Outbreak of western cucumber mosaic on sugar beets

Henry H. P. Severin and Julius H. Freitag

Hilgardia, 1948, vol. 18, issue 14

Abstract: The symptoms of western cucumber mosaic on naturally infected sugar beets are: large, pale-yellow chlorotic areas; white or green veinbanding or interveinal chlorosis; blisterlike elevations on younger leaves, often accompanied by distorted midribs and veins or by outward-rolled leaf margins; and deformed or twisted young leaves.

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Date: 1948
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