2005 - Firenze University Press
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The Effects of Hot Water Treatment, Hydration and Order of Nursery Operations on Cuttings of "Vitis vinifera" Cultivars
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Phytopathologia mediterranea. AUGUST, 2005-
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In this issue
- A California-Based Chronological Review (1995-2004) of Research on "Phytophora ramorum", the Causal Agent of Sudden Oak Death
- The Effects of Hot Water Treatment, Hydration and Order of Nursery Operations on Cuttings of "Vitis vinifera" Cultivars
- Cytological and Ultrastructural Responses of "Platanus acerifolia" (Ait.) Willd. Leaves to Cerato-Platanin, a Protein from "Ceratocystis fimbriata" f.sp. "platani"
- Transformation of Fungal Grapevine Trunk Disease Pathogens with the Green Fluorescent Protein Gene
- Vegetable, Fish and Mineral Oils Control Grapevine Powdery Mildew
- Identity and Toxicity of "FUsarium" Species Isolated from Wilted Chickpea
- Studies on Parameters Influencing the Performance of Reverse Transcriptase Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) in Detecting "Prunus Necrotic Ringpot Virus" (PNRSV)
- Pectolyc Enzymes Produced by "Fusarium Sambucinum in vitro" and During Colonisation of Potato Tubers
- "Fusarium" Rot of "Orobanche ramosa" Parasitizing Tobacco in Southern Italy
- Corm Rot and Yellows of Gladiolus and Its Biomanagement
- Occurrence of a Carboxin-Resistant Strain of "Ustilago nuda" in Italy
- Characterization of a "Cucumber mosaic virus" Isolate Infecting "Mandevilla sanderi" (Hemsl.) Woodson
- The USe of "pac1" Gene from "Schizosaccaromyces pombe" to Protect Potato from "Potato virus Y" (PVY) and "Potato X" (PVX) Infections
