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DURING the past few years the Plant Protection Service of the Netherlands and the Netherlands General Inspection Board of Arboriculture (N.A.K.B.) have paid much attention to a virus disease of poplars resembling Canadian poplar mosaic described by Atanasoff1, and poplar mosaic mentioned by Klinkowski2. The N.A.K.B. tries to eliminate the disease by certifying only non-affected trees and by destroying affected stocks.
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BERG, T. Some Characteristics of a Virus occurring in Poplars. Nature 194, 1302–1303 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1038/1941302a0
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