Variety	Resistance1	Company	Wt/Fruit	#Fruit/Plant	Wt(lbs)Plant	Powdery Mildew2 Disease Rating
Revenue	ZYMV,WMV,CMV	Novartis	0.59 a	6.00 a	3.75 a	3.3 ab
ZS-23	PM	Novartis	0.47 a	6.3 a	3.63 a	1.1 d
Jaguar	ZYMV,WMV	Harris Moran	0.55 ab	5.17 a	3.34 ab	3.1 ab
1776	ZYMV,WMV	Seminis	0.52 abc	4.78 bc	3.22 ab	3.0 bc
ACX34	.	Abbot & Cobb	0.50 cd	3.34 c	2.70 bc	3.3 ab
Dividend	ZYMV,WMV,CMV	Novartis	0.44 bcd	5.00 ab	2.63 bc	3.8 a
Puma	SQMV	Harris Moran	0.47 cd	3.55 bc	2.16 c	3.2 ab
Tigress	ZYMV,WMV	Harris Moran	0.50 d	3.00 c	2.06 c	3.3 ab
1814	ZYMV,WMV	Seminis	0.34 d	3.11 c	1.98 c	3.3 ab

LSD:5%

¹Resistance: PM = powdery mildew, ZYMV = zucchini mosaic virus, WMV = watermelon mosaic virus, CMV = cucumber mosaic virus, SQMV = squash mosaic virus

²Disease Rating: 0 = no disease, 1 = lower leaves infected, 2 = lower, mid-leaves and stems infected, 3 = whole plant infected (light), 4 = moderate to severe infection, 5 = dead or dying

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