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Studies of the Dodder Transmission of the Western-X Virus From Peach to Herbaceous Plants
Western-X disease is considered to be the most serious and destructive virus disease affecting peaches in the northwestern United States. The virus causing this disease in peach also infects chokecherries and most varieties of sweet and sour cherries. There is also evidence (13) that certain varieti
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