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The incidence of chrysanthemum virus B, tomato aspermy virus and tomato spotted wilt virus in commercial chrysanthemum flower crops in Victoria

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  1. Plant Research Institute, Department of Agriculture, 3121, Burnley, Victoria

    Jenny M. Wilson & Jane R. Moran

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Wilson, J.M., Moran, J.R. The incidence of chrysanthemum virus B, tomato aspermy virus and tomato spotted wilt virus in commercial chrysanthemum flower crops in Victoria. Australasian Plant Pathology 12, 17 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1071/APP9830017

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