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Poster 11 Old grapevine varieties vineyards: a window over a pre sanitary selection era and a source of viruses Teixeira Santos M, M. De Lurdes Rocha, A. Guedes Da Silva, F. Esteves, F. Fonseca, J. E. Eiras-Dias 62 Session III - Fanleaf and other spherical viruses Oral Poster 12 Poster 13 Poster 14 Poster 15 Poster 16 Poster 17 Poster 18 Poster 19 Poster 20 Poster 21 Poster 22 Invited lecture Demangeat G. Nepovirus transmission by Longidoridae nematodes with special emphasis on the pair Grapevine fanleaf virus/Xiphinema index Identification of plasmodesmata located receptors involved in the movement of Grapevine fanleaf virus (GFLV) and other viruses employing tubule-guided movement Amari K., E. Boutant, C. Hofmann, L. Fernandes-Calvino, C. Schmitt-Keichinger, P. Didier, C. Thomas, A. Lerich, M. Heinlein, Y. Mély, A. Maule, C. Ritzenthaler Symptom determinants on the Arabis mosaic nepovirus genome Dupuis L., C. Himber, P. Dunoyer, A. Bassler, M. Keller, T. Wetzel Recombination events in Rna-2 of Grapevine fanleaf virus and Arabis mosaic virus in grapevines affected by Yellow mosaic Jawhar J., A. Minafra, P. La Notte, C. Pirolo, P. Saldarelli, D. Boscia, V. Savino, G. P. Martelli The specificity of GFLV and ARMV transmission by their respective nematodes: from structure to function Schellenberger P., G. Demangeat, P. Andret-Link, C. Keichinger, M. Bergdoll, P. Bron, S. Trapani, B. Lorber, C. Sauter, A. Marmonier, D. Esmenjaud, O. Lemaire, M. Fuchs, C. Ritzenthaler Partial RNA-2 Sequence of Grapevine Bulgarian latent virus Elbeaino T., F. Fallanaj, M. Digiaro, S. Kuzmanovi Characterization of Raspberry bushy dwarf virus isolates from grapevine Mavri Pleško I., M. Viršek-Marn, S. Širca, G. Urek Isolation of movement protein gene by the use of degenerate primers from Iran isolates of Grapevine fanleaf virus and assessment of the genetic diversity Sokhandan Bashir N., A. Delpasand Khabbazi Real-time PCR of Grapevine fanleaf virus Bláhová L., M. Pidra First records of Arabis mosaic virus (ARMV) on grapevine in Spain Abelleira A., J. P. Mansilla, V. Padilla, I. Hita, C. Cabaleiro, A. Olmos, F. J. Legorburu Absolute quantification of Grapevine fanleaf virus in Chenopodium quinoa using real-time RT-PCR assays Ulloa S., C. Ritzenthaler, P.D.T. Valenzuela , C. Bruno Detection of Virus like particles (Vlps) by ISEM in transgenic grapevines expressing different GFLV CPconstructs Gottschamel J., M. Castellano, F. Maghuly , M. Laimer Distribution of Grapevine fanleaf virus (GFLV) in grapevines during the season epin U., S. Krsmanovi, M. Pompe-Novak, M. Ravnikar Comparisons of genomic and pathological features among barley and grapevine infecting-isolates of Arabis mosaic virus Marmonier A., E. Vigne, V. Komar, G. Demangeat, S. Besse, P. Gugerli, O. Lemaire Nicotiana benthamiana plants expressing viral small interfering RNA show differential resistance level against GFLV Bruno C., P.D.T. Valenzuela Genetic diversity of the coat protein gene of Chilean isolates of Grapevine fanleaf virus Zamorano A., A.M. Pino, N Fiore Genetic variability within the coat protein gene of Grapevine fanleaf virus (GFLV) isolates from South Africa Liebenberg A., M-J. Freeborough, C. J Visser, D.U. Bellstedt, J.T. Burger Mycorrhiza reduce development of the nematode vector of Grapevine fanleaf virus in soil and root systems Hao Z., L. Fayolle, D. Van Tuinen, X. Li, V. Gianinazzi-Pearson, S. Gianinazzi Evidence of recombination in 2A gene from a Grapevine fanleaf virus isolate Nourinejhad Zarghani S., M. Shams-Bakhsh, M. Pazhohande, N. Sokhandan Bashir 64 69 71 73 75 77 79 81 83 85 86 88 90 92 94 96 98 100 102
Session IV – Epidemiology – Survey of vineyards Oral Poster 23 Poster 24 Poster 25 Poster 26 Poster 27 Poster 28 Poster 29 Poster 30 Poster 31 Poster 32 Development and validation of sampling strategies for the detection of endemic viruses of australian grapevines Constable F., P. Nicholas, N. Nancarrow, B. Rodoni Preliminary results on the quantification of different grapevine viruses in a typical northwestern italian cultivar Pacifico D., P. Caciagli, F. Mannini, F. Veratti, C. Marzachi’ Current status of grapevine viruses in the pacific northwest vineyards of the united states Rayapati N.A., M.A. Tefera, A..J. Olufemi, J. Sridhar, K. Gandhi, L.R. Gutha, R.R. Martin Survey of wild grapes, weed and cover crop species for grapevine viruses Golino D.A., S.T. Sim, F. Osman, R. Aldamrat, V. Klaassen, A. Rowhani Contrasting epidemiologies of grapevine viruses depending on appellation and variety. Legorburu F.J., E. Recio, E. López, M. Larreina, F. Aguirrezábal, J.F. Cibriaín, R. González-Rodríguez, C. Cabaleiro A preliminary survey of grapevine viruses in kurdistan province (West of Iran) Afsharifar A.R., M. Kamali, B. Harighi, S. Bahrami Kamangar, V. Roumi, K. Izadpanah Occurrence of grapevine leafroll-associated virus-1 and 3 in Croatian autochton grapevine varieties from Dalmatia Voncina D., E. Dermic, B. Cvjetkovic, E. Maletic, I. Pejic, J. Karoglan Kontic Survey of major grapevine virus diseases in the vineyard of Valais (Switzerland) Besse S., P. Gugerli A survey of grapevine viruses in native cultivars in old plantations of tefneti – Arge vineyard, România Buciumeanu E-C., I.C. Gu, F. Semenescu A survey for endemic and exotic viruses of Australian grapevines Constable F., P. Nicholas, N. Nancarrow, B. Rodoni Frequence of occurrence of grapevine virus disease-complexes based on over 30 years indexing-results in Hungary Lázár J., M. Terjék Emerging diseases of the grapevine at the Ukraine Milkus B.N., I.D. Zhun'ko, N.V. Limanska, L.A. Konup Sanitary status of authochthonous minor wine grape varieties: an unusual diffusion of Arabis mosaic virus Materazzi A., C. D'Onofrio, H. Bouyahia, E. Triolo The virus status of grapevine mother plantations in Cyprus Neophytou G., K. Sykas, N. Ioannou Presence of GLRaV -1, -2, -3, -4 and -6 in Spanish vine material according to different ecosystems. Padilla V., I. Hita, B. García de Rosa, C.V. Padilla, E. Salmerón, N. López, S. Lucas 104 106 108 110 112 114 116 118 120 122 124 126 127 129 131 Session V - Phytoplasma diseases Invited lecture Malembic-Maher S., P. Salar, P. Carle, X. Foissac Ecology and taxonomy of Flavescence dorée phytoplasmas: the contribution of genetic diversity studies Molecular identification and geographic distribution of Flavescence dorée phytoplasma strains Bertaccini A., S. Paltrinieri, F. Dal Molin, J. Mitrovi, B. Duduk Comparison of prevalence, geographical distribution and biological properties of two Flavescence dorée phytoplasma strains Salar P., D. Clair , X. Foissac, E. Boudon-Padieu, S. Malembic-Maher Genetic polymorphism of stolbur phytoplasma in grapevine, wild plants and insects Filippin L., E. Tonon, V. Forte, M. Zottini, G. Santovito, M. Borgo, E. Angelini Aspects of the interaction of Stolbur phytoplasma, vectors and host plants in the two epidemic systems of Bois noir Maixner M., J. Johannesen, A. Seitz On host races and co-evolution of the grapevine yellows vector Hyalesthes obsoletus and stolbur phytoplasma Johannesen J., A. Seitz, N. El Sayar, M. Maixner 132 135 137 139 141 143 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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