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Summary Proceedings of the Second Coordinators' Meeting on Peanut Stripe Virus 1-4 Aug 1989

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Title Summary Proceedings of the Second Coordinators' Meeting on Peanut Stripe Virus 1-4 Aug 1989
 
Creator Reddy, D V R
McDonald, D
 
Subject Agriculture-Farming, Production, Technology, Economics
 
Description Peanut stripe virus disease of groundnut has spread rapidly in many groundnut-producing
countries, and causes economically significant crop losses. Groundnuts are an important
oilseeds crop in many regions of the developing wor ld, as well as a major protein source. Plant
quarantine strategies are a critical factor in containing this seed-transmitted virus because plant
breeders frequently exchange germplasm, often between countries. In this publication, scientists
review research and the country-specific situation of peanut stripe disease in China, India,
Indonesia, Japan, Philippines, Thailand, and the USA. In addition, the Peanut Collaborative
Research Support Program (Peanut CRSP), USA, and a microcomputer virus data base are
described. Six technical papers cover seed-borne legume viruses, control of tropical legume
viruses, comparison of peanut stripe virus isolates, purification and serological relationships of
peanut stripe virus, the molecular basis for potyvirus serology, and use of high-performance
liquid chromatographic peptide profiling of coat protein digests. Recommendations are made
for further action to control the spread of this disease, to estimate crop losses, and to formulate
management strategies.
 
Publisher International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics
 
Date 1989
 
Type Monograph
NonPeerReviewed
 
Format application/pdf
 
Language en
 
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Identifier http://oar.icrisat.org/901/1/RA_000141.pdf
Reddy, D V R and McDonald, D (1989) Summary Proceedings of the Second Coordinators' Meeting on Peanut Stripe Virus 1-4 Aug 1989. Other. International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics.