Abstract
THE methods previously adopted for the insect transmission of the viruses causing swollen-shoot disease of cacao (Theobroma cacao L.) employed seedlings usually between six and twelve months old. An improved technique utilizes the seed as a test plant and a watch-glass or specimen tube as a cage, a method which might be applicable to experiments with viruses of other plants with exalbuminous seeds.
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