02482     2200217   4500001002100000005001500021007000300036008004100039020001800080035002000098082001100118084001700129110002200146245009200168260003500260300003100295520187400326650002602200650002202226990001602248INLIS00000000000136620240731014613ta240731                g          0 eng    a0-85198-794-X  a0010-0224000336  a632.38  a632.38 CAB v0 aCAB international1 aviruses of plants :bdescriptions and lists from the VIDE database /cCAB international  aUK :bCAB international,c1996  a1484 Hlm :bill ;c24,2 cm  aThe VIDE (Virus Identification Data Exchange) project started in the early 1980s and, with support from the Rural Credit Development Fund of the Reserve Bank of Australia, produced and published an experimental database of viruses of legumes in 1983. Legumes were chosen, not just because of their economic importance, and that they are hosts to a large and representative collection of viruses, but also because the International Working Group on Legume Viruses comprised a group of experts willing to collate the information. The database was extended, with further support from the Fund, to produce the book 'Viruses of Plants in Australia' in 1988.

Since 1983 the project has also been generously supported by the Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research, and this work resulted in the publication of 'Viruses of Tropical Plants' in 1990 and, now, this book.

The VIDE project has relied on the help and encouragement of a very large number of colleagues around the world. Those who collated most of the data of each virus are specifically named in the description of that virus. Very large contributions were made by past members of the editorial team; K.F. Boswell, C. Büchen-Osmond and G.D. McLean. T.A. Paine of the CSIRO Division of Entomology provided invaluable help with the theory and practical use of the DELTA system. J.F. Antoniw of Rothamsted Experimental Station, U.K. very kindly provided the sequence database accession codes.

We are pleased to receive comments on all aspects of the VIDE project, to discuss additional applications of the database, to learn of errors in the data and to have offers of assistance in revising or adding new information. Contact the project co-ordinator: Adrian Gibbs, RSBS, ANU, PO Box 475, ACT, 2601, Australia; phone Intl. 61-6 249- 4211; fax 61-6 249-4437; gibbs@rsbs-central.anu.edu.au. 4aRak Koleksi Referensi 4aviruses of plants  a00000001741