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Auburn University

Cotton Leaf Roll Dwarf Virus Disease Management - 1. Identify Alternative (other Than Cotton) Plant Hosts for Cotton Leaf Roll Dwarf Virus (CLRDV) Which May Contribute to Its Spread Within Cropping Systems in the U.s. Cotton Belt. 2. Understand Seasonal Population Dynamics of Insect Vectors Responsible for the Spread of Clrdv Within the Landscape and Their Interactions With Disease- or Insect-tolerant Germplasm. 3. Identify Agronomic Practices and Management Strategies for Diverse Germplasm for Reducing Risk of Virus Spread, Disease Expression, and Yield Loss Caused by Clrdv.

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