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INVESTIGATION ON THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF SOME APRICOT CULTIVARS AND HYBRIDS TO PLUM POX (SHARKA) VIRUS

Article number

488_132

Pages

787 – 792

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Abstract

This paper presents the study on the susceptibility of 535 apricot cultivars and hybrids to Plum Pox virus, in the ecoclimatic and natural inoculation conditions in the South-Eastern part of our country.

The studied cultivars, having different origin and being in the 5 or 7 years of planting, pertain to the national collection of the Fruit Research Station at Constanta.

The purpose of this study was to identify some possible sources of resistance, to Plum-Pox virus (PPV) able to be used in breeding in order to obtain resistance descendants.

There was evidence that the majority of the cultivars and hybrids has a relative tolerance to the attack of Plum-Pox virus local strains.
A few valuable cultivars can be included as parents important for fruit production: Rosii timpurii; Traian; N.J.A. 48; Stella; Vivagold; Stark Early Orange; Harcot; Callatis; Kets pshor; Sephid, etc.

In the case of susceptible cultivars, this virus causes great damage to: Baneasa 28/10; Mamaia; Early Golden; Screara; Marculesti 42/25; Mandula caiszi; Slava Diurgna; Early Bee; Excelsior; Best of Hungary; etc.

Publication

XI International Symposium on Apricot Culture

Authors

M. Trandafirescu, E. Topor

Keywords

susceptibility, Plum-Pox virus, cultivars, resistance

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1999.488.132

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10. BIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MESOCARP IN DISTINCT APRICOT (P. ARMENIACA L.) GENOTYPES

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11. IMAGE ANALYSIS OF APRICOT GENETIC RESOURCES FOR BREEDING AND SELECTION

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14. APRICOT (PRUNUS ARMENIACA L.) PRODUCTION AND BREEDING IN SOUTH AFRICA

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17. STUDIES ON SELECTION OF APRICOTS WITH GOOD FRUIT QUALITY AND RESISTANCE TO LATE SPRING FROSTS IN GEVAS PLAIN

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19. APRICOT BREEDING IN FRANCE: 2 NEW APRICOT SELECTIONS FOR FRENCH GROWERS

20. THE MODERNIZING OF THE APRICOT ASSORTMENT OF CULTIVARS IN THE BANAT AREA OF ROMANIA

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21. APRICOT BREEDING FOR SHARKA RESISTANCE AT C.E.B.A.S-C.S.I.C., MURCIA (SPAIN).

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22. DATES OF BLOOM AND MATURITY OF SEVERAL APRICOT SELECTIONS FROM EUROPEAN BREEDING PROGRAMMES

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23. A STUDY ON CHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF APRICOT GROWN IN ERZINCAN, MALATYA AND IGDIR PROVINCES

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24. APRICOT BREEDING IN NEW ZEALAND

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25. MORPHOLOGICAL PROPERTIES AND PHENOLOGY OF THE GIANT (“ÓRIÁS”) TYPE APRICOT VARIETIES AND THEIR FERTILITY RELATIONS

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26. RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION OF SOME RESISTANT AND SUSCEPTIBLE TO SHARKA APRICOT CULTIVARS AND HYBRIDS

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27. EVALUATION OF FOURTEEN (14) DIFFERENT APRICOT VARIETIES AT THE AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH STATION OF RHODES

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28. PROMISING APRICOT SELECTIONS OBTAINED BY THE SECTION OF CASERTA OF THE ISTITUTO SPERIMENTALE PER LA FRUTTICOLTURA OF ROME

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29. CROPPING AND VITALITY OF SELECTED APRICOT HYBRIDS

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30. NEW APRICOT CULTIVARS

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31. APRICOT CULTURE IN HUNGARY – PAST AND PRESENT

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32. EVALUATION OF SOME ROMANIAN APRICOT VARIETIES IN HUNGARY

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33. EVALUATION OF APRICOT GERMPLASM FUND FOR BIOLOGICAL AND POMOLOGICAL PROPERTIES AND ITS USE FOR THE BREEDING PROGRAMME

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34. APRICOT BREEDING PROGRAMME IN BULGARIA – NEW RESULTS

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35. APRICOT SELECTION AT THE HORTICULTURAL FACULTY IN LEDNICE

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36. PRELIMINARY RESULTS OF CLONAL SELECTION OF HACIHALILOGLU APRICOT CULTIVAR IN MALATYA

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37. POMOLOGICAL PECULIARITIES OF NATIVE JAPANESE ANSU AND MUME CULTIVARS AND SOME INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDS

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38. INVESTIGATIONS ON SOME FAR-EAST PRUNUS SPECIES: PHENOLOGY

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39. A CONTRIBUTION TO THE APRICOT TAXONOMY: INVESTIGATION ON THE FLOWERS, LEAVES AND SHOOTS OF SOME EUROPEAN CULTIVARS AND ASIAN PRUNUS SPECIES

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40. SELECTION OF SOME PROMISING APRICOT HYBRIDS RESISTANT TO SHARKA (PLUM POX VIRUS) DISEASE

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41. APRICOT BREEDING IN AUSTRALIA

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43. REVIEW OF SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY IN APRICOT

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44. CONTRIBUTION TO THE STUDY OF INHERITANCE OF THE CHARACTER SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY IN APRICOT

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45. RANDOM AMPLIFIED POLYMORPHIC DNA MARKERS AS A TOOL FOR APRICOT CULTIVAR IDENTIFICATION

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46. APRICOT BUD CHILLING AND HEAT REQUIREMENTS IN TWO DIFFERENT CLIMATIC AREAS: MURCIA AND THE TUSCAN MAREMMA

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47. INVESTIGATION ON THE INHERITANCE OF SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY IN APRICOT (PRUNUS ARMENIACA L.) AMONG F₁ GENERATION DESCENDANTS

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48. POLYMORPHISM AND GENETIC STUDIES OF ISOENZYMES IN APRICOTS

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49. CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF THE POLLEN OF APRICOT VARIETIES

50. DORMANCY AND COLD HARDINESS OF FLOWER BUDS OF SOME HUNGARIAN APRICOT VARIETIES

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51. ESTIMATION OF ‘SUNDROP’ APRICOT FRUIT VOLUME AND FRESH WEIGHT FROM FRUIT DIAMETER

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52. POLLINATION OF THREE MAIN APRICOT CULTIVARS IN FRANCE

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53. HISTOLOGICAL STUDIES ON FLOWER BUDS OF CULTIVAR “STARK EARLY ORANGE”.

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54. EFFECTS OF SOME CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES ON POLLEN GERMINATION AND TUBE GROWTH IN APRICOT

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55. ORGANOGENESIS CYCLE IN APRICOT

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56. DEGREE OF DIFFERENTIATION OF GENERATIVE BUDS AS A FACTOR OF BEARING IN APRICOT

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57. THE EVALUATION OF DEEP DORMANCY OF TWO APRICOT PROGENIES

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58. IDENTIFICATION OF PLUM X APRICOT INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDS USING ISOENZYME POLYMPRPHISM

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59. DISTURBANCES IN JOINING OF APRICOT CARPEL

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60. POSITION OF VEGETATIVE SHOOT APEX ON NODES AS A FACTOR OF DIFFERENTATION OF GENERATIVE BUDS IN APRICOT

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61. ARTIFICIAL FROST TREATMENT METHODS OF STONE FRUITS

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62. CROSS COMPATIBILITY BETWEEN ARMENIACA CULTIVARS, ANSU CULTIVARS AND SOME INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDS

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63. FERTILITY PROBLEMS IN CV. “ANTONIO ERRANI”: STIGMA-POLLEN INTERACTION

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64. PROPAGATION AND ROOTSTOCKS FOR APRICOT PRODUCTION

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65. APRICOT MERISTEM TIP CULTURE

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66. MICROPROPAGATION OF APRICOT AND FIELD PERFORMANCE OF IN VITRO PROPAGATED PLANTS.

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67. THE BEHAVIOUR IN THE NURSERY FIELD OF SOME GENERATIVE ROOTSTOCK GENOTYPES FOR APRICOT

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68. HORTICULTURAL EVALUATION OF THE CV BEBECOU PROPAGATED IN VITRO

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69. NEW APRICOT ROOTSTOCKS

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70. THE EFFECT OF VITAMINES ON THE SEED GERMINATION OF APRICOTS

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71. EMBRYO CULTURE OF HASANBEY APRICOT CV.

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72. WILD APRICOT AND MYROBALANE (GENERATIVE) ROOTSTOCKS FOR APRICOT CULTIVARS

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73. CORRELATION BETWEEN THE DIFFUSION OF THE ROOT SYSTEM AND ROOTSTOCK SUCKERING OF APRICOT

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74. ORCHARD MANAGEMENT

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75. VEGETATIVE AND REPRODUCTIVE RESPONSE OF MATURE ‘SUNDROP’ APRICOT TREES TO ROOT PRUNING

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76. COMPARISON BETWEEN VERTICAL AXIS AND Y-SHAPED APRICOT TRAINING SYSTEMS

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77. INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT SEASONAL LIGHT AVAILABILITY ON FLOWER BUD QUALITY IN CV TIRYNTHOS (PRUNUS ARMENIACA L.)

78. EFFECT OF ROOTSTOCK, CULTIVAR AND ORCHARD SYSTEM ON APRICOT PRODUCTION

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79. GROWTH AND NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF TWELVE APRICOT VARIETIES GRAFTED ON TWO ROOTSTOCKS

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80. WATER RELATION OF APRICOT CULTIVARS IN ECOLOGICAL CONDITIONS OF VOJVODINA

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81. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT ROOTSTOCKS ON THE BUD-TAKE, NUTRIENT ABSORPTION RATE AND GROWTH OF SOME APRICOT CULTIVARS

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82. THINNING BY NAA AND HAND OF HACIHALILOGLU AND HASANBEY APRICOT CULTIVARS

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83. STUDIES REGARDING THE INFLUENCE OF THINNING ON PRODUCTIVITY AND QUALITY OF APRICOT FRUITS

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84. MACRO AND MICROELEMENTS CONTENT IN LEAVES AND SHOOTS OF SOME NEW APRICOT VARIETIES IN RELATION TO CROWN SHAPE

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85. CONSEQUENCES OF THE ARCHITECTURAL DEVELOPMENT OF APRICOT TREES ON THE DESIGN OF NEW TRAINING SYSTEMS

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86. LEAF AREA EVOLUTION, LIGHT INTERCEPTION, YIELD AND QUALITY OF FRUITS IN APRICOT TREES (CULTIVAR TIRYNTHOS) TRAINED TO TRANSVERSE Y AND VASE

87. STUDY ON THE POSSIBILITIES OF USE OF BLACK THORN (PRUNUS SPINOSA L.) AS AN INTERSTOCK IN APRICOT GROWING IN DENSE GROVES

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88. VARIATION OF APRICOT QUALITY – INFLUENCE OF FRUIT LOCATION WITHIN THE TREE

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89. MACRO AND MICROELEMENT CONTENT OF LEAVES OF THE APRICOT CV ROXANA GRAFTED ON TWO ROOTSTOCKS

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90. WATER USE OF APRICOT TREES

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91. STUDYING OF SOME FACTORS FOR AN INTENSIFICATION OF APRICOT PRODUCTION

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92. ASSOCIATION OF HUNGARIAN APRICOT VARIETIES IN COMMERCIAL PLANTATIONS

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93. APRICOT-NECTARINE GRAFT COMPATIBILITY AND POSSIBLE CROSS PROTECTION EFFECTS AGAINST PPV

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94. STORAGE AND PROCESSING OF APRICOTS

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95. EFFECT OF ETHYLENE ON CERTAIN QUALITY PARAMETERS OF APRICOT FRUIT (PRUNUS ARMENIACA, L.) DURING MATURATION AND POSTHARVEST EVOLUTION

96. DEHYDRATION OF APRICOTS WITHOUT SULPHUR DIOXIDE

C.F. Hansmann | P.C. Fourie

97. SUITABILITY OF APRICOT CULTIVARS FOR CANNING

C. Mallidis | C. Katsaboxakis | I. Karayiannis

98. TRANSIT CONDITIONS AND QUALITY CHANGES OF GREEK APRICOTS SHIPPED BY INTERFRIGO WAGONS TO GERMANY

G.D. Nanos | E.M. Sfakiotakis | F. Ververidis | G. Stavroulakis

99. UTILIZATION OF APRICOT PROCESSING WASTES

P. Iordanidou | N. Voglis | G.N. Liadakis | C. Tzia

100. THE EFFECTS OF HARVEST PERIODS ON SO₂ CONTENT AND FRUIT QUALITY OF TURKISH DRIED APRICOT

I. Bolat | H. Karlidag

101. EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE AND PROPYLENE ON APRICOT RIPENING

G.D. Nanos | M. Lazaridou | M. Tsoukidou | E.M. Sfakiotakis

102. CELL WALL CHANGES IN APRICOT DURING FRUIT RIPENING.

A. Femenia | E.S. Sanchez | S. Simal | C. Rosselló

103. EFFECTS OF MODIFIED ATMOSPHERES ON CELL WALL COMPOSITION, COLOUR AND SO₂ CONTENT OF DEHYDRATED APRICOTS DURING STORAGE

E.S. Sanchez | A. Femenia | S. Simal | C. Rosselló

104. APRICOT DECLINE AND INTEGRATED PLANT PROTECTION

I.C. Rumbos

105. INFLUENCE OF ROOTSTOCK AND THE HEIGHT OF GRAFTING ON THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF APRICOT CULTIVARS TO BACTERIAL CANKER

J.P. Prunier | J.P. Jullian | J.M. Audergon

106. RESISTANCE IN SOME PRUNUS SPECIES IN JAPAN AGAINST BLOSSOM BLIGHT, CAUSED BY MONILINIA LAXA (EHR.): PRUNUS ARMENIACA VAR. ANSU MAXIM., PRUNUS ARMENIACA L., PRUNUS MUME SIEB. ET ZUCC. AND INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDS AMONG PRUNUS SPECIES

R. Tzonev | M. Yamaguchi

107. STUDIES ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS AND THE RESISTANCE TO THE ATTACK BY THE FUNGUS STEREUM PURPUREUM (PERS EX FR) IN SOME APRICOT CULTIVARS

M. Trandafirescu | A. Indreias

108. BIOCHEMICAL CHANGES DETECTED IN DIFFERENT APRICOT VARIETIES ARTIFFICIALLY INOCULATED WITH CYTOSPORA CINCTA SACC. AND INFECTED WITH STIGMINA CARPOPHILA LEV. ADERH.

V. Balan | E. Popa | V. Badescu | R. Mihai | E. Cerbu

109. REACTION OF APRICOT PHENOTYPES FROM NATIONAL COLLECTION TO THE MONILINIA LAXA (ADERH. ET RUHL.) HONEY INOCULUM

V. Balan | St. Toma | M. Oprea

110. STUDIES ON THE CONTROL OF APRICOT BROWN ROT (MONILINIA LAXA)

G. D. Gouramanis

111. A RESEARCH ON RESISTANCE OF HACIHALILOGLU APRICOT VARIETY AGAINST MONILINIA (SCLEROTINIA LAXA ADERH ET RUHL) THROUGH CROSS POLLINATION

R. Gulcan | A. Misirli | T. Demir

112. EPIPHYTOTIC PROBLEMS OF ALTERNARIA BLIGHT ON APRICOT

L. Ivanova

113. PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS ON APRICOT DECLINE

L. Ivanova | B. Choleva

114. NON-CHEMICAL DISINFESTATION OF A QUARANTINE PEST ON APRICOTS

G.F. McLaren | J.A. Fraser | R.M. McDonald

115. DETERMINATION OF PHENOLIC COMPOUNDS IN RESISTANT AND SUSCEPTIBLE APRICOT HYBRIDS TO SCLEROTINIA LAXA

A. Misirli | R. Gulcan | F. Sefer

116. BIOLOGY AND CONTROL OF SAN JOSE SCALE, QUADRASPIDIOTUS PERNICIOSUS (COMSTOCK) (HEMIPTERA, DIASPIDIDAE) ON APRICOT TREES IN NORTHERN GREECE

E. I. Navrozidis | Zois D. Zartaloudis | S. H. Papadopoulou

117. EUROPEAN CO-OPERATIVE RESEARCH ON APRICOT BACTERIAL DISEASES

118. INFLUENCE OF ANTAGONISTIC MICROMYCETA FROM PHYLLOSPHERE ON THE MAIN PATHOGENS OF APRICOT-TREE

T. Sesan | M. Oprea

119. BLOSSOM BLIGHT CAUSED BY MONILINIA LAXA (EHR.) – A CONCEPTION ON INFECTION MECHANISM

E. Tzoneva | R. Tzonev

120. INDIRECT INFLUENCE OF PRUNING ON BACTERIAL CANKER OF THE APRICOT TREE: THE PROBABLE INVOLVEMENT OF TREE WATER CONTENT IN WINTER

A. Vigouroux | C. Bussi

121. INVESTIGATIONS ON APRICOT LEAF SCORCH GNOMONIA ERYTHROSTOMA /PERS. EX. FR./ AUERSW BIOECOLOGY AND CONTROL

L. Ivanova | S. Karov

122. STRATEGIES FOR THE CONTROL OF PLUM POX VIRUS IN APRICOT IN MEDITERRANEAN AREAS

M. Cambra

123. EVALUATION OF RESISTANCE TO SHARKA IN THE BREEDING APRICOT PROGRAM IN CEBAS-CSIC IN MURCIA (SPAIN)

P. Martínez-Gómez | F. Dicenta

124. APRICOT CHLOROTIC LEAF ROLL IN ROUSSILLON: SPECIFIC DETECTION OF THE PATHOGEN, SEARCH FOR ALTERNATIVE HOST PLANTS, ATTEMPTS TO DETERMINE INFECTION PERIODS AND ATTEMPTS TO IDENTIFY THE INSECT VECTOR

125. PLUM POX POTYVIRUS SITUATION IN EGYPTIAN STONE FRUIT TREES

A. Aboul-Ela | A.E. Aboul-Ata | H.M. Mazyad

126. SUSCEPTIBILITY OF APRICOT CULTIVARS TO PLUM POX VIRUS

I. Karayiannis | B. Di Terlizzi | J.M. Audergon

127. PRODUCTION OF VIRUS-FREE APRICOT MOTHER PLANTS IN EGYPT

128. THE REACTION TO PHYTOPLASMA INFECTION OF DIFFERENT APRICOT (PRUNUS ARMENIACA L.) CULTIVARS

V. Balan | A. Ivascu | St. Toma | Gh. Solcan | St. Tatu

129. PLUM POX VIRUS SITUATION IN MURCIA (SPAIN).

F. Dicenta | P.J. Pérez-Campoy | P. Martínez-Gómez | J. García-Brunton | E. Abad

130. NATURAL SPREAD OF SHARKA DISEASE IN FRUIT TREE ORCHARDS IN MURCIA (SPAIN)

F. Dicenta | P.J. Pérez-Campoy | P. Martínez-Gómez | J. García-Brunton | M.A. Botella

131. IDENTIFICATION BY MOLECULAR TECHNIQUES OF PHYTOPLASMAS ASSOCIATED WITH APRICOT CHLOROTIC LEAFROLL IN ITALY

132. SHARKA VIRUS IN APRICOT AND ITS DIAGNOSIS

M. Rankovic | I. Dulic-Markovic | S. Paunovic

133. INVESTIGATION ON THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF SOME APRICOT CULTIVARS AND HYBRIDS TO PLUM POX (SHARKA) VIRUS

M. Trandafirescu | E. Topor