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    Characterization, diagnosis and management of plant viruses; Vol.3: vegetable and pulse crops

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    2008
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    Rao, G.P.
    Kumar, L.
    Holguin-Peña, R.J.
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    The 3rd in the series "Plant Pathogens: Characterization, Diagnosis and Management", this volume contains 19 chapters on the taxonomy, characterization, diagnosis and management of vegetable and pulse viruses. Topics consisted of: Tospovirus (chapter 1); Cucumber mosaic virus infecting vegetable and pulse crops (2); Potyviruses infecting grain legumes (3); Geminiviruses infecting legumes (4); Pecluviruses (5); Tomato yellow leaf curl virus (6); Pepper golden mosaic virus [Serrano golden mosaic virus] and related Geminiviruses affecting tomato (7); Pepper yellow mosaic virus (8); Tobacco streak virus of vegetable crops (9); virus diseases of chickpea (10); virus diseases of pigeon pea (11); Ilarvirus from cowpea (12); Cucurbit yellow stunting disorder virus (13); Cucurbit aphid-borne yellows virus in Spain (14); Turnip mosaic virus (15); Carrot motley dwarf virus complex (16); viruses associated with the lettuce big-vein disease (17); Pepino mosaic virus (18); and Bhendi yellow vein mosaic virus (19). This book will be useful to everyone interested in plant virology, plant pathology, disease control and plant biology.
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    Grain Legumes; Cowpea; Plant Diseases; Pests Of Plants; Disease Control; Plant Health
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    Chickpeas; Cowpeas; Detection; Grain Legumes; Lettuces; Pathogens; Pigeon Peas; Plant Disease Control; Plant Diseases; Plant Pathogens; Plant Viruses; Taxonomy; Tomatoes; Vegetables
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    Acp; Europe
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    Spain
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