Improving plant propagation methods for fruit disease control

Improving plant propagation methods for fruit disease controlThe movement of plant propagation material across countries and continents allows for the exchange of high quality planting material providing producers with superior germplasm, and enhancing farm sustainability and profits. However, this practice has hidden dangers, including the potential of moving infectious agents to areas where they are not endemic. This chapter takes a systems based approach on the detection, elimination and safeguarding against

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the most important virus disease of banana

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The development of the potato industry has significantly helped to alleviate poverty