OAR@ICRISATGroundnut virus research at ICRISATA MGhanekarauthorSeveral virus diseases of groundnut have been reported in India based on symptoms, host range and biological properties. These properties are now regarded as inadequate to identify a virus. Characterization should be based on serology, electron microscopy, transmission and physico-chemical properties. Three economically important virus diseases (bud necrosis, clump and peanut mottle) and several virus diseases of minor importance in India have now been fully characterized......Groundnut1980Conference or Workshop Item

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