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| Author: | P.R. Fridlund |
Abstract:
Four different lengths of apple budsticks were harvested from two, chlorotic leaf spot virus-infected apple trees during four different years.
Individual bud indexings showed that the shortest budsticks (5–10 buds long) usually were infected systemically.
Those sticks 20 and 40 buds long contained a number of healthy buds, particularly towards the tips of the budsticks.
The presence of healthy buds appeared related to host growth and/or virus multiplication and movement rather than weather effects.
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