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| Figure 24. The open-pollinated cultivar 'Golden Bantam' which
was grown widely in the 1920s and early 1930s was extremely susceptible
to Stewart's wilt. A Stewart's wilt resistant hybrid 'Golden Cross Bantam'
was created from two inbred lines, P39 and P51, that were developed from
'Golden Bantam' by Glenn Smith, a USDA plant pathologist at Purdue University.
(Courtesy J.K. Pataky) BACK |