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RESEARCH ARTICLE

Virus incidence in Australian hop (Humulus lupulus L.) gardens and cultivar differences in susceptibility to infection

S. J. Pethybridge, C. R. Wilson, L. J. Sherriff, G. W. Leggett and D. Munro

Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 51(6) 685 - 689
Published: 2000

Abstract

0uo;Victoria’ (98%) was significantlyhigher than in ‘T11’ (58%), which was higher than‘Opal’ (31%). Results suggested that ‘Victoria’was more susceptible to infection by all 3 viruses than traditionally growncultivars and recently released or experimental cultivars. Planting with elitematerial and roguing of infected plants has been ineffective as a viruscontrol strategy with this cultivar.

Keywords: viral epidemiology, hop mosaic virus, hop latent virus, Prunus necrotic ringspot virus, varietal resistance.

https://doi.org/10.1071/AR99154

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