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WILD HOP (HUMULUS LUPULUS L.) IS FREE OF ANY VIROID IN CAMPANIA REGION (SOUTHERN ITALY)

Article number

781_80

Pages

547 – 550

Language

English

Abstract

Hop stunt viroid (HSVd) has been detected in several cultivated fruit trees and countries (Astruct et al., 1996; Sano, 2003). Because of the remarkable natural infections of HSVd in several stone-fruit species (e.g., plum dapple fruit) occurring in Campania, it was decided to detect it in wild hop-bushes.
In fact HSVd was detected in cultivated hop only in Japan.
The four year results indicate that wild-hop in Campania is to be considered viroid-free germplasm.
The presence of HSVd in cultivated stone-fruits is related, in our opinion, to the a hasty management of propagation material.

Publication

XX International Symposium on Virus and Virus-Like Diseases of Temperate Fruit Crops – Fruit Tree Diseases

Authors

E. Ragozzino, F. Faggioli, A. Cirillo

Keywords

HSVd, HLVd, wild hosts, epidemiology, certification schemes

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2008.781.80

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12. THERMOTHERAPY OF GRAPEVINES AND APRICOTS BY REASON OF VIRUSES AND PHYTOPLASMA ELIMINATION

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19. DISTRIBUTION OF APPLE MOSAIC ILARVIRUS (APMV) IN TURKEY

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20. DETECTION, DISTRIBUTION AND GENETIC DIVERSITIES OF APPLE STEM PITTING VIRUS AND APPLE STEM GROOVING VIRUS IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC

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21. DETERMINATION OF VIRUSES IN IMPORTED FRUIT PROPAGATION MATERIALS

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22. COMPARATIVE RESULTS OF DETECTION OF POME FRUIT VIRUSES BY DIFFERENT METHODS

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25. THE INCIDENCE AND STRAIN VARIATION OF APPLE STEM GROOVING AND APPLE STEM PITTING VIRUSES IN AUSTRALIAN POME FRUIT

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26. PLUM POX VIRUS DISEASE IN TURKEY

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29. OCCURRENCE AND CONTROL OF PLUM POX VIRUS IN THE NETHERLANDS

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30. THE PARTIAL MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF PLUM POX VIRUS INFECTING SWEET CHERRY TREES IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC

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36. DETECTION AND PARTIAL MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF PPV RECOMBINANT ISOLATES IN LOCALITY

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37. PRELIMINARY BIOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF MILD PPV ISOLATES NATURALLY INDUCED IN N. BENTHAMIANA PLANTS

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77. PEACH LATENT MOSAIC VIROID: MAJOR FINDINGS OF OUR STUDIES OVER A PERIOD OF FIFTEEN YEARS IN ITALY

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78. FIRST RECORD OF PEACH LATENT MOSAIC VIROID IN CROATIA

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80. WILD HOP (HUMULUS LUPULUS L.) IS FREE OF ANY VIROID IN CAMPANIA REGION (SOUTHERN ITALY)

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81. IDENTIFICATION AND MOLECULAR CHARACTERISATION OF PEACH LATENT MOSAIC VIROID ISOLATE INFECTING PEACH IN EGYPT

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82. DETECTION OF PEACH LATENT MOSAIC VIROID ON PEACH IN SERBIA

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83. DETECTION OF APPLE MOSAIC VIRUS ON APPLE CULTIVARS GROWING IN SOUTH-WEST TURKEY BY ELISA AND RT-PCR METHODS

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