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Leaf roll-necrosis complex of lilacs in an urban environment. [Syringa vulgaris]

C. R. Hibben,J.T.S. Walker-1966-01-01-OSTI OAI (U.S. Department of Energy Office of Scientific and Technical Information)
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Lilacs in the metropolitan New York area have developed a foliar disorder characterized by leaf roll, interveinal and marginal necrosis, chlorosis, bronzing, and early leaf abscission that is sometimes followed by a break in dormancy of terminal buds. Investigations indicate that this disorder is not due to plant nutrition, Anthropod infestation, or plant pathogens. Air pollutants, including ozone, are implicated.

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Lilacs in the metropolitan New York area have developed a foliar disorder characterized by leaf roll, interveinal and marginal necrosis, chlorosis, bronzing, and early leaf abscission that is sometimes followed by a break in dormancy of terminal buds. Investigations indicate that this disorder is not due to plant nutrition, Anthropod infestation, or plant pathogens. Air pollutants, including ozone, are implicated.

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ChlorosisAbscissionBiologyHorticultureBotanyDormancyInfestationGermination

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