Recent advances on stone fruit viruses in Turkey

Caglayan, K.; Ulubas, C. .

Recent advances on stone fruit viruses in Turkey

2003

Caglayan, K. | Ulubas, C. (Mustafa Kemal University, Antakya (Turkey). (Plant Protection Dept.)

Most common viruses of stone fruit trees in Turkey were: Prunus necrotic ring spot (PNRSV), Prune dwarf(PDV), and Apple mosaic (ApMV) ilarviruses, Apple chlorotic leaf spot tricho virus (ACLSV) and Plum pox potyvirus (PPV). PPV occurred in some locations, dose to the European border. In the Eastern Mediterranean area, ApMV was the more frequent virus detected (22percent), followed by PNRSV (17percent),PDV (15percent) and ACLSV (13percent). In addition to ELISA, molecular assays (RT-PCR) were implemented. The preliminary results of these studies are briefly discussed.

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Palabras clave de AGROVOC

elisa frutas de hueso pcr pdv plant viruses ppv stone fruits test elisa turkey turquia turquie virus de las plantas

Información bibliográfica

Publicado en

Options Méditerranéennes. Série B : Etudes et Recherches (CIHEAM)

Edición 45 ISSN 1016-1228

Editorial

CIHEAM-IAMB

Paginación

p. 33-35

Otras materias

Fruits a noyau; Virus des vegetaux; Apmv; Pnrsv; Aclsv

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Inglés

Nota

Summaries (En, Fr)

1 ill. 8 ref.

ISBN

2-85352-272-5

Tipo

Summary

Fuente

Virus and virus-like diseases of stone fruits, with particular reference to the Mediterranean region, Myrta, A. (Centre International de Hautes Etudes Agronomiques Méditerranéennes, Bari (Italy). Institut Agronomique Méditerranéen)Di Terlizzi, B.Savino, V. (Eds.).- Valenzano, BA (Italy): CIHEAM-IAMB, 2003.- ISBN 2-85352-272-5. 172 p.

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