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Poster 63 Poster 64 Poster 65 Poster 66 Poster 67 Poster 68 Poster 69 Poster 70 Poster 71 Poster 72 Poster 73 Poster 74 Poster 75 A case study of control of grapevine leafroll disease spread on Vergelegen wine estate, South africa, 2002- 2008 Pietersen G., N. Spreeth, T. Oosthuizen, A. Van Rensburg, D. Lottering, D. Tooth, N. Rossouw Tentative analysis of the economic impact of grapevine leafroll disease in the vineyard of Valais (Switzerland) Besse S., C. Rütsche, P. Gugerli Field performances and wine quality modification in a clone of Dolcetto (Vitis vinifera l.) after GLRaV-3 elimination Mannini F., A. Mollo, D. Cuozzo, R. Credi A mild strain of Grapevine leafroll-associated virus 3 is present in desirable clones of Crimson seedless table grapes in western australia Habili N., I. Cameron, J. Randles Detection and elimination of grapevine fanleaf virus in callus, somatic embryos and regenerated plantlets of grapevine Gambino G., R. Vallania, I. Gribaudo Virus elimination in infected clones of four Greek grapevine wine cultivars (Roditis, Xinomavro, Baftra and savatIano) using in vitro thermotherapy and tip meristem culture Grammatikaki G., A. Avgelis Virus effects on vine growth and fruit components of three California ‘heritage’ clones of Cabernet Sauvignon Golino D.A., J. Wolpert, S.T. Sim, J. Benz, M. Anderson, A. Rowhani Virus effects on vine growth and fruit components of Cabernet Sauvignon on six rootstocks Golino D.A., J. Wolpert, S.T. Sim, J. Benz, M. Anderson, A. Rowhani Comparative study of in vitro behaviour of grapevine (V. vinifera l, Feteasc neagr cv.) under the influence of various virus infections Gu I.C., E-C. Buciumeanu, E. Vioiu A study on LN33 grapevine infected with five viruses Komínek P., M. Komínková Effect of Grapevine fanleaf virus (GFLV) and Grapevine leafroll-associated virus 3 (GLRaV-3) on red wine quality Legorburu F.J., E. Recio, E. López, J. Baigorri, M. Larreina, A. Remesal, J.F. Cibriaín, L. Caminero, J. Suberviola, F. Aguirrezábal Leafroll symptoms caused by GLRaV-3 are associated with an increase of resveratrol in grapevine leaves Bertazzon N., O. Repetto, M. De Rosso, R. Flamini, E. Angelini, M. Borgo Effects of gva elimination on physiological, agronomic and oenological characteristics of a V. vinifera Marzemino clone Malossini U., L. Zulini, A. Vecchione, E. Decarli, P. Bianchedi, R. Moscon, G. Nicolini Effects of GLRaV - 1 elimination on physiological, agronomic and oenological characteristics of two cv. Marzemino clones Malossini U., L. Zulini, G. Nicolini, A. Vecchione, E. Decarli, P. Bianchedi, R. Moscon Control of grape berry mechanical properties modifications due to GFLV by mean of texture analysis Santini D., L. Rolle, F. Mannini 2-amino-6-mercaptopurine: a preliminary study of a novel chemical group for grapevine antiviral therapy Luvisi A., A. Panattoni, E. Triolo Advances on the eradication of Grapevine rupestris stem pitting associated virus (GRSPaV) from Vitis vinifera explants Skiada F., V.I. Maliogka, E.P. Eleftheriou, N.I. Katis 230 232 234 237 239 241 243 245 247 249 251 252 254 256 258 260 262 Session VIII Viruses of the leafroll complex Oral Invited lecture Cabaleiro C. Current advances in the epidemiology of Grapevine leafroll disease First epidemiological study of ampeloviruses in Turkish vineyards Buzkan N., S. Karadag, V. Oztekin, A. Kaya, A. Minafra, Y. Ben-Dov Distribution and diversity of Leafroll-associated ampeloviruses in viruliferous vectors and grapevine hosts Fuchs M., P. Marsella-Herrick, G.M. Loeb, T.E. Martinson, H.C. Hoch 264 269 271
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Page 21 and 22: — 21 — LITERATURE ABOU GHANEM-S
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