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Quantification of disease resistance that reduces the rate of tobacco etch virus epidemics in bell pepper

1990-05-01

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Tobacco etch epidemics, caused by tobacco etch virus (TEV), were monitored in three pepper genotypes over a 3-yr period at two locations in northeast Georgia. The three genotypes were Yolo Wonder B (susceptible), Tambel 2 (moderately resistant), and Asgrow-XPH-5021 (moderately resistant). The effect of host resistance on the development of TEV epidemics was indicated by the following results: 1) final TEV disease...

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92814aff-52e5-5dfc-857d-dfc1efde0a3f
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10.1094/phyto-80-451
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