0.05) as determined b least significant difference (LSD) test. WWW.MSSOY.ORG Apr. 2015 11

Table 14. Disease ratings of late MG V (5.6-5.9) sobean cultivars for frogee leaf spot, 2014. Cultivar Disease rating Armor DK 4744 (Susceptible Check) 7.13 a Mcogen 39RY57 4.00 b Asgrow AG 5831 3.38 bc Univ. Arkansas R10-197 RY 2.88 cd Asgrow AG 5935 2.50 cde Dna-Gro S56RY84 2.50 cde Pioneer 95Y70 2.25 def Univ. of Arkansas RO7-6614 RR 2.00 def Pioneer 95Y10 2.00 def Progen 5610 RY 2.00def REV 56R63 1.63 ef REV 57R21 1.50 f LSD (P=0.05) 0.88 following resistance levels: 0-1 = resistant, 2-3 = moderatel resistant, 4-5 = moderatel susceptible, 6-7 = susceptible, and 8-9 = ver susceptible. Means within a column followed b the same letter are not significantl different (P=0.05) as determined b least significant difference (LSD) test. WWW.MSSOY.ORG Apr. 2015 12

Table 15. Field evaluation of MG IV (4.2-4.9) conventional sobean cultivars for frogee leaf spot, 2014. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating Armor DK 4744 (Susceptible Check) 8.25 a Hornbeck HBK-BX4748 LL 1.75 i-l Univ. Missouri SO9-6262 6.88 ab Halo X4404 LL 1.63 i-l Halo 4:95 6.00 bc Progen 4560 LL 1.63 i-l Univ. Arkansas RO8-2797 5.88 bcd Halo 4:76 LL 1.63 i-l Univ. Arkansas RO9-4571 5.88 bcd Hornbeck HBK LL 4953 1.63 i-l Progen 4819 LL 5.88 bcd Dna-Gro S49LL34 1.13 jkl Hornbeck HBK LL 4850 5.13 cde Dna-Gro S49L565 1.13 jkl Delta Grow DG 4767 LL 4.50 c-f Univ. Missouri S11-20356 1.13 jkl Halo 4:97 LL 4.38 def Hornbeck HBK LL4650 1.00 jkl USG 74G74 LS 3.75 efg Progen 4830 LL 1.00 jkl Progen 4620 LLS 3.50 fgh Halo 4:94 LL 1.00 jkl Halo 448 LL 3.00 f-i Ellis 1.00 jkl Univ. Arkansas RO5-3239 2.38 g-j Progen 4928 LL 0.88 jkl Halo X 449 LL 2.13 h-k Delta Grow DG 4990 LL 0.75 kl Hornbeck HBK LL 4950 1.88 i-l Delta Grow DG 4976 LL 0.50 l Halo 4:440 1.75 i-l - - LSD (P=0.05) 1.52 1.52 following resistance levels: 0-1 = resistant, 2-3 = moderatel resistant, 4-5 = moderatel susceptible, 6-7 = susceptible, and 8-9 = ver susceptible. Means within a column followed b the same letter are not significantl different (P=0.05) as determined b least significant difference (LSD) test. Table 16. Field evaluation of MG V (5.0-5.9) conventional sobean cultivars for frogee leaf spot, 2014. Cultivar Disease rating Cultivar Disease rating Armor DK 4744 (Susceptible Check) 8.13 a Halo 5:01 LL 3.13 b-h Delta Grow DG 4367LL 4.38 b Halo 5:26 LL 3.13 b-h Univ. Arkansas 5213C 4.25 bc Progen 5960 LL 3.00 b-h Univ. Arkansas 5612 4.13 bcd Univ. Missouri S11-20124 3.00 b-h Oark 3.88 b-e Halo 5:45 2.88 c-h Univ. Arkansas RO9-430 3.88 b-e Progen 5469 LL 2.75 d-i USDA-ARS JTN-5110 3.88 b-e Delta Grow DG 5267 LL 2.63 e-i Progen 5220 LLS 3.63 b-f Halo 5:25 LL 2.38 f-i Delta Grow DG 5461 LL 3.25 b-g Osage 2.25 f-i Leland 3.25 b-g Halo X452 2.13 ghi Univ. Arkansas RO5-374 3.25 b-g Progen 5160 LL 1.75 hi Halo X451 3.13 b-h REV 55L95 1.38 i LSD (P=0.05) 1.45 1.45 following resistance levels: 0-1 = resistant, 2-3 = moderatel resistant, 4-5 = moderatel susceptible, 6-7 = susceptible, and 8-9 = ver susceptible. Means within a column followed b the same letter are not significantl different (P=0.05) as determined b least significant difference (LSD) test. WWW.MSSOY.ORG Apr. 2015 13

Publications W.L. Solomon and G.L. Sciumbato. 2015. Field evaluation of group IV (4.2-4.9) conventional sobean cultivars to frogee leaf spot, 2014. Plant Disease Management Reports 9. (Accepted) W.L. Solomon and G.L. Sciumbato. 2015. Field evaluation of group IV (4.0-4.5) sobean cultivars to frogee leaf spot, 2014. Plant Disease Management Reports 9. (Accepted) W.L. Solomon and G.L. Sciumbato. 2015. Field evaluation of late maturit group IV (4.6-4.7) sobean cultivars to frogee leaf spot, 2014. Plant Disease Management Reports 9. (Accepted) W.L. Solomon and G.L. Sciumbato. 2015. Field evaluation of late maturit group IV (4.8-4.9) sobean cultivars to frogee leaf spot, 2014. Plant Disease Management Reports 9. (Accepted) G.L. Sciumbato and W.L. Solomon. 2015. Field evaluation of group V (5.0-5.9) conventional sobean cultivars to frogee leaf spot, 2014. Plant Disease Management Reports 9. (Accepted) W.L. Solomon and G.L. Sciumbato. 2015. Field evaluation of earl maturit group V (5.0-5.4) sobean cultivars to frogee leaf spot, 2014. Plant Disease Management Reports 9. (Accepted) W.L. Solomon and G.L. Sciumbato. 2015. Field evaluation of earl maturit group V (5.4-5.6) sobean cultivars to frogee leaf spot, 2014. Plant Disease Management Reports 9. (Accepted) G.L. Sciumbato and W.L. Solomon. 2015. Field evaluation of late maturit group V (5.6-5.9) sobean cultivars to frogee leaf spot, 2014. Plant Disease Management Reports 9. (Accepted) G.L. Sciumbato and W.L. Solomon. 2015. Disease ratings of group IV (4.2-4.9) conventional sobean to stem W.L. Solomon and G.L. Sciumbato. 2015. Disease ratings of group IV (4.0-4.5) Roundup Read sobean to stem G.L. Sciumbato and W.L. Solomon. 2015. Disease ratings of group IV (4.6-4.7) Roundup Read sobean to stem W.L. Solomon and G.L. Sciumbato. 2015. Disease ratings of group IV (4.8-4.9) Roundup Read sobean to stem G.L. Sciumbato and W.L. Solomon. 2015. Disease ratings of group V (5.0-5.9) conventional sobean to stem W.L. Solomon and G.L. Sciumbato. 2015. Disease ratings of group V (5.0-5.4) Roundup Read sobean to stem W.L. Solomon and G.L. Sciumbato. 2015. Disease ratings of group V (5.4-5.6) Roundup Read sobean to stem G.L. Sciumbato and W.L. Solomon. 2015. Disease ratings of group V (5.6-5.9) Roundup Read sobean to stem WWW.MSSOY.ORG Apr. 2015 14