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First Report of Fig Leaf Mottle-Associated Virus 1 Infecting Common Fig Tree in Greece

2020-09-01

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In Greece, fig tree (Ficus carica L.) is commercially cultivated mainly in Evia, Attiki, and Peloponnese regions and constantly expanding toward the northern parts of the country, due to climate change. Common fig is naturally infected by several viruses and viroids (Alkowni et al. 2015). Most fig trees with viral infection display symptoms such as chlorotic mottling and blotching, mosaic, vein banding, and chloro...

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04d9b4bd-b5f5-5772-92ce-55e9218a2ab4
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10.1094/pdis-03-20-0466-pdn
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