Titlebook: Hops; R. A. Neve Book 1991 R. A. Neve 1991 botanics.botany.breeding.information.virus

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Pests and diseases: historical review,Hops are subject to attack by several pests and diseases and the most serious of these, if not controlled, will reduce the crop to a level at which it is not worth harvesting. The few cones that might be produced would probably be themselves so discoloured that they would be unmarketable.

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Varieties and breeding,The origins of hop growing and the sources of the original plants must be a matter for conjecture but presumably hop cones were first harvested from wild plants and some of the same plants would have been collected when they were first taken into cultivation.

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Botany,of approximately 35° and 70° N. . is widespread throughout much of China and Japan but has not been recorded elsewhere. Remarkably little is known about . of which there are very few herbarium specimens and no plants in cultivation.

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Virus diseases,traditional hop varieties have been in cultivation for a very long time, possibly for as long as 200–300 years. In England the Fuggle variety, which is a comparative newcomer, has been grown for over 100 years. In view of their long history it is surprising that virus problems have not been more severe.