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Research in Plant Sciences. 2014, 2(2), 45-49
DOI: 10.12691/plant-2-2-3
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Sharka of Stone Fruits (Plum pox virus): A Destructive Diseases of Mediterranean Fruit Tree Species

Jifara Teshale1,

1Department of Agribusiness and value chain management, Ambo University, College of Agriculture, Ambo, Ethiopia

Pub. Date: May 09, 2014
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Jifara Teshale. Sharka of Stone Fruits (Plum pox virus): A Destructive Diseases of Mediterranean Fruit Tree Species. Research in Plant Sciences. 2014; 2(2):45-49. doi: 10.12691/plant-2-2-3

Abstract

A brief account is given on the situation of Sharka disease in the Mediterranean countries. The recent developments in the field of virus characterization and diagnosis, epidemiology, genetic resistance and control measures are briefly reviewed and analyzed. The necessity to intensify and extend the territory monitoring activity and the use of certified plant propagating material of stone fruits is strongly recommended.

Keywords:
PPV diagnosis epidemiology control resistance

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