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Strain of aster yellows virus associated with Spindling Sprout of Potato in studies of disorder in California

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L. F. Lippert, University of California, Riverside.

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California Agriculture 14(12):8-9.

Published December 01, 1960

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An abnormal sprouting condition in potato tubers has been observed in California sporadically for the past 15 years. The disorder, termed spindling sprout or hair sprout, appears as weak, threadlike sprouts initiating from the eyes of apparently sound tubers. Spindling sprouts have been attributed to such varied causes as potato viruses, fungus infections, psyllid insects and adverse environmental conditions. Preliminary investigations have implicated the aster yellows virus as contributing to spindling sprout in California.

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The above progress report is based on Research Project No. H-1665R.

Strain of aster yellows virus associated with Spindling Sprout of Potato in studies of disorder in California

L. F. Lippert
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Strain of aster yellows virus associated with Spindling Sprout of Potato in studies of disorder in California

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Authors

L. F. Lippert, University of California, Riverside.

Publication Information

California Agriculture 14(12):8-9.

Published December 01, 1960

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Abstract

An abnormal sprouting condition in potato tubers has been observed in California sporadically for the past 15 years. The disorder, termed spindling sprout or hair sprout, appears as weak, threadlike sprouts initiating from the eyes of apparently sound tubers. Spindling sprouts have been attributed to such varied causes as potato viruses, fungus infections, psyllid insects and adverse environmental conditions. Preliminary investigations have implicated the aster yellows virus as contributing to spindling sprout in California.

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Author notes

The above progress report is based on Research Project No. H-1665R.


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