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THE DYNAMIC NATURE OF THE MARKET FOR ORNAMENTALS: IMPLICATIONS FOR VIRUS RESEARCH

Article number

432_2

Pages

28 – 35

Language

Abstract

Publication

IX International Symposium on Virus Diseases of Ornamental Plants

Authors

A.J. Malter

Keywords

Ornamental horticulture, marketing, market trends, economics, innovation, virus research

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1996.432.2

Online Articles (48)

2. PLANT VIROLOGY: RECENT PROGRESS AND FUTURE PROSPECTS

Bryan D. Harrison

3. THE DYNAMIC NATURE OF THE MARKET FOR ORNAMENTALS: IMPLICATIONS FOR VIRUS RESEARCH

A.J. Malter

4. A NEW VIRUS ISOLATED FROM RANUNCULUS HYB. WITH PARTICLES RESEMBLING SUPERCOILED FILAMENTOUS NUCLEOCAPSIDS.

5. DETECTION OF A NOVEL TOSPOVIRUS IN CHRYSANTHEMUM

J.Th.J. Verhoeven | J.W. Roenhorst | I. Cortes | D. Peters

6. THE CURRENT STATUS OF THE ORNAMENTAL UNDUSTRY IN ISRAEL

A. Gera | M. Gokkes | J. Cohen

7. VIRUSES OCCURRING IN HOSTA SPP. IN THE USA

B.E.L. Lockhart | S. Currier

8. IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF POTYVIRUSES OF ALSTROEMERIA SPP.

I. Bouwen | R. van der Vlugt

9. CHARACTERIZATION OF A SINGAPORE ISOLATE OF HIBISCUS CHLOROTIC RINGSPOT VIRUS

S.M. Wong | C.G. Chng | P.L. Chong | Y.H. Lee

10. VIRUS DISEASES OF LILIES IN ISRAEL

J. Cohen | A. Gera | G. Loebenstein

11. VIRUSES RECENTLY DETECTED IN VEGETATIVELY PROPAGATED PETUNIA

D.-E. Lesemann

12. ETIOLOGY OF YELLOWS AND WITCHES’ BROOM SYMPTOMS IN SOME ORNAMENTAL PLANTS

M. Kaminska | T. Malinowski | B. Komorowska | A. Rudzinska-Langwald

13. VIRUSES OF PELARGONIUM IN ITALY

V. Lisa | A.M. Vaira | G. Dellavalle | V. Masenga | R.G. Milne

14. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN TECHNIQUES FOR IDENTIFICATION AND DETECTION OF PLANT VIRUSES

Simon A. Langeveld

15. CELLULOSE BINDING PROTEIN, A NOVEL TOOL IN BIOTECHNOLOGY DIAGNOSTICS.

O. Shoseyov

16. DETECTION OF CHRYSANTHEMUM STUNT VIROID BY REVERSE TRANSCRIPTION-POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION AND BY TISSUE BLOT HYBRIDIZATION

R. Hooftman | M.-J. Arts | A.M. Shamloul | A. van Zaayen | A. Hadidi

17. SIMPLE AND RAPID DETECTION OF ODONTOGLOSSUM RINGSPOT VIRUS FROM ORCHIDS BY GELATIN PARTICLE AGGLUTINATION TEST

Y.J. LA | J.O. Park | H.W. Jung

18. DETECTION OF TOSPOVIRUSES IN BULBOUS CROPS AND TRANSMISSIBILITY BY VEGETATIVE PROPAGATION.

A.F.L.M. Derks | M.E.C. Lemmers

19. PRODUCTION OF SEROLOGICAL REAGENTS AND DEVELOPMENT OF A TEST PROCEDURE FOR SIMULTANEOUS DETECTION AND IDENTIFICATION OF TOMATO SPOTTED WILT AND IMPATIENS NECROTIC SPOT TOSPOVIRUSES.

H.T. Hsu | X.P. Liu

20. PARTIAL CHARACTERIZATION OF PELARGONIUM LINE PATTERN AND PELARGONIUM RINGSPOT VIRUSES

G.R. Kinard | R.L. Jordan | S.S. Hurtt

21. CONTROL OF VIRUS DISEASES IN VEGETATIVELY PROPAGATED ORNAMENTAL CROPS

S. Spiegel

22. CONTROL SITUATION OF VIRUS DISEASES IN NARCISSUS IN THE NETHERLANDS

C.J. Asjes

23. EUPHORBIA PULCHERRIMA. METHODS TO ELIMINATE POINSETTIA MOSAIC VIRUS (PNMV) AND REINFECTION BY DIFFERENT METHODS TO REVEAL THE ‘NATURE’ OF THE BRANCHING FACTOR

K. Bech | K. Rasmussen

24. MONITORING INSECT VECTORS WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON ORNAMENTAL VIRUSES IN PROTECTED CONDITIONS

M.J. Berlinger | S. Singer | S. Lebiush-Mordechi | B. Raccah

25. SCHEFFLERA RINGSPOT VIRUS, A WIDELY DISTRIBUTED MEALYBUG-TRANSMITTED BADNAVIRUS OCCURRING IN SCHEFFLERA AND ARALIA

B.E.L. Lockhart | N.E. Olszewski

26. ORNAMENTAL PHYSALIS SPECIES AS PERENNIAL VIRUS HOSTS

J. Horváth

27. THE PREPARATION OF INTERNATIONAL CERTIFICATION AND CLASSIFICATION SCHEMES FOR ORNAMENTAL CROPS

D.G. McNamara

28. THE INTERACTION BETWEEN PLANT PROTECTION AUTHORITIES, ACADEMIA AND INDUSTRY

B. Loberant | Y. Alon

29. ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE AND TRENDS IN ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURE

Roger H. Lawson

30. CERTIFICATION SYSTEMS OF ORNAMENTALS IN PRACTICE

J.E.M. van Ruiten

31. BIOTECHNOLOGY AND RESISTANCE

J. Hammond

32. AN EFFICIENT METHOD FOR THE TRANSFECTION OF PLANTS BY PARTICLE BOMBARDMENT WITH A CLONED POTYVIRUS

33. COMPARATIVE MOLECULAR STUDIES ON ASTER YELLOWS PHYTOPLASMAS

P. Ceranic-Zagorac | C. Hiruki

34. RESISTANCE TO VARIOUS POTYVIRUSES IN TRANSGENIC PLANTS EXPRESSING DIFFERENT FORMS OF POTYVIRUS COAT PROTEIN GENE.

J. Hammond

35. CONCLUDING REMARKS

R.H. Lawson

36. CONTROL REVIEW OF AIR-BORNE TULIP BREAKING VIRUS AND LILY SYMPTOMLESS VIRUS IN LILIUM IN THE NETHERLANDS.

C.J. Asjes | G.J. Blom-Barnhoorn | P.G.M. Piron | P. Harrewijn | A.M. van Oosten

37. VERIFICATION OF ELISA AS A RELIABLE TEST METHOD FOR KALANCHOE MOSAIC POTYVIRUS (KMV) AND ESTABLISHMENT OF VIRUS-FREE KALANCHOE BLOSSFELDIANA BY MERISTEM-TIP CULTURE

K. Bech | K. Husted

38. VIRUS INFECTIONS OF SURFINIA IN ITALY

M.G. Bellardi | C. Rubies-Autonell | V. Vicchi

39. IDENTIFICATION OF PHYTOPLASMAS IN ALSTROEMERIA

A. Bertaccini | M. Vibio | M.G. Bellardi | A. Danielli

40. FURTHER CHARACTERIZATION OF AN APPARENTLY NOVEL VIRUS ISOLATED FROM SOLANUM SEAFORTHIANUM PLANTS IN ITALY.

A. Crescenzi | L. d'Aquino | A. Ragozzino | P. Piazzolla

41. A CARLAVIRUS IN FUCHSIA

G. Dellavalle | P. Roggero | V. Masenga | V. Lisa

42. DETECTION OF PELARGONIUM FLOWER BREAK CARMOVIRUS USING ELISA AND A TRANSCRIBED RNA PROBE

A. Franck | A. Gera | Y. Antignus | G. Loebenstein

43. DETECTION OF COLOMBIAN DATURA POTYVIRUS AND TWO UNIDENTIFIED POTYVIRUSES IN BRUGMANSIA HYBRIDS

D.-E. Lesemann | H.-G. Preiβel | J.Th.J. Verhoeven

44. COMPARISON OF FOUR POTYVIRUS ISOLATES INFECTING AROID SPECIES

C.G. Matthews | K.S. Milne | R.L.S. Forster | H.F. Neilson

45. VIRUSES INFECTING TRAILING PETUNIAS IN SLOVENIA

I. Mavric | A. Blatnik | M. Ravnikar

46. EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF TOMATO SPOTTED WILT VIRUS INFECTION IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC

J. Mertelík | B. Götzová | V. Mokrá

47. CYTOPATHOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FOR THE PROCESS OF TOMATO SPOTTED WILT VIRUS PARTICLE PRODUCTION AND FORMATION OF VIRUS INCLUSIONS

A. Rudzinska-Langwald | M. Kaminska

48. DETECTION OF TOMATO SPOTTED WILT VIRUS IN DAHLIA

A.R. van Schadewijk