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Title: Seed potato industry development : aphid monitoring / by Francoise A. Berlandier.
Author: Berlandier, F. A. ; Western Australia Potato Growing Industry Trust Fund. ; Western Australia. Dept. of Agriculture. ; Horticultural Research and Development Corporation (Australia)
Year: 1993.
Series: Final report (Horticultural Research and Development Corporation (Australia) ; Final report (Potato Growing Industry Trust Fund (Western Australia))
Description: 30, [19] p. : map ; 30 cm.
Subject: Aulacorthum solani. ; Surveys. ; Aphidoidea. ; Potatoes. ; Macrosiphum euphorbiae. ; Aphis craccivora. ; Geographical distribution. ; Myzus persicae. ; Western Australia. ; Sampling. ; Rhopalosiphoninus staphyleae.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 29-30.
This document does not constitute a formal publication: consult author before citing material contained. Final report [to the] Horticultural Research and Development Corporation (Australia) and the Potato Growing Industry Trust Fund (Western Australia)
Type: Book
Abstract: The aphid fauna of south-western Australia was surveyed during each potato growing season (October to May) 1988-1992. Thirty-three species of aphids were detected in the survey. Of these, five species feed and reproduce on potato: green peach aphid, Myzus persicae (Sulzer), foxglove aphid, Aulacorthum solani (Kaltenbach), potato aphid, Macrosihum euphorbiae (Thomas), cowpea aphid, Aphid craccivora Koch and Rhopalosiphoninus staphyleae (Koch). Of these, green peach apid was the most widespread. Green peachpid poses the greatest threat to the potato growing industry because of its superior ability to transmit plant viruses that cause disease in potatoes, most notably potato leaf roll virus (PLRV). Fewer green peach apids were recorded at southern sites th
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