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Jour. Appl. Hort., 2000, 2(1)50-51
© 2001 Society for Advancement of Horticulture

Field evaluation of citrus germplasm for resistance against leafminer, Phyllocnistis citrella Stainton.
 Arora, P. K.,Sharma, J. N.,Thind, S. K.,Monga, P. K.    
Regional Fruit Research Station, Punjab Agricultural University, Abohar - 152 116, India.
Some 8, 18, 3, 9, 5, 7, 3 and 7 cultivars of sweet oranges, mandarins, limes, lemons, grapefruits, trifoliates [Poncirus trifoliata ], tangelos and other related species (such as C. taiwanica ) were evaluated for resistance to citrus leafminer (P. citrella ) under field conditions at Abohar, Punjab, India, during 1995-97. None of the citrus species was found to be free from leafminer infestation. Two cultivars of sweet orange (Campbell Valencia and Heavy Sweet), 1 of mandarin (Kara), 1 of lime (Sweet lime), 1 of lemon (Galgal), 4 of grapefruits (Davis, Marsh Prolific, Redblush and Star Ruby), 6 of trifoliates (Carrizo, Citrumelo, Pomeroy, Rubidoux, Sacaton Citrumelo and Savage) and 1 of related species (Sadaphal) were found to be least susceptible to leafminer, while 3 cultivars of mandarin (Italian mandarin, Kondanarum and Willow Leaf), 1 of lime (Kagzi lime), 1 of lemon (Jullundhiri Khatti) and 2 of related species (Box orange and Karna Khatta) were found highly susceptible.
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