Abstract
The viral status of a cultivar collection of Canna indica in Austria, which could be of major interest for breeders of ornamental plants, has been determined by ELISA and PCR methods.
Zusammenfassung
Der Virusbefall einer Sortensammlung von Canna indica in Österreich, die für Züchter von Zierpflanzen bedeutend sein könnte, wurde mittels ELISA und PCR festgestellt.
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Borroto-Fernández, E.G., Maghuly, F., Fellner, A. et al. Determination of viral infections in an Austrian collection of Canna indica. J Plant Dis Prot 115, 102–103 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03356247
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