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PROTEACEAE PATHOGENS: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THEIR DISTRIBUTION IN RELATION TO RECENT CHANGES IN PHYTOSANITARY REGULATIONS

Article number

545_33

Pages

253 – 264

Language

Abstract

Publication

V International Protea Research Symposium

Authors

J.E. Taylor

Keywords

protea diseases, Australia, export, Proteaceae, quarantine, South Africa, U.S.A.

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2001.545.33

Online Articles (39)

2. GENETIC RESOURCE CONSERVATION IN PROTEACEAE: LIMITATIONS AND CHALLENGES

G.M. Littlejohn

3. SEEDBANKS OF SOUTHERN AFRICAN PROTEACEAE

A. Robyn | G.M. Littlejohn | H. Allies

4. THE ESSENCE OF NAMING CULTIVARS

J. Sadie

5. GENETIC DIVERSITY AND ITS RELATION TO HABITAT RANGE OF PROTEA CORONATA, P. HOLOSERICEA AND P. NERIIFOLIA AS DETERMINED BY RAPDS

C.E. McGregor | M.M. Greyling | G.M. Littlejohn | A. Robyn

6. NEW CROP DEVELOPMENT IN THE PROTEACEAE

M. Sedgley | M. Matthews

7. ADVANCES IN UNDERSTANDING HYBRIDIZATION OF PROTEA L.

G.M. Littlejohn | A. Robyn | S. Gertse

8. NEW LEUCOSPERMUM HYBRIDS FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII

K.W. Leonhardt | P. Shingaki | D. Oka

9. VARIATION OBSERVED IN SEEDLING POPULATIONS DERIVED FROM SELF-POLLINATION OF PROTEA INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDS

G.M. Littlejohn

10. BREEDING NEW LEUCADENDRON VARIETIES THROUGH INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDISATION

R. Sedgley | B. Croxford | Y. Guijun

11. HYBRIDIZING LEUCADENDRON

A. Robyn | G.M. Littlejohn

12. PROTEACEAE: BEYOND THE BIG THREE

R.A. Criley

13. PROTEA PRODUCTION TRIAL IN NORTHERN HIGHLANDS OF THAILAND

N. Kuanprasert | B. Cumpuan | S. Sanawong

14. A PRODUCER’S EXPERIENCE IN THE SOUTHWEST OF PORTUGAL

M.J. Leandro | M. Oliveira | A. Mexia

15. EVALUATION OF PROTEACEAE HYBRIDS IN A SUMMER RAINFALL AREA IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE

K.D. Percival | R. Madakadze | I. Koomen | A. Sinclair

16. PROTEA PRODUCTION IN MADEIRA ISLAND – ADVANTAGES AND CONSTRAINTS

P.F. Rodrigues

17. EVALUATION OF SOME PROTEACEAE CULTIVARS IN TENERIFE

J.A. Rodríguez-Péréz | M.C. Vera-Batista | A.M. de León-Hernández | I. Rodríguez-Hernández

18. PROTEAS AND RURAL FARMING SYSTEMS IN SOUTH AFRICA

M. Brinkhuis | A. Robyn | J.H. Coetzee

19. UPDATE ON THE CULTIVATION OF PROTEA

MARYSE Montarone

20. PHOSPHORUS NUTRITION AND THE RHIZOSPHERE pH IN LEUCADENDRON ‘SAFARI SUNSET’

A. Silber | B. Mitchnick | J. Ben-Jaacov

21. LEAF ANALYSIS AS A TOOL FOR DETERMINATION OF PROPER FERTILIZATION OF LEUCADENDRON ‘SAFARI SUNSET’

I. Ran | H. Hupert | A. Avidan | M. Eizinger | E. Schlomo

22. THE USE OF TRANSPARENT FLEXIBLE MICROTUBING FOR JOINING SPLICE GRAFTS

J. Ben-Jaacov | A. Ackerman

23. MICROPROPAGATION OF LEUCOSPERMUM `SUNRISE´ (PROTEACEAE)

J.F. Pérez-Francés | V. Raya Ramallo | J.A. Rodríguez-Pérez

24. INFLUENCE OF CUTTING POSITION, WOUNDING AND IBA ON THE ROOTING OF LEUCOSPERMUM CORDIFOLIUM `CALIFORNIA SUNSHINE´ CUTTINGS

J.A. Rodríguez-Pérez | M.C. Vera-Batista | A.M. de León-Hernández | P.C. Armas-Armas

25. IN VITRO ESTABLISHMENT AND PROLIFERATION OF AXILLARY BUD CULTURES OF LEUCADENDRON DISCOLOR (PROTEACEAE)

J.F. Pérez-Francés | B.J. Ravelo | J.A. Rodríguez-Pérez

26. GENETIC VARIATION IN ROOTABILITY OF LEUCOSPERMUM HYBRIDS

G.M. Littlejohn | S. Gertse

27. AN ANATOMICAL STUDY OF ADVENTITIOUS ROOT DEVELOPMENT IN WOUNDED CUTTINGS OF LEUCADENDRON DISCOLOR AND LEUCADENDRON ’SAFARI SUNSET’ (PROTEACEAE)

J.F. Pérez-Francés | M.N. Melián-Capote | J.A. Rodriguez-Perez

28. LEAF BLACKENING IN PROTEA FLOWERS: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS

W.G. van Doorn

29. LOW TEMPERATURES AND GIRDLING EXTEND VASE LIFE OF ¿SYLVIA¿ PROTEAS

I.A. Stephens | D.M. Holcroft | G. Jacobs

30. DRY MASS ACCUMULATION AND CARBOHYDRATE ALLOCATION IN SUCCESSIVE GROWTH FLUSHES OF PROTEA CULTIVAR SYLVIA AND PROTEA CULTIVAR CARDINAL SHOOTS

H.B. Hettasch | K.I. Theron | G. Jacobs

31. MATURE OVERWINTERING LEAVES ARE ESSENTIAL FOR INFLORESCENCE INITIATION AND DEVELOPMENT IN PROTEA CVS. CARNIVAL AND LADY DI

A.I. Gerber | K.I. Theron | G. Jacobs

32. SOFT PINCHING FOR INCREASING THE YIELD OF LEUCADENDRON ‘SAFARI SUNSET’

D. Wolfson | D. Anav | Y. Tamari

33. MORPHOLOGICAL FEATURES AND STOMATAL DENSITY IN SEVERAL PROTEACEAE SPECIES

G.A. Reynoso-Castillo | M. Morokuma | M. Kuyama | A. Hasegawa | M. Goi

34. PROTEACEAE PATHOGENS: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THEIR DISTRIBUTION IN RELATION TO RECENT CHANGES IN PHYTOSANITARY REGULATIONS

J.E. Taylor

35. FUNGAL DISEASES ON PROTEAS IDENTIFIED IN MADEIRA ISLAND

M.F. Moura | P.F. Rodrigues

36. SCAB DISEASE OF PROTEACEAE – A REVIEW

L. Swart | P.W. Crous

37. PRELIMINARY STUDY OF FUNGI ON AERIAL PARTS OF PROTEAS GROWN IN TENERIFE (CANARY ISLANDS)

L.M. Bethencourt Díaz | C. Prendes Ayala | C.D. Lorenzo Bethencourt

38. EVALUATION OF A STEM INOCULATION TECHNIQUE FOR ASSESSING RESISTANCE TO PHYTOPHTHORA CINNAMOMI IN LEUCOSPERMUM CULTIVARS

S. Denman | A. Sadie

39. OVERCOMING SOIL PROBLEMS IN CULTIVATING ‘SAFARI SUNSET’ IN ISRAEL

A. Silber | J. Ben-Jaacov