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Curators Nahla Bassil, USDA-ARS Amanda Hulse-Kemp, USDA-ARS Jodi Humann, Washington State University, GDV Curator |
Contributors: Lillian M. Hislop, Claire H. Luby, Jenyne Loarca, Jodi Humann, Kim Hummer, Nahla Bassil, Dongyan Zhao, Moira Sheehan, Alexandra M. Casa, Grant T. Billings, Daniella Echeverria, Hamid Ashrafi, Ebrahiem Babiker, Patrick Edger, Mark K Ehlenfeldt, Jim Hancock, Chad Finn, Massimo Iorizzo, Ted Mackey, Patricio R Muñoz, James Olmstead, Lisa J. Rowland, Paul Sandefur, Jessica Spencer, Stephen Stringer, Nicholi Vorsa, Adam Wagner, Amanda M. Hulse-Kemp |
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Concept details
| Key | Value |
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| method_id | CO_371:0000506 |
| method_name | Blueberry Shock Virus symptoms timing |
| ontology_id | CO_371 |
| ontology_name | Blueberry |
| method_class | Measurement |
| method_description | Number of years since planting that the plant tests positive for Blueberry shock virus by ELISA assay. Lower values means that the plant succumbs to the virus faster; higher values means that the plant does not test positive for the virus for a longer time. Ultimately categorized into <3 years - rapid to test positive, 3-5 years intermediate to test positive, 5-10 slow to test positive, >10 very slow to test positive. Referenced in Finn, C.E., Mackey, T.A., Postman, J.D. and Martin, R.R. (2017). Identifying blueberry germplasm that is slow to get Blueberry shock virus in the Pacific Northwest United States. |
| method_reference | Acta Hortic. 1180, 423-430. DOI: 10.17660 |
| language | EN |
| created_at | 2023-11-16-10:22:11 |