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References (VIIIth ICTV Report)

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Ye, R., Xu, L., Gao, Z.Z., Yang, J.P., Chen, J.P., Chen, M.J., Adams, M.J. and Yu, S.Q. (2000). Use of monoclonal antibodies for the serological differentiation of wheat and oat furoviruses. J . Phytopathology, 148, 257-262.

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Torrance, L. and Koenig, R.

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