Summary
The micro-precipitin test and a bioassay using the local-lesion hostChenopodium quinoa were compared for their efficiency in detecting potato virus S in some potato cultivars grown in the open. TheC. quinoa bioassay was more sensitive than the serological test but used more space and was time-consuming.
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Guest worker from April–October 1976 as a fellow of the International Agricultural Centre, Wageningen, the Netherlands
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Kaczmarek, U., de Bokx, J.A. Comparison of the micro-precipitin test andChenopodium quinoa for the detection of potato virus S. Potato Res 20, 127–130 (1977). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02360272
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