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First Report of Cherry Virus Turkey in Sweet Cherry in Greece

2021-01-01

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The number of viruses identified in sweet cherry has been constantly increasing over the last few years, following the broad application of high-throughput sequencing (HTS). Some of these were reported to cause leaf symptoms and yield reduction. In 2009 to 2013, surveys were performed on sweet cherry orchards located in northern Greece for the presence of Betaflexiviridae viruses using generic and specific molecul...

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68c184c4-7166-5b66-b22b-3004802dfb14
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10.1094/pdis-05-20-1078-pdn
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