Stable and Broad Based Resistance Against Wilt in Chickpea Gurha S.N., Singh R.A., Naimuddin, Ghosh Atin Division of Crop Protection, Indian Institute of Pulses Research, Kanpur 208 024, India. Abstract Five hundred and seventy chickpea genotypes were screened for resistance against kanpur isolate (Race2) of Fusarium oxysporum f. sp. ciceri, of these PG 95007, PBG 126, FG 703, ICC 10149, H 82-2, H 92–71, GNG 1000, ICC 11442, BG 372 AND GL 91061, based on 3 years screening and BG 1084, WCG 95–50, FG 711, GL 96004, PBG I, GL 90236, FG 702, IPC 99-1, IPC 99–10, IPC 99–34, IPC 99–38, FG 712, FG 694, GPF 133, H 208 and ICC 2862 based on 2 years screening exhibited stable resistance. Twelve genotypes exhibited stable moderate resistance. Chickpea genotype GCP 9504 against 7 isolates, H 92–71, FG 711 and FG 712 against 6 isolates and FG 703, H 82-2, IPC 97-1 and WCGT 95–50 against 5 isolates of F. oxysporum f. sp. ciceri exhibited either stable resistance or stable moderate resj~tance. These genotypes may be used as donors for resistance against wilt in breeding programme. Top Key words Fusarium oxysporum Broad based resistance, Chickpea. Top |