Citrograph May-June 2010 - Citrus Research Board

Florida visit: http://fl-dpi.com/enpp/
germplasm/protocol.html or contact
Lisa L. Williams,
willial1@doacs.state.fl.us
Tel: 352 372 3505 ext 498
Citrus Germplasm Introduction
Program
FDACS DPI
1911 SW 34th St.
Gainesville, FL 32608
U.S.A.
Arizona, Texas, Louisiana, Alabama,
and Hawaii
The states of Arizona, Texas, Louisiana,
Alabama and Hawaii do not have
a Quarantine-Introduction program.
Citrus budwood is distributed to these
states from the CCPP, NCGRCD and/or
the Florida Bureau of Citrus Budwood.
In the case of Texas, testing and therapy
protocols are employed for some local
citrus selections.
Authors’ affiliation information
1
Citrus Clonal Protection Program,
Department of Plant Pathology and Microbiology,
University of California, Riverside,
CA 92521, USA, vidalg@ucr.edu
2
Texas A & M University-Kingsville,
Citrus Center, Weslaco, TX 78596, USA,
JDaGraca@ag.tamu.edu
3
Florida Department of Agriculture and
Consumer Services. PO Box 147100, Gainesville,
FL, dixonw@doacs.state.fl.us
4
Department of Plant Pathology and
Crop Physiology, Louisiana State University
Agricultural Center, 302 Life Science,
Baton Rouge, LA 70803, USA, DFerrin@
agctr.lsu.edu
5
Florida Department of Consumer Services’,
Bureau of Citrus Budwood Registration,
3027 Lake Alfred Rd. (US 17), Winter
Haven, FL 33881, USA, kesingm@doacs.
state.fl.us & sieburp@doacs.state.fl.us
6
USDA-ARS National Clonal Germplasm
Repository for Citrus & Dates, Riverside,
CA 92507, USA., robert.krueger@ars.
usda.gov & richard.lee@ars.usda.gov
7
Department of Plant and Environmental
Protection Sciences, College of Tropical
Agriculture and Human Resources, University
of Hawaii, 3050 Maile Way, Honolulu, HI
96822, USA, melzer@hawaii.edu
8
Alabama Agricultural Experiment
Station, Auburn University, 411 North
McGregor Ave., P.O. Box 8276, Mobile, AL
36689, USA, olivejw@auburn.edu
9
Citrus Research Board, 323 W. Oak,
P.O. Box 230, Visalia, CA 93279, marylou@
citrusresearch.org
10
Citrus Germplasm Introduction Program,
Division of Plant Industry, 1911 SW
34th St. Gainesville, FL, 32608, USA, willial1@doacs.state.fl.us
11
University of Arizona, Yuma Agriculture
Center, 6425 W. 8th Street, Yuma, AZ
85364, USA, gwright@ag.arizona.edu
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Calavan EC, CN Roistacher, and EM
Nauer 1972. Thermotherapy of citrus for
inactivation of certain viruses. Plant Disease
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Frison, E. A., and Taber, M. M. (eds.).
1991. FAO/IBPR Technical guidelines for the
safe movement of citrus germplasm. FAO,
Rome. 50 pages.
Gumpf D. J., Bash J., Greer G., Diaz J.,
Serna R. and J. Semancik. 1996. The California
Citrus Clonal Protection Program. Proc.
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Gumpf, D. J. 1999. Citrus quarantine,
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Mathur (eds.) Plant pest and pathogen exclusion:
containment facilities and safeguards.
American Phytopathological Society Press.
Hiltabrand W.F. 1959. Certification program
for maintenance of virus-free propagation
sources of citrus in California. In:
Wallace J. M. (ed.) Citrus virus diseases. pp.
229-31. Univ. Calif. Div. Agr. Sci., Berkeley.
Kahn T.L., Krueger R.R., Gumpf D.J.,
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S.T., Coggins C.W. Jr., Durling D., Elliott G.,
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C.O., Roberts P.A., Soost R.K., Turco J., Van
Gundy S.G., and Zuckerman B. 2001. Citrus
Genetic Resources in California. Analysis
and Recommendations for Long-Term
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Division of Agriculture and Natural
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Lee, R. F. 2003. Certification programs
for citrus. Pgs 291-305. In: Management of
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Lee, R. F., P. Lehmann and L. Navarro.
1999. Nursery practices, budwood and
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R. L. Blue and J. H. Goodale. 1967.
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Navarro, L., Roistacher, C. N., Murashige,
T. 1975. Improvement of shoot tip grafting in
vitro for virus-free citrus. J. Am. Soc. Hortic.
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Reuther W. 1959. A program for establishing
and maintaining virus-free citrus
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Reuther W. 1981. The Citrus Clonal Protection
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Reuther W., Calavan E. C., Nauer E. M.
and Roistacher C. N. 1972. The California
citrus variety improvement program after
twelve years. pp. 271-278 In: Proc. 5th Conf.
Int. Organ. Citrus Virologists. IOCV, Riverside.
Roistacher, C. N. 1991. Graft transmissible
diseases of citrus. Handbook for detection
and diagnosis. FAO, Rome 1990.
Rucks P.. 1994. Quality tree program
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Skaria, M., C. J. Kahlke, N. Solis-Gracia
and R. Prewett. 1997. Virus-free citrus budwood
production and tristeza management
program in Texas through industry partnership.
Subtrop. Plant Sci. 49: 1-7.
Wallace J.M. and Drake R.J. 1959. An
indexing program to avoid viruses in citrus
introduced into the United States. In: Wallace
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Univ. Calif. Div. Agr. Sci., Berkeley.
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Agricultural Sciences. l
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Grower Seminar
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