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Virus testing in vegetatively propagated improved rootstocks for stone fruit. III. Plum (P. domestica)

Schimanski, H.-H.

Arch. Gartenb 19(4): 215-236

1971

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In E. Germany plum vars. and clones grown for seed material are heavily infected (Brompton, Huttner 35/V/8 and Red Wing almost totally) with cherry ringspot viruses. Cherry necrotic ringspot virus was isolated from most affected trees. Cherry chlorotic and cherry necrotic ringspot viruses were seed-borne to the extent of 1.4 and 0.2 % respectively, and both were also found in pollen of infected trees. Natural spread of these viruses in plum seed tree orchards was not observed.

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