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First Report of Rose Rosette Virus Associated with Rose Rosette Disease Affecting Roses in California

2019-02-01

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Rose rosette disease (RRD) affecting rose (Rosa spp.) was first described in the western United States and Canada in the early 1940s (Conners 1941) and is now widely distributed in the eastern United States. Typical RRD symptoms include excessive lateral shoot growth and thorniness, witches’ broom, leaf proliferation and malformation, mosaic, red pigmentation, and eventual plant decline and death. RRD is caused by...

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Literature Corpus work: f62e798d-7b42-5954-b818-91ff8e151cb0
DOI: 10.1094/pdis-07-18-1203-pdn

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