Plum pox (PPV), Potyvirus Plum Pox Virus - Pest Tracker - CAPS Services

Plum pox (PPV)
Potyvirus Plum Pox Virus

Plum pox (PPV) (Potyvirus Plum Pox Virus) is a viral pathogen of stone fruit trees. It is a native of Europe and was first detected in Pennsylvania in 1999.

Spread by aphids.

News

03/02/2020 - A Pox on Our Stone Fruit—No More!

12/10/2019 - Plum Pox Virus APHIS Removes Regulated Areas in Orange and Uls...

10/21/2019 - APHIS Removes Plum Pox Virus Regulated Areas in Orange and Uls...

10/21/2019 - USDA Declares United States Free from Plum Pox Virus

05/17/2019 - Canines trained to sniff out diseases

05/14/2019 - Possible alternatives to peach cultivation in Campania

09/04/2018 - Center Celebrates the Fruits of Its Labor

11/01/2016 - NAPPO- APHIS Establishes a Plum Pox Virus Quarantine in the Hu...

10/17/2016 - APHIS establishes a Plum Pox Virus quarantine in the Hudson Va...

10/05/2016 - APHIS Establishes Plum Pox Quarantine in Hudson Valley NY

02/01/2016 - APHIS Removes Plum Pox Virus Regulated Areas in Niagara County...

06/02/2014 - NAPPO - Expansion of Regulated Area for Plum Pox Virus in Canada

Related Pages

Approved Method for Pest Surveillance

CPHST Datasheet

Plum Pox Potyvirus Disease of Stone Fruits