@article{icrisat1756,
            year = {2002},
           title = {Screening wild Arachis for resistance to groundnut plant hopper Hilda patruelis in Malawi},
           pages = {49--51},
          author = {E M Minja and P J A Van der Merwe and M E Ferguson and P J Mviha},
          volume = {22},
         journal = {International Arachis Newsletter},
             url = {http://oar.icrisat.org/1756/},
        abstract = {Plants of Arachis villosulicarpa, A. erecta, A. arasterio, A. monticola and two unidentified Arachis species were grown in single rows with 7 A. hypogaea cultivars as checks during 1999. Seed germination was poor particularly for A. arasterio where only 1 seed per row germinated and survived to harvest. These preliminary observations indicated that Hilda infested all test genotypes. In an off-season crop planted in June 2000, seed germination was {\ensuremath{>}}95\% and there was no termite or rosette incidence. Hilda infestation was noted on all plants at the late podding stage. All (100\%) of A. arasterio plants were green and healthy at the time of the assessment as were the other wild species (86-95\%).}
}