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Abstract
Indexing of 100 Central Otago apricot (Prunus armeniaca L.) trees showed that 48% were infected with dark green sunken mottle, 33% with Prunus necrotic ringspot, 4% with plum mosaic, and 2% with prune dwarf viruses. Two unknown, transmissible disorders produced symptoms on peach seedlings.