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Abul-Hamd E. MEHANNI MOHAMED

Assistant Professor - Associate Professor

Faculty of agriculture

Address: Food Science & Nutrition Dept. Faculty of Agriculture, New Campus (El Kawamel), Sohag University, New Sohag City, Sohag, Egypt.

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Publications Which contain the keyword: Ficus carica

Detection and partial characterization of a putative closterovirus affecting Ficus carica: molecular, ultrastructural and physiological aspects of infected leaves

2018-10-26 08:39:24 Keywords ANTIOXIDANT, Pigments; Ultrastructure, Fig leaf mottle-associated, Ficus carica, Pigments; Ultrastru,
Detection and partial characterization of a putative closterovirus affecting Ficus carica: molecular, ultrastructural and physiological aspects of infected leaves
_Fig mosaic disease_ (FMD) was systemically transmitted to susceptible fig plants by grafting and led to development of symptoms including a wide array of discoloration, green blisters, mottling, crinkling and deformation of leaves and fruits. A sensitive assay for the detection of FMV using specific enzyme-linked immune sorbent assay and reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction was developed. A double-stranded RNA ca. ... Read more

Detection and partial characterization of a putative closterovirus affecting Ficus carica: molecular, ultrastructural and physiological aspects of infected leaves

2018-10-18 20:06:56 Keywords Ficus carica, Fig leaf mottle-associated vir, Pigments, ultrastructure, Antioxidant compounds,
Detection and partial characterization of a putative closterovirus affecting Ficus carica: molecular, ultrastructural and physiological aspects of infected leaves
_Fig mosaic disease_ (FMD) was systemically transmitted to susceptible fig plants by grafting and led to development of symptoms including a wide array of discoloration, green blisters, mottling, crinkling and deformation of leaves and fruits. A sensitive assay for the detection of FMV using specific enzyme-linked immune sorbent assay and reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction was developed. A double-stranded RNA ca. ... Read more

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