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A POTENTIAL INDICATOR FOR DETECTION OF VIRUS AND MYCOPLASMA THAT INFECT FRUIT TREES

Article number

94_23

Pages

175 – 182

Language

Abstract

From 1973 to 1978 studies on the behaviour of some apple hybrids and parents to inoculation with virus and mycoplasma showed that Moruju’s hybrid [(JonathanX Malus kaido Dipp.) x (Winter Banana x 4/103)] had remarkable sensitivity to infection.

The rapid appearance of symptoms induced by the inoculum, the frequency of inoculated trees with reactions, and the persistency of symptoms are described and are compared with the usual indicators used for biological assays of this kind.

Publication

XI International Symposium on Fruit Tree Virus Diseases

Authors

E. GHEORGHIU

Keywords

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1981.94.23

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4. DETECTION OF TOMATO RINGSPOT VIRUS IN APPLE AND PEACH BY ELISA

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5. PRELIMINARY STUDIES ON THE ANTAGONISM BETWEEN STRAINS OF PLUM POX VIRUS

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6. SEROLOGICAL DETECTION OF APPLE CHLOROTIC LEAF SPOT VIRUS (CLSV) AND APPLE STEM GROOVING VIRUS (SGV) IN APPLE TREES

E. FUCHS

7. SOME PROPERTIES OF A NUCLEIC ACID ASSOCIATED WITH LITTLE CHERRY DISEASE

R.I. HAMILTON | J.A. DODDS | J. RAINE

8. IMPORTANCE AND METHODS OF CHECKING FRUIT TREES FOR TOLERANCE TO VIRUS AND MYCOPLASMA DISEASES

H. KEGLER | H. KLEINHEMPEL | T. VERDEREVSKAJA | D. TRIFONOV | C. FISCHER

9. SELECTION OF TWO APRICOT VARIETIES RESISTANT TO SHARKA VIRUS

G.D. SYRGIANNIDIS

10. PEACH RESISTANCE TO APHID VECTORS OF PLUM POX VIRUS

G. MASSONIÉ | P. MAISON

11. TRANSMISSION OF THE STRAWBERRY MILD YELLOW EDGE AND STRAWBERRY CRINKLE VIRUS BY THE STRAWBERRY APHID CHAETOSIPHON FRAGAEFOLII

H. KRCZAL

12. PARTICLES OF RASPBERRY VEIN CHLOROSIS VIRUS IN THE APHID VECTOR, APHIS IDAEI

A.F. MURANT | I.M. ROBERTS

13. INVESTIGATIONS ON CARNATION RINGSPOT VIRUS IN FRUIT TREES

H. KLEINHEMPEL | G. GRUBER | H. KEGLER

14. PROPERTIES OF A STRAIN OF STRAWBERRY LATENT RINGSPOT VIRUS, ASSOCIATED WITH A ROSETTING DISEASE OF PEACH IN NORTHERN ITALY

G. BELLI | A. FORTUSINI | G. VEGETTI

15. SOME PROPERTIES OF TOBACCO NECROSIS VIRUS ISOLATED FROM PLUMS

K. PAULECHOVÁ | H. BAUMGARTNEROVÁ

16. CUCUMBER MOSAIC VIRUS FROM PRUNUS DOMESTICA: SOME DISEASES INCITED IN HERBACEOUS SPECIES IN THE PRESENCE AND ABSENCE OF A SMALL REPLICATING RNA

H.E. WATERWORTH | J.M. KAPER

17. CHERRY MOTTLE LEAF

M.V. BABOVIC | M. PERIŠIC | M. MATIJEVIC

18. ANTISERUM PRODUCTION OF CHERRY LEAF ROLL VIRUS ISOLATED FROM SOUR CHERRY IN HUNGARY

V. SCHUSTER | J. VÉRTESY

19. THE PREVALENCE OF CHERRY LEAF ROLL VIRUS IN JUGLANS REGIA IN THE UNITED KINGDOM

J.I. COOPER

20. ETIOLOGY AND NATURAL SPREAD OF BLACKLINE DISEASE OF ENGLISH WALNUT TREES

S.M. MIRCETICH | G.A. DEZOETEN | J.A. LAURITIS

21. GLASSHOUSE INDEXING FOR FRUIT TREE VIRUSES

P.R. FRIDLUND

22. TRANSMISSION EXPERIMENTS WITH PSEUDO-POX AND SIMILAR DISORDERS OF PLUM

G. SCHMID

23. THE DETECTION OF LATENT VIRUSES AND MYCOPLASMA-LIKE ORGANISMS IN PEAR

G. HAMDORF

24. A POTENTIAL INDICATOR FOR DETECTION OF VIRUS AND MYCOPLASMA THAT INFECT FRUIT TREES

E. GHEORGHIU

25. DIFFERENT SYMPTOMS OF THE PEACH LATENT MOSAIC

J.C. DESVIGNES

26. SELECTION OF VIRUS-FREE ALMOND CLONES AND INVESTIGATIONS ON PRUNUS VIRUSES IN MOROCCO

H. FISCHER | G. BAUMANN

27. INVESTIGATION OF PEACH AS A HOST OF SHARKA (PLUM POX) VIRUS

M. RANKOVIC | D. ŠUTIC

28. GF 31, A RELIABLE MYROBALAN FIELD INDICATOR FOR RAPID DETECTION OF PLUM POX VIRUS

M. NÉMETH | M. KÖLBER

29. THE RESPONSE OF SEVERAL PLUM CULTIVARS TO INFECTION WITH PLUM POX VIRUS

B. ZAWADZKA

30. INCIDENCE OF PRUNUS NECROTIC RINGSPOT VIRUS (PNRV) AND PRUNE DWARF VIRUS (PDV) IN CHERRY ORCHARDS

T. GERGINOVA

31. AN UNUSUAL SPREAD OF SHARKA VIRUS

M.J. JORDOVIC

32. FRUIT TREE VIRUS INFECTIONS OF WOODY EXOTIC AND INDIGENOUS PLANTS IN BRITAIN

J.B. SWEET

33. GRAFT TRANSMISSION OF APRICOT CHLOROTIC LEAF ROLL FROM AN APPLE TREE AFFECTED BY PROLIFERATION

G. LLACER | J.A. SANCHEZ-CAPUCHINO | R. CASANOVA | J.B. FORNER

34. SOME RESULTS OF SEVERAL YEARS’ STUDY ON APPLE PROLIFERATION DISEASE

V. SEIDL

35. EFFECT OF PREPLANT SOIL FUMIGATION ON THE CONTROL OF PRUNUS STEM PITTING AND THE GROWTH OF LATE SUNHAVEN PEACH TREES

R.F. STOUFFER | P.D. MOWERY

36. THE USE OF ELECTRIC CURRENT (R.A.C.E.)* FOR OBTAINING MOSAIC-FREE ALMONDS

A. QUACQUARELLI | D. GALLITELLI | V. SAVINO | P. PIAZZOLLA

37. SYSTEM OF VIRUS ELIMINATION BY THERMOTHERAPY IN FRUIT TREES

S. ACHMET | J. VÉRTESY | M. WEBER

38. IN VITRO PROPAGATION OF PRUNUS PERSICA AND P. PERSICO-DAVIDIANA SHOOT TIPS IN ORDER TO GET VIRUS-FREE PLANTS

J. VÉRTESY

39. EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS CONCERNING THE APPLE RUBBERY WOOD MYCOPLASMA IN ROMANIA

N. MINOIU | M. ISAC | K. PATTANTYÚS | M. STIRBAN | C. CRACIUN | M. STRAULEA

40. REMISSION OF SYMPTOMS OF APPLE PROLIFERATION, AFTER INJECTION OF CONCENTRATED TETRACYCLINE SOLUTIONS

R. CASANOVA | G. LLACER | J.A. SANCHEZ-CAPUCHINO

41. NEW OBSERVATIONS ON A PEACH DECLINE DISEASE IN GREECE AND ITS ETIOLOGY

D. TSIALIS | I. RUMBOS

42. THE SWOLLEN SHOOT DISEASE OF CACAO IN TOGO

M. PARTIOT | E.K. DJIEKPOR | Y.K. AMEFIA | A. SEGBOR

43. RHABDOVIRUS IN EUONYMUS JAPONICA

N. PLEŠE | Z. ERIC

44. AN EVALUATION OF HERBACEOUS HOSTS OF SHARKA (PLUM POX) VIRUS

G. MORVAN | M. CHASTELLIERE

45. USE OF PRUNUS TOMENTOSA FOR THE DETECTION AND DIFFERENTIATION OF SHARKA AND OTHER VIRUSES OF PLUM

M. RANKOVIC

46. SUSCEPTIBILITY OF STANLEY PLUM VARIETY TO SHARKA VIRUS

H. FESTIC

47. CYTOLOGICAL CHANGES OF PLANTS INFECTED WITH PLUM POX VIRUS

W. GOLINOWSKI | G. GARBACZEWSKA

48. OCCURRENCE OF TOMATO BUSHY STUNT VIRUS IN PRUNUS SP. IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA

L. ALBRECHTOVÁ | J. POLÁK | V. KUDELA

49. SOME DISEASES OF FRUIT TREES IN WHICH THE TOMATO BUSHY STUNT VIRUS OCCURS AND NEW NATURAL HOSTS OF THIS VIRUS

J.B. NOVÁK | J. LANZOVÁ

50. DETECTING PRUNUS NECROTIC RINGSPOT VIRUS IN ROSACEOUS HOSTS BY ENZYME-LINKED IMMUNOSORBENT ASSAY

D.J. BARBARA

51. USE OF PEROXIDASE LABELLED ANTIBODIES FOR DETECTION OF PLUM POX VIRUS

I. BARNA-VETRÓ | B. GYÖRGY | V. SCHUSTER | R. VARRÓ

52. RELATIONSHIP AMONG SOME TOBAMOVIRUSES II. SEROLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF A TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS ISOLATED FROM PLUM

J. BURGYÁN | L. BECZNER | M. NÉMETH

53. STRUCTURES AND FUNCTIONS OF THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR HORTICULTURAL SCIENCE

G. MATHYS

54. RESEARCH NOTE ON THE DIFFUSION OF ILAR VIRUS IN A COLLECTION OF VARIETIES OF PRUNUS DOMESTICA L.

R.F. GELLA

55. STUDIES FOR THE CHARACTERIZATION OF PRUNE DWARF VIRUS STRAINS

L. KUNZE | M.F. CLARK | C. L. FLEGG

56. ANALYSIS OF NINE ISOLATES OF ALMOND MOSAIC

M. LANSAC | G. DETIENNE | R. BERNHARD | J. DUNEZ

57. VIRUSES AND VIRUS-LIKE DISEASES OF MARASKA SOUR CHERRY (CERASUS ACIDA SSP. MARASKA)

A. ŠARIC | Z. VELAGIC

58. USE OF HEAT TREATMENT AND CROSS PROTECTION TO IDENTIFY SOME SPECIFIC FRUIT TREE VIRUS DISEASES

J.C. DESVIGNES

59. HAZEL MOSAIC

A. RAGOZZINO

60. APPLE LATENT VIRUSES AND INCOMPATIBILITY BETWEEN SCIONS AND STOCKS

N. SJOMINA | T. BIVOL

61. APRICOT BARE TWIG AND UNFRUITFULNESS

C. BLATTNÝ | M. JANECKOVÁ

62. STRAWBERRY LATENT RINGSPOT AND CUCUMBER GREEN MOTTLE MOSAIC VIRUSES IN APRICOTS WITH THE BARE TWIG AND UNFRUITFULNESS DISEASE SYNDROME

M. CECH | M. FILIGAROVÁ | J. POZDENA | H. BRANIŠOVÁ

63. STUDY ON THE FLIGHT ACTIVITY OF APHID VECTORS OF PLUM POX VIRUS

G. JENSER | L. SZALAY-MARZSO | A. MESZLENY

64. CHEMICAL STERILANTS, VIRUS VECTORS, INSECT CONTROL

M.L. SHARMA

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