Oral Session VII

Pathogen-derived technologies for improving Plum pox virus resistance of transgenic plum (Prunus domestica L.) Mikhailov, Roman, Serova, Tatyana, Shulga, Olga, Firsov, Alexey, Dolgov, SergeyThe hairpin structure of the Plum pox virus coat protein gene in HoneySweet C5 plum is responsible for PPV resistance Scorza, Ralph, Georgi, Laura, Callahan, Ann, Petri, Cesar, Hily, Jean-Michel, Dardick, Chris, Damsteegt, Vern, Ravelonandro, MichelThe hypersensitivity resistance of European plum to Plum pox virus and its potential impact on the epidemiology of the virus Neumüller, Michael, Hartmann, Walter, Treutter, DieterTransient expression as a method to evaluate effectiveness of SCFV fragments to interfere with plum pox virus infection Gil, M., Esteban, O., García, J.A., Peña, L., Cambra, M.Natural deletion is not unique in the coat protein (CP) of recombinant Plum pox virus (PPV) isolates in HungarySzathmáry, Erzsébet, Palkovics, LászlóSymptomatic and real-time PCR scoring of Plum Pox Virus resistance in two apricot (Prunus armeniaca L.) segregating populations Vera-Ruiz, Elsa María, Soriano, José Miguel, Martínez-Calvo, José, Llácer, Gerardo, Badenes, María Luisa, Romero, CarlosSerological and molecular screening of Plum pox virus in the F1 and F2 romanian apricot genotypes Ion, Ligia, Hoza, Dorel, Isac, Maria, Preda, Silvia Ana, Topor, Elena, Neagu, Tudora, Moale, Cristina, Poenaru, Silvia, Nicolae, ConstantinTracking Plum pox virus in Chile throughout the year by three different methods and molecular characterization of Chilean isolates Fiore, Nicola, Araya, Carolina, Zamorano, Alan, González, Flor, Mora, Roxana, Sánchez-Navarro, Jesús, Pallás, Vicente, Rosales, Inés Marlen