OAR@ICRISATValidation of shoot fly resistance introgression lines using SNP markers in sorghumGSunitaauthorJJayakumarauthorGAnilauthorS PDeshpandeauthorBRajaguruauthorJJabaauthorH CSharmaauthorAAshok KumarauthorShoot fly is a major pest in sorghum production globally. Shoot fly management using insecticides is expensive and environmentally un-safe. Therefore, host plant resistance is exploited to develop shoot fly resistance (SFR) lines including transfer of shoot fly resistance QTLs using marker assisted backcrossing. QTLs controlling SFR component traits, glossiness, trichome density, ovipositional non-preference were used for introgression in this studySorghumPlant Disease2019-11Conference or Workshop Item

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