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On the other hand, it should be recognized that many virus-like symptoms can be expressed by plants as a result of factors such as insect and mite damage, unfavorable weather, nutrient imbalance, air pollution, and herbicide spray damage.

Control is primarily based on pervention of virus infection. The first line of control begins by purchasing high-quality, “registered” or “certified” plant material. These terms generally mean that the nurseries are producing plants free of any viruses. y

The second line of control is focused on aphids and leafhoppers. This can be effectively done by adhering to a routine insecticide spraying schedule.

Controlling nematodes in the soil can be accomplished by rotation of new plantings, as is commonly recommended in the case of strawberries. This practice effectively

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