1. RECENT ADVANCES IN DEVELOPING DISEASE DIAGNOSTICS AND MANAGEMENT OF MAJOR VIRUS AND VIRUS-LIKE PATHOGENS INFECTING CITRUS IN INDIA. D.K. Ghosh and Y.S. Ahlawat

2. THE THEORY OF MANAGING HUANGLONGBING WITH PLANT NUTRITION AND REAL WORLD SUCCESS IN FLORIDA. Timothy M. Spann, Robert E. Rouse, Arnold W. Schumann

3. APPLICATION OF HELICASE DEPENDENT AMPLIFICATION, 5’ NON-COMPLEMENTARY A/T RICH SEQUENCES AND OPTIMAL THERMODYNAMICS DURING PRIMER DESIGN FOR INCREASED ISOTHERMAL PCR DETECTION. Francisco M. Ochoa Corona; Mohammad Arif; Donna Caasi; Jon Daniels

4. INTERACTION OF CANDIDATUS LIBERIBACTER ASIATICUS WITH PONCIRUS. Cecile Robertson, Svetlana Y. Folimonova, and William O. Dawson

5. HERBACEOUS GRAFT-CUTTING, AN ALTERNATIVE FOR HIGHLY CONFINED  NURSERIES. Thermoz, J.P., Mercier, J.P., Bidaut, T., Jean-François Mallet

6. ACQUISITION EFFICIENCY OF ‘CANDIDATUS LIBERIBACTER ASIATICUS’ BY DIAPHORINA CITRI IN RELATION TO ACQUISITION ACCESS PERIODS ON DISEASED CITRUS PLANTS. A. F. Tomaseto; C. Ferreira; F. E. Nascimento, K. B. Liva; C. Muller; J. R. S. Lopes

7. CITRUS TRISTEZA VIRUS EARLY DETECTION BY PROXIMAL AND REMOTE SENSING.Franco Santoro, Stefania Gualano, Khaled Djelouah, Anna M. D’Onghia

8. CURRENT SITUATION AND IMPACT OF HUANGLONGBING (HLB) CAUSED BY CANDIDATUS LIBERIBACTER ASIATICUS IN THE SOUTH OF IRAN. M.Golmohammadi, A. ALizadeh Aliabadi, E. Bertolini, P. Llop and M. M. López

9. CURRENT STATUS OF CITRUS TRISTEZA CLOSTEROVIRUS IN PAKISTAN. Yasir Iftikhar, S. M. Mughal, M. Mumtaz Khan, M.J. Jaskani, M. Abbas, Asia Batool, Z. Hussain and M. A. Nawaz

10. INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT OF CITRUS HUANGLONGBIN DISEASE IN SOUTHERN VIETNAM. Le Thi Thu Hong, Nguyen Thi Ngoc Truc, Nguyen Van Hoa and Nguyen Minh Chau

11. MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF SATSUMA DWARF VIRUS STRAINS COLLECTED IN JAPAN. Kenta Tomimura and Toru Iwanami

12. NO EVIDENCE FOR SEED TRANSMISSION OF CANDIDATUS LIBERIBACTER AFRICANUS IN CITRUS. Stephanus P. van Vuuren, Glynnis Cook and Gerhard Pietersen

13. ON TAHITI LIME, HUANGLONGBING (HLB) AND WOOD POCKET (WP) DISEASE HAVE INDISTINGUISHABLE BLOTCHY MOTTLE LEAF SYMPTOMS: CONSEQUENCE FOR HLB MANAGEMENT IN BELIZE, CUBA AND MEXICO. V. Manzanero-Majil, N. Duran-Vila, S. Williams, J. M. Bové

14. PHLOEM RESTRICTION OF CITRUS VIROIDS IN SOME CITRUS GENOTYPES. S. M. Bani Hashemian, P. Serra, G. Pensabene-Bellavia, N. Duran-Vila

15. SEVERE ISOLATES CAUSING GRAPEFRUIT STEM PITTING ARE LOCATED IN CHILEAN PICA OASIS. Ximena A. Besoain, Edson Bertolini, Fiona Ramella, María Teresa Gorris, Margarita Torres, Mariano Cambra

16. STATE OF THE ART OF THE MAIN CITRUS GRAFT-TRANSMISSIBLE DISEASES IN THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN REGION OF TURKEY. R. Onderci, K. Djelouah, S. Baloglu, A.M. D’Onghia

17. STUDY OF THE GENETIC VARIABILITY OF CITRUS INFECTIOUS VARIEGATION VIRUS ISOLATES FROM DIFFERENT MEDITERRANEAN AREAS. Raied Abou Kubaa, Khaled Djelouah, Anna M. D’Onghia

18. TRANSMISSION OF CITRUS LEPROSIS VIRUS C (CILV-C) TO ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA BY BREVIPALPUS PHOENICIS MITES. Kubo, K.S., Arena, G.D., Kitajima, E.W., Machado, M.A., Freitas-Astúa, J.

19. USING BAYESIAN CLUSTERING DETECTED RECENT ESTABLISHMENT OF NEW XANTHOMONAS CITRI PV. CITRI STRAIN, CAUSING ASIATIC CITRUS CANKER, INTO AN ENDEMIC POPULATION IN VIETNAM. Lan Bui thi Ngoc, Christian Verniere, Nguyen Minh Chau, Le Mai Nhat and Olivier Pruvost

20. IMPROVED DIAGNOSTICS AND MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF CITRUS MOSAIC BADNA VIRUS PREVALENT IN INDIA. D.K. Ghosh, V.K. Baranwal and Y.S. Ahlawat

21. EXPRESSION LEVEL OF SELECTED GENES IN DIFFERENT CITRUS SPECIES INOCULATED WITH A SEVERE STRAIN OF CITRUS TRISTEZA VIRUS. G. Licciardello, M. Tessitori , R. La Rosa, A. Catara, S. Rizza

22. EFFECT OF VIRUS ISOLATES AND DONOR PLANTS ON THE TRANSMISSIBILITY OF CITRUS TRISTEZA VIRUS BY SINGLE APHID OF TOXOPTERA CITRICIDA KIRKALDY. Y. Zhou; X.F. Wang; K.H. Liu; Z Song; F.Y. Yang; A.Z. Li; C.Y. Zhou

23. DETECTION OF CITRUS TATTER LEAF VIRUS BY REAL-TIME RT-PCR. Kehong Liu; Zhen Song; Yan Zhou; Zhongan Li; Changyong Zhou

24. DIAGNOSIS UPDATE AND OCURRENCE OF CITRUS VIROIDS IN URUGUAY. Gabriela Pagliano; Rodolfo Umaña; Fernando Rivas and Clara Pritsch

25. EVALUATION OF CITRUS SINENSIS TRANGENIC LINES FOR RESISTANCE TO CITRUS TRISTEZA VIRUS. F.R. Muniz; R. Harakava; D.R. Stach-Machado; J.A.M. Rezende; F.A.A. Mourão Filho; B.M.J. Mendes

26. STUDIES OF SEEDLING YELLOWS AMELIORATION OF CITRUS TRISTEZA VIRUS STRAIN MIXTURES TO ELUCIDATE MECHANISMS OF CROSS PROTECTION. M. Saponari, H. Doddapanemi, G. Loconsole, A. Giampetruzzi, P. Saldarelli, R.K. Yokomi

27. CITRUS SINENSIS CV. ‘HAMLIN’ GENETIC TRANSFORMATION FOR RESISTANCE TO CANDIDATUS LIBERIBACTER SPP. Eveline C. R. Tavano; Liliane C. L. Stipp; Ricardo Harakava; Maria Lúcia Carneiro Vieira; Francisco A. A. Mourão Filho; Beatriz M. J. Mendes

28. EVALUATIONS OF THE EFFECTS OF CANDIDATUS LIBERIBACTER ASIATICUS ON INOCULATED CITRUS PLANTS USING LASER-INDUCED BREAKDOWN SPECTROSCOPY AND CHEMOMETRIC TOOLS. Fabíola Manhas Verbi Pereira, Débora Marcondes Bastos Pereira Milori, André Leonardo Venâncio, Mariana de Sá Tavares Russo, Polyana Kelly Martins and Juliana Freitas-Astúa

29. IDENTIFY PUTATIVE MicroRNAs IN CTV ISOLATES THROUGH BIOINFORMATIC ANALYSIS. Suming Dai, Fang Li, Na Li, Xianfeng Ma, Ziniu Deng

30. TISSUE-PRINT REAL-TIME RT-PCR FOR ACCURATE DETECTION OF CITRUS TRISTEZA VIRUS VALIDATION AND COMPARISON WITH TISSUE PRINT-ELISA. E. Vidal, R.K. Yokomi, A. Moreno, E. Bertolini and M. Cambra