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Published 2006-12-01
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C. Laviola, G. Cannizzaro, G. Conigliaro, and S. Burruano, “/em>”;, Phytopathol. Mediterr., vol. 45, no. 3, pp. 271–275, Dec. 2006.
Abstract
Propagules of Plasmopara viticola or fragments of P. viticola infected host tissue were stored by three techniques, freezing at –25°C, dehydration with CaCl2, and freeze-drying. Viability tests were performed periodically until exhaustion of the testing sample. P. viticola samples that were frozen at -25°C remained viable for eight years, whereas the CaCl2 dehydrated samples remained viable for eight and a half years. Freeze-drying was the most successful long-term storage method, being able to preserve samples for almost 21 years.Downloads
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