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The partial characterization of Ilarviruses infecting Prunus species in Australia

Article number

1109_39

Pages

243 – 248

Language

English

Abstract

Publication

XXIX International Horticultural Congress on Horticulture: Sustaining Lives, Livelihoods and Landscapes (IHC2014): International Symposium on Nut Crops

Authors

W. Kinoti, K. Plummer, F. Constable, N. Nancarrow, B. Rodoni

Keywords

Ilarvirus, Prunus, PNRSV, ApMV, PDV, RT-PCR, variation, diversity

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2016.1109.39

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1. Consumer attitudes to nuts in the marketplace

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2. Factors affecting shelf life of South African macadamias

M.G. Penter | I. Bertling | A.D. Sippel

3. Maturity indices of Canarium indicum (Burseraceae) nuts

D.A. Walton | B.W. Randall | M. Poienou | J. Moxon | H.M. Wallace

4. Establishing quality parameters for Australian walnuts

K.J. Evans | D.L. McNeil | C. Jack | M.D. Lang

5. Lipid profiles of a diverse collection of Corylus species and interspecific hybrids

M. Muehlbauer | T. Villani | J. Simon | H. Juliani | T. Molnar

6. Kernel breakage in the ‘Beaumont’ macadamia cultivar

M.G. Penter | I. Bertling | A.D. Sippel

7. A roasting study for the tropical nut Canarium indicum (Burseraceae)

D.A. Walton | B.W. Randall | M. Poienou | J. Moxon | H.M. Wallace

8. Winter oil application in Australian pistachio production

J. Zhang | T. Ranford

9. Evaluation of Pistacia vera ‘Pete I’ yield characteristics

C. Allan | C.H. Crisosto | T. Michailides | G.S. Brar | L. Ferguson

10. Carbohydrate sources for macadamia shoot development

S. Karimaei | J. Hanan

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12. A model of macadamia with application to pruning in orchards

N. White | J. Hanan

13. Effect of MnSO₄ soil applications on photosynthetic performance and nutrient content of young chestnut trees

W.G. Fan | J.P. Chen | H.Q. Yang

14. Soil-applied zinc-EDTA: photosynthesis in ‘Wichita’ pecan grown on an alkaline and calcareous soil

R.J. Heerema | J.L. Walworth

15. Effect of plant growth regulators applied during budbreak on pecan nut yield

H. Núñez-Moreno | A. Márquez-Cervantes | G. Martínez-Díaz | J. Grageda-Grageda

16. Grafting mature unproductive black walnut trees to improved cultivars demonstrates horticultural and economic feasibility in Missouri, USA

A.L. Thomas | J.T. Prindle

17. Evaluation of seed soaking times on germination percentage, germination rate and growth characteristics of pistachio seedlings

A. Esmaeilpour | P. Van Damme

18. Variation of relative water content, water use efficiency and stomatal density during drought stress and subsequent recovery in pistachio cultivars (Pistacia vera L.)

A. Esmaeilpour | M.-C. Van Labeke | P. Van Damme | R. Samson

19. Soil-applied zinc-EDTA: growth and nutrient acquisition of non-bearing pecan grown on an alkaline and calcareous soil

J.L. Walworth | R.J. Heerema

20. Tissue culture production of hazelnut – disinfestation and impact of agar content

R.S. Tegg | S. Bhandari | D.L. McNeil | C.R. Wilson

21. Improving the bud take rate in conventional patch budding of Persian walnut by applying a paste of the DKW semi-solid medium enriched with plant growth regulators

J. Ezan | E. Hadavi | S.M. Miri

22. Foliar sprays based on malic acid, citric acid and potassium sulfate improve several qualitative and quantitative traits of pistachio nuts

A. Saboory | E. Hadavi | A. Imani

23. ‘Abnormal vertical growth’: a disorder threatening the viability of the Australian macadamia industry

P. O¿Farrell | D. Le Lagadec | C. Searle

24. Wood base biochar alters inorganic N

25. Behaviour of scion-rootstock combinations of pistachio under Mediterranean climate

M. Ghrab | A. Chelli-Chaabouni | M. Ben Mimoun

26. Trial demonstrations, observations and measurements in mature macadamia plantations on the Alstonville Plateau

D.B. Gourlay | J.P. King | C. Watson | N. Watson

27. New almond selections with high tocopherol concentration

Y. Zhu | Y.Ch. Lim | M. Wirthensohn

28. Selection of the tropical nut Canarium indicum for early fruiting, nut-in-shell size and kernel size

29. SNP analysis of Macadamia integrifolia chloroplast genomes to determine the genetic structure of wild populations

30. Preliminary evaluation of macadamia rootstocks for yield and tree height

J.M. Neal | A. Kelly | C.M. Hardner | C. McConchie | B.L. Topp

31. Assessing nut germination protocols for macadamia cultivar ‘Beaumont’

J.M. Neal | D.M. Russell | J. Giles | B.L. Topp

32. Variation of cutting rooting ability in cultivated and wild species of Macadamia

D.M. Russell | J.M. Neal | R. Mayer | D. Bell | B.L. Topp

33. Soil health management is a precursor to sustainable control of Phytophthora in macadamia

O.A. Akinsanmi | A. Drenth

34. Fruit abscission in macadamia due to husk spot disease

O.A. Akinsanmi | A.K. Miles | A. Drenth

35. Understanding infection of pistachio by Colletotrichum acutatum

B.H. Hall | S.J. Pederick | S.F. McKay

36. Birds and bats as biological control agents in macadamia: how distant we are? Implications of the shift in arthropod communities across a spatial gradient

E. Crisol | K.R. Wormington | P.H. Brown

37. Sustainable control of husk spot of macadamia by cultural practices

O.A. Akinsanmi | A. Drenth

38. Disease management strategy for macadamia quick decline

L.M. Keith | L.S. Sugiyama | T.K. Matsumoto | M.A. Nagao

39. The partial characterization of Ilarviruses infecting Prunus species in Australia

W. Kinoti | K. Plummer | F. Constable | N. Nancarrow | B. Rodoni

40. Almond diseases and disorders

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41. Life after endosulfan, the Australian macadamia experience

42. Walnut blight disease development on Guangxi walnuts

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43. Statistical forecasting of the Australian macadamia crop

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