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Poster 33 Poster 34 Poster 35 Poster 36 Poster 37 Poster 38 Poster 39 Molecular markers among stolbur phytoplasma (16SrXII-A) strains and their association with natural ecologies of grapevine Bois noir in Italy Quaglino F., Y. Zhao, P.A. Bianco, W. Wei, G. Romanazzi, S. Murolo, M.R. Silletti, V. Savino, P. Casati, G. Durante, R.E. Davis Long term effects of Stolbur phytoplasma on grapevines in Israel Zahavi T., R. Sharon, M. Mawassi, V. Naor ‘Bois noir’ phytoplasma induces significant reprogramming of genes involved in carbohydrate metabolism and photosynthesis in the field grown grapevine Dermastia M., M. Hren, P. Nikoli, A. Rotter, N. Terrier, M. Ravnikar, K. Gruden Detection and identification of a new phytoplasma disease in grapevines in the Western Cape Engelbrecht M., J. Joubert, J.T. Burger Biochemical pathways in phytoplasma–plant interactions in symptomatic and recovered leaves of Bois noir - affected grapevines Landi L., G. Romanazzi Proteomic analysis of grapevine (Vitis vinifera L. cv. Nebbiolo) midrib tissues infected by flavescence dorée phytoplasma Margaria P., S. Palmano Study of rplP gene for characterization and phylogenetic analysis of phytoplasma strains within the 16Sr-V group Durante G., E. Boudon-Padieu, D. Clair, F. Quaglino, P. Casati, P.A. Bianco Real-time PCR assay for diagnosis of Flavescence dorée (16Sr-V) Durante G., M. Calvi, A. Colombo, P.A. Bianco, P. Casati Detection of grapevine Flavescence dorée and Bois noir phytoplasmas by multiplex Real-time PCR (Taqman ® ) Terlizzi F., C. Ratti, C. Poggi Pollini, A.. Pisi, R. Credi Detection of phytoplasmas associated with grapevine yellows in rootstocks Borgo M., L. Filippin, N. Bertazzon, E. Angelini High occurrence of Scaphoideus titanus on wild rootstocks in North Eastern Italy Forte V., M. Borgo, L. Dalla Cia, E. Angelini Spatial correlation of Scaphoideus titanus Ball adults on European grapevine at a plot scale: a case study Lessio F., E. Borgogno Mondino, A. Alma Poster 40 Do Scaphoideus titanus larvae aggregate for feeding ? Chuche J., A. Boursault, D. Thiéry Poster 41 Poster 42 Poster 43 Poster 44 Poster 45 Acquisition of Flavescence dorée phytoplasma by Scaphoideus titanus Ball from recovered and infected grapevines of Barbera and Nebbiolo cultivars Galetto L., C. Roggia, C. Marzachi’, A. Alma, D. Bosco Graft transmission trials of Flavescence dorée phytoplasma from recovered grapevines Carraro L., N. Loi, P. Ermacora, M. Martini, M. Borgo, P. Casati, R. Osler Microbial diversity in healthy, yellows infected and recovered grapevines Bulgari D., P. Casati, L. Brusetti, F. Quaglino, D. Daffonchio, P.A. Bianco Flavescence dorée in the Empordà (Catalonia): results of Scaphoideus titanus containment through aerial treatments Torres E., J. Rahola, J. Bech, S. Paltrinieri, A. Bertaccini Epidemics of Flavescence dorée disease in Portugal Sousa E., C. Sá, F. Cardoso, M. Mesquita, A. Oliveira, P. Casati, P.A. Bianco Poster 46 Grapevine cultivar Plovdina – is it really an indicator plant for flavescence dorée disease ? Kuzmanovi S., D. Joši, Ž. Ivanovi, M. Starovi, S. Stojanovi, G. Aleksi, M. Toši Poster 47 Poster 48 Poster 49 Poster 50 Phytoplasma diffusion through grapevine propagation material and hot water treatment Mannini F., N. Argamante, G. Gambino, A. Mollo Towards strain differentiation among grapevine bois noir phytoplasmas Contaldo N., B. Duduk, S. Paltrinieri, M. Kölber, I. Ember, A. Bertaccini Genetic diversity among Bois noir phytoplasma populations in Italy: new 16Sr subgroups and distinct SNP genetic lineages Quaglino F., Y. Zhao, P.A. Bianco, W. Wei, G. Romanazzi, S. Murolo, P. Casati, G. Durante, R.E. Davis Preliminary results on the variability of Bois noir isolates in a vineyard system in Sicily Tessitori M., C. Oliveri, F. Veratti, V. Cavalieri, R. La Rosa, C. Marzachi’ 145 147 149 151 153 155 157 159 161 162 164 166 168 170 172 174 176 178 180 182 184 186 188
Poster 51 Poster 52 Poster 53 Poster 54 Incidence of Bois noir phytoplasma in different viticulture regions of Spain and stolbur isolates distribution in plants and vectors Batlle A., J. Sabaté, A. Laviña Photosynthesis and transpiration in grapevines affected by Bois noir and recovered Murolo S., G. Romanazzi, D. Neri Abiotic stress and treatment with elicitors for the control of Bois noir in Chardonnay vineyards Romanazzi G., S. Murolo, A. Masciulli, D. D’Ascenzo, V.A. Prota, R. Garau Reaction of different grapevine varieties to summer pruning measures for combating Bois noir Ipach U., E. Müller, L. Kling, B. Helmstätter Poster 55 Can pruning measures combat bois noir disease of grapevine ? Riedle-Bauer M., K. Hanak, F. Regner, W. Tiefenbrunner Poster 56 Poster 57 Poster 58 Poster 59 Poster 60 Poster 61 Anaceratagallia ribauti (Oss., 1938) (Hemiptera, Auchenorrhyncha, Agalliinae) transmits a stolbur type phytoplasma Riedle-Bauer M., A. Sára Vector–phytoplasma relationships during natural infection of Hyalesthes obsoletus, Euscelis lineolatus, Neoaliturus fenestratus and Psammotettix alienus captured in vineyard agro-ecosystems in the Marche region (Central-Eastern Italy) Landi L., N. Isidoro, P. Riolo Further data on occurrence of grapevine yellows-associated phytoplasmas in vineyards of Veneto region (north-eastern italy) Quaglino F., N. Mori, P. Casati, A. Zorloni, G. Zanini, P.A. Bianco Survey of phytoplasma diversity in heavily grapevine yellows affected areas of Croatia Šeruga Musi M., D. Škori, Ž. Budinšak, I. Križanac, I. Mikec Identification of stolbur-related phytoplasmas in grapevine showing decline symptoms in Iran Karimi M., N. Contaldo, B. Mahmoudi, B. Duduk, A. Bertaccini New high incidence of Australian grapevine yellows and evidence on pathogenesis following natural heat therapy in severely infected South Australian vineyards Magarey P.A., N. Habili, J. Altmann, J.D. Prosser 190 193 195 198 200 201 202 204 206 208 210 Session VI – Molecular biology – New technologies Oral Poster 62 Invited lecture Peretz Y., R. Mozes-Koch, E. Tanne, I. Sela A universal vector for expression and silencing in plants (including grapevine) Expression/silencing of GVA components in grapevine and N. benthamiana using the IL-60 system Peretz Y., I. Sela, E. Tanne Virome of a vineyard: Ultra deep sequence analysis of diseased grapevines Coetzee B., M-J. Freeborough, H.J Maree, J-M. Celton, D.J.G. Rees, J.T. Burger Deep sequencing analysis of viral short RNAs from Pinot noir clone ENTAV 115 Pantaleo V., P. Saldarelli, L. Miozzi, A. Giampetruzzi, A. Gisel, S. Moxon, T. Dalmay, J. Burgyan High-Throughput sequencing analysis of RNAs from a grapevine showing Syrah decline symptoms reveals a multiple virus infection that includes a novel virus Al Rwahnih M., S. Daubert, D.A. Golino, A. Rowhani Characterisation of the genomic and subgenomic RNA of Grapevine leafroll-associated virus 3 (GLRaV-3) Maree H.J., E. Jooste, D. Stephan, M-J. Freeborough, J.T. Burger Grapevine fanleaf virus replication: illuminating the way Schmitt-Keichinger C., M-C. Herranz-Gordo, F. Courte, R. Elamawi, S. Chapuis, P. Didier, Y. Mély, C. Ritzenthaler Vacuum-agroinfiltration of different V. vinifera cultivars and application of VIGs in the cv. Sultana Stephan D., J. Du Preez, C. Stander, M. Vivier, M. Muruganantham, M. Mawassi, J.T. Burger 212 214 216 218 220 222 224 226 Session VII - Virus effects – Control – Crop performances Oral Transgenic rootstocks expressing GFLV coat protein gene in a three years field trial; resistance assessment, impact on GFLV diversity and exchanges between rootstock and scion Hemmer C., E. Vigne, V. Goldschmidt, V. Komar, A. Marmonier, L. Valat, G. Demangeat, S. Vigneron, J.E. Masson, O. Lemaire 228 Progrès Agricole et Viticole, 2009, Hors Série – Extended abstracts 16 th Meeting of ICVG, Dijon, France, 31 Aug – 4 Sept 2009
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