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RATE OF INFECTION OF VIRUS-FREE LILIES WITH LILY SYMPTOMLESS VIRUS IN THE FIELD

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59_5
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37 – 38
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Abstract
Isolation and vector control allowed only 1% infection of virus-free ‘Enchantment’ lilies grown in fields for three years.
With no aphid control and being surrounded by lilies infected with lily symptomless virus, virus-free ‘Enchantment’ lilies were reinfected at rates of 8 to 15% in one year, and at 23% in two years.

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Authors
T.C. Allen, R.G. Linderman
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