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CHRYSANTHEMUM STUNT AND CHLOROTIC MOTTLE. ESTABLISHMENT OF HEALTHY CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANTS AND STORAGE AT LOW TEMPERATURE OF CHRYSANTHEMUM, CARNATION, CAMPANULA AND PELARGONIUM IN TUBES

Article number

110_40

Pages

303 – 314

Language

Abstract

Publication

V International Symposium on Virus diseases of Ornamental Plants

Authors

N. Paludan

Keywords

Chrysanthemum, viroids, inactivation, ornamentals, cool storage, hypobaric storage

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1980.110.40

Online Articles (43)

2. A REVIEW OF PROBLEMS AND PROGRESS IN RESEARCH ON VIRUSES AND VIRUS DISEASES OF NARCISSUS IN BRITAIN

A.A. Brunt

3. BEAN YELLOW MOSAIC VIRUS IN SOME IRIDACEOUS PLANTS

A.F.L.M. Derks | Jenny L. Vink-van den Abeele | P.J. Muller

4. TWO VIRUSES FROM RHIZOMATOUS IRIS

V. Lisa

5. SOME PROPERTIES OF A POTYVIRUS OCCURRING IN TRADESCANTIA AND ZEBRINA SPP.

B.E.L. Lockhart | J. Betzold

6. TWO NEW POTEXVIRUSES FROM MONOCOTYLEDONS

Olwen M. Stone

7. SOME HOSTS AND PROPERTIES OF AN ISOLATE OF NERINE VIRUS X FROM AGAPANTHUS PRAECOX SUBSP. ORIENTALIS

S. Phillips | A.A. Brunt

8. A POTEXVIRUS INFECTING NANDINA DOMESTICA ‘HARBOR DWARF’

F.W. Zettler | E. Hiebert | E. Maciel-Zambolim | M.M. Abo El-Nil | R.G. Christie

9. LATENT INFECTION OF IMPATIENS BY A POTEXVIRUS

B.E.L. Lockhart | J. Betzold

10. DIAGNOSIS OF VIRUSES IN ORNAMENTAL PLANTS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SEROLOGICAL METHODS

E. Luisoni

11. DETECTION OF TULIP-BREAKING VIRUS IN TULIPS BY THE ENZYME-LINKED IMMUNOSORBENT ASSAY (ELISA)

A.R. van Schadewijk | J. Eggink

12. DETECTION OF LILY SYMPTOMLESS VIRUS IN LEAVES AND BULB SCALES OF LILY PLANTS WITH THE IMMUNODIFFUSION DROP TEST AND WITH ELISA

D.H.M. van Slogteren | J.C.M. Beijersbergen | M. H. Bunt | C. Th.C. van der Hulst

13. SOME ASPECTS OF ESTIMATING VIRUS ANTIGEN CONCENTRATIONS BY ELISA

P. Korpraditskul | R. Casper | D.-E. Lesemann

14. DETECTION OF A WIDE SPECTRUM OF VIRUS STRAINS BY INDIRECT ELISA AND SEROLOGICAL TRAPPING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY (STREM)

M.H.V. Van Regenmortel | A. Nicolaïeff | J. Burckard

15. IDENTIFICATION OF TWO ISOMETRIC VIRUSES IN POINSETTIAS

R. Koenig | D.E. Lesemann

16. CONDITIONS FOR THE USE OF PROTEIN A IN COMBINATION WITH THE DERRICK METHOD OF IMMUNO ELECTRON MICROSCOPY

D.-E. Lesemann | H.-L. Paul

17. SOME OBSERVATIONS AND EXPERIMENTS ON IMMUNOSORBENT ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF PLANT VIRUSES

R.G. Milne

18. INTERNATIONAL TRADE IN ORNAMENTAL PLANTS: PHYTOSANITARY AND PLANT VIRUS QUARANTINE PROBLEMS

M. Hollings

19. DISSEMINATION OF VIRUSES OF ORNAMENTALS AND APPROACHES TO REDUCING SPREAD AND IMPROVING METHODS OF DIAGNOSIS

R.H. Lawson

20. ORNAMENTAL PLANTS AS VIRUS VECTORS: REGULATORY CONSIDERATIONS

R.P. Kahn

21. REGULATIONS CONCERNING SOME VIRUSES IN ORNAMENTAL PLANTS AS CONSIDERED BY THE EEC COUNCIL DIRECTIVES 77/93, 80/392 AND 80/393

O. Lovisolo

22. CUCUMBER MOSAIC VIRUS – VARIATION AND PROBLEMS OF IDENTIFICATION

R.I.B. Francki | T. Hatta

23. CARNATION CRYPTIC VIRUS

V. Lisa | E. Luisoni | R.G. Milne

24. NINE VIRUSES ISOLATED FROM PELARGONIUM IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

Olwen M. Stone

25. SOME PROPERTIES OF A DISTINCTIVE ISOMETRIC VIRUS FROM PELARGONIUM

N. Pleše | Z. Štefanac

26. ISOLATION OF TWO RHABDOVIRUSES FROM PITTOSPORUM AND PELARGONIUM

G.L. Rana | A. Di Franco

27. OCCURRENCE OF A ROD-SHAPED VIRUS IN FUCHSIA CULTIVARS

Lois J. Johns | R. Stace-Smith | Diane Y. Kadota

28. HONEYSUCKLE LATENT VIRUS, A CARLAVIRUS INFECTING LONICERA PERICLYMENUM AND L. JAPONICA (CAPRIFOLIACEAE)

A.A. Brunt | S. Phillips | B.J. Thomas

29. FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON LILAC RINGSPOT, A DISEASE CAUSED BY AN UNIDENTIFIED VIRUS

F.A. van der Meer

30. SOME NEW DATA ON THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF GARDEN NASTURTIUM (TROPAEOLUM MAJUS L.) TO VIRUSES

J. Horváth | P. Salamon | W.H. Besada

31. NEW OBSERVATIONS AIDING THE IDENTIFICATION OF VIRUSES IN DIFFERENT GROUPS

L. Beczner

32. RECENT APPROACHES FOR CONTROL OF NON-PERSISTENTLY TRANSMITTED APHID-BORNE VIRUSES

B. Raccah | A. Barnett | G. Loebenstein

33. PRODUCTION OF VIRUS-FREE ORNAMENTAL PLANTS IN TISSUE CULTURE

T.C. Allen | W.C. Anderson

34. ON THE PRODUCTION OF VIRUS FREE BEGONIA TUBERHYBRIDA VOSS CV. MULTIFLORA VARIETIES

W. Welvaert | G. Samyn | E. Van Wymersch

35. EVALUATION OF DIEFFENBACHIA MACULATA ‘PERFECTION’ PLANTS FREE OF DASHEEN MOSAIC VIRUS

F.W. Zettler | R.D. Hartman | J.F. Knauss | M.E. Taylor-Knauss | A.R. Chase

36. THE EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE ON THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF CARNATION ETCHED RING VIRUS INFECTED SAPONARIA VACCARIA LEAF CELLS

S. S. Hearon | Roger H. Lawson

37. ULTRASTRUCTURE OF CATTLEYA LEAF CELLS INFECTED WITH CYMBIDIUM MOSAIC VIRUS

C. Hiruki | M.H. Chen | D.V. Rao

38. INTRACELLULAR CHANGES IN TREES INFECTED WITH FIG MOSAIC

B. Plavšic | D. Milicic

39. BIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL RELATIONSHIPS AMONG VIROIDS IN ORNAMENTAL PLANTS

R.K. Horst

40. TESTING FOR VIROIDS, STILL A PROBLEM ?

H. Huttinga

41. CHRYSANTHEMUM STUNT AND CHLOROTIC MOTTLE. ESTABLISHMENT OF HEALTHY CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANTS AND STORAGE AT LOW TEMPERATURE OF CHRYSANTHEMUM, CARNATION, CAMPANULA AND PELARGONIUM IN TUBES

N. Paludan

42. AMANTADINE SUPPLEMENTED TISSUE CULTURE MEDIUM: A METHOD FOR OBTAINING CHRYSANTHEMUMS FREE OF CHRYSANTHEMUM STUNT VIROID

R.K. Horst | D. Cohen

43. DETECTION OF CHRYSANTHEMUM STUNT AND CHLOROTIC MOTTLE VIROIDS BY SLAB GEL ELECTROPHORESIS

M. Monsion | G. Macquaire | J.C. Bachelier | C. Faydi | J. Dunez