Population fluctuation of whiteflies and its relation to tomato yellow mosaic in one location in Venezuela

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Natural infection of potato in Venezuela by tomato yellow mosaic, a geminivirus transmitted by whiteflies. Agronomia Tropical 35(1-3): 125-138, 1985

Preliminary note on a yellow mosaic of tomato in Venezuela. Agron. trop, Maracay, 13: 1, 33-41, 1963

Properties of tomato yellow mosaic geminivirus in Venezuela. Phytopathology 86(11 SUPPL ): S114, 1996

Periodic occurrence of an anti tobacco mosaic virus factor in the body of whiteflies carrying tomato yellow leaf curl virus. Virology 40(2): 363-368, 1970

Protection of tomato seedbeds and its relation with incidence of tomato yellow mosaic virus. Agronomia Tropical 28(5): 473-482, 1978

Protection of tomato nurseries and their relation to the incidence of tomato yellow mosaic virus. Agronomia Tropical( 1981); 28(5): 473-482, 1978

The effect of squash as a plant trap and yellow sticky traps on the population density of the whiteflies Bemisia tabaci in tomato fields. Annals of Agricultural Science Cairo 44(1): 395-402, 1999

Population fluctuation of the main insect pests of tomato in Quibor, Lara State, Venezuela. Agronomia Tropical Maracay 1988; 37(1-3): 31-42, 1987

Population fluctuation of the major tomato insect pests in the Depresion of Quibor, Lara state, Venezuela. Agronomia tropical 37(1-3): 31-42, 1987

Highly sensitive serological methods for detecting tomato yellow leaf curl virus in tomato plants and whiteflies. Virology Journal 10: 142-142, 2014

Morphological studies of whiteflies on the tomato and their importance with other insects and mites as vectors of tomato yellow leaf-curl virus (TYLCV). Dirasat 6(2): 49-66, 1979

Whiteflies issued from eggs bombarded with infectious DNA clones of Tomato yellow leaf curl virus from Israel are able to infect tomato plants. Archives of Virology 147(4): 787-801, April, 2002