Studies on virus-induced symptoms of diseased oak trees (Quercus robur L.) - a delimination to similar symptoms not caused by viruses
1993
Buettner, C. (Hamburg Univ. (Germany). Inst. fuer Angewandte Botanik) | Fuehrling, M.
Viruses of diverse virus groups are widely spread in oak trees and induce different symptoms. Often virus-like symptoms are observed which are definitely caused by other pathogens or biotic factors than viruses. The evident reaction by oak trees to several pathogens is described in order to distinguish damage by viruses, fungis, insects or abiotic causes. Therefore suitable methods were selected to determine virus infection. The isolation of dsRNA as well as the grafting are qualified for handling plant material of hardwood, such as oak
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