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Halo Spot Symptom Induced by Oviposition of Frankliniella occidentalis on Grape Fruits: Molecular Diagnosis by a Species-specific DNA Amplification and Microscopic Characterization of the Symptom
꽃노랑총채벌레 산란에 의한 포도 과피 달무리 반점: 종 특이적 분자진단법을 이용한 종동정과 반점 증상의 형태적 특징
2014
Korean journal of applied entomology
꽃노랑총채벌레 산란에 의한 포도 과피 달무리 반점: 종 특이적 분자진단법을 이용한 종동정과 반점 증상의 형태적 특징
In grape vineyards, whitish spots in a cloud shape have been often observed on the fruit surface recently. However, the cause of the halo spot symptom was unknown, hindering countermeasures to be properly designed for the control. A small hole in the middle of the formless halo spot remained as a scar formed by oviposition of the thrips. It became later a suberized scab, which is separated from the epidermal cells on the surface either to be retained on or to be detached from it as time
doi:10.5656/ksae.2014.08.0.032
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