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ECOLOGY OF VIRUSES IN ORNAMENTAL AND FOREST TREES

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234_42
Pages
359 – 364
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Abstract
Despite the speed at which woody perennials are being micropropagated, there are few data on the occurrence of viruses in the parental material or the dynamics of transmission once this stock has been planted into the field.
I will review the available information having particular regard to the ecology of viruses that are transmitted vertically.

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Authors
J.I. Cooper
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