Summary
Physalis floridana tests of 591 potato tubers, all but 28 of which were taken from foundation seed lots, showed that 25.4% were infected with a mild strain of potato leaf roll virus. The selection and propagation of sub-clones which gave a negativeP. floridana test resulted in good control of the virus.
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Ensayos dePhysalis floridana con 591 tubérculos de la papa, todos menos 28 eran de lotes de semilla fundación, demonstraran que 25.4% eran infectadas de la cepa benigna de lo virus rodillo de hoja de la papa. La selección y propagación de sub-clones que deran ensayo negativo conP. floridana resultaran en un buen control del virus.
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Wright, N.S., MacCarthy, H.R. & Cole, E.F. Detection and control of mild strains of potato leaf roll virus. American Potato Journal 44, 245–248 (1967). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02862520
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