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Geographic information systems and geostatistics in the design and validation of regional plant virus management programs

1994-09-01

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A regional management plan was designed and implemented for a multi-virus, multivector, disease complex in tomatoes in the Del Fuerte Valley, Sinaloa, Mexico. The viruses include tobacco etch and cucumber mosaic with aphid vectors, a geminivirus complex with whitefly vectors, tomato spotted wilt with thrips vectors, and tomato mosaic with no known vector. Although the viruses and their vectors are biologically div...

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acdff540-aa71-57b0-acb9-f4d99ad14707
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10.1094/phyto-84-898
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