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Effects of Ghanaian Cocoa Swollen-shoot Virus on Young Bearing Trees of a Range of Varieties

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  03 October 2008

G. Lockwood
G. Lockwood
Affiliation:
Cocoa Research Institute (C.S.I.R.), P.O. Box 8, Tafo, Ghana
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Summary

Four-year-old seedlings of twenty-eight hybrid progenies were infected with the Ghanaian swollen-shoot virus strain A, but all were too severely affected to be of practical value in combating the disease. Sensitivity was assessed by comparison with uninoculated controls; reduction in crop and in growth and deterioration of canopy were correlated. The Amelonado × Amazon crosses were no more sensitive than the better inter-Amazon progenies. The rapid decline of the infected trees may have been partly due to infection coinciding with the slowing down of vegetative growth as cropping commenced.

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Experimental Agriculture , Volume 9 , Issue 1 , January 1973 , pp. 31 - 39
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1973

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