Jul 2026· Journal of plant diseases and protection· Vol 133· 0 citations· 35 references
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It is demonstrated that Pelamoviroid latenspruni can persist latently in medlar while exerting measurable effects on fruit quality, highlighting the importance of considering latent viroid infections in fruit crop management and certification systems, as asymptomatic infections.
Findings indicate that the CBCVd in tested pistachio trees comprised a heterogeneous population, and their nucleotide sequence homology was 96-100% among themselves.
N. Buzkan, S. Karadaǧ, S. C. Balsak et al.· Virus genes· 0 citations
The pasture mealybug Heliococcus summervillei Brookes (Hemiptera: Pseudococcidae) is the cause of extensive pasture dieback in Australia and is an emerging biosecurity threat to pasture and crop grasses in the Americas. In this study, we present a morphological and molecular comparison of contemporary Australian specim...
Ynna Hernandez-Europa, Genevieve Dickson, Muhammad Z. Ahmed et al.· Journal of Economic Entomolo...· 0 citations
The first detailed record of J. olitoria olitoria in Switzerland is reported, particularly in the Swiss southern Alps, to confirm its widespread presence in the southern Alps, both inside vineyards as well as in the nearby forest edge compartment.
A. Oggier, C. Debonneville, M. Conedera et al.· Journal of applied entomolog...· 1 citation
Field surveys were conducted during the peak fruiting season May-July, 2024-25 at different districts of North Gujarat. Significant fruit fly damage was reported in date palmat Dantiwada and Mundra(Kutch district). Adult flies were collected using methyl eugenol-baited parapheromone trapsand infested fruits were exami...
U. Karnavat, R. Dodiya, N. Pathan et al.· International Journal of Eco...· 0 citations
This research marks the first documented report and characterization of B. exigua as a leaf spot pathogen on mungbean in India, contributing new understanding to its morphological and molecular attributes.
Uzma Rashid, Mohammad Irfan, M. N. Mughal et al.· Journal of Crop Health· 0 citations
The detected phytoplasma’s identity was confirmed by amplification and sequencing of the elongation factor Tu (tuf) and protein translocase (secY) genes and its identity was further confirmed by amplification and sequencing of the elongation factor Tu (tuf) and protein translocase (secY) genes.
Shu-Lin Xie, Fu Chen, Gi-Iau Wu et al.· Plant Disease· 0 citations
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