Intracellular Virus-like Particles in Lentinus edodes

Ushiyama, R.; Nakai, Y.

doi:10.1099/0022-1317-46-2-507

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Section: Citrus Leaf Blotch Virusmentioning

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“…Earlier electron microscopy-based examinations of satsuma mandarin trees with leaves exhibiting yellow mottling in Kanagawa Prefecture in Japan detected the presence of rod-shaped virus-like particles (Garnsey 2000a, Ushiyama et al 1980. The virus was named citrus yellow mottling virus and its virions were mostly 690-740 nm long (Ushiyama et al 1980). However, the author of this review once observed many filamentous particles ~900 × 14 nm in size after the mechanical transmission to Nicotiana benthamiana from replicates of the satsuma mandarin trees analyzed by Ushiyama et al (the author's unpublished data).…”

Section: Citrus Leaf Blotch Virusmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Citrus Viroids and Minor Citrus Viruses in Japan

Iwanami

2023

JARQ

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Citrus species grown in Japan are affected by several viruses and viroids, including satsuma dwarf virus, citrus vein enation virus, citrus exocortis viroid, and other citrus viroids. Recently, a comprehensive review was made on the occurrence, history, and research of the following three major citrus viruses in Japan: satsuma dwarf virus, citrus tatter leaf virus (apple stem grooving virus), and citrus tristeza virus (Iwanami 2022). As a sequel, this study reviews the occurrence, history, and research development of citrus viroids as well as minor citrus viruses in and around Japan.

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Section: Citrus Leaf Blotch Virusmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Citrus Leaf Blotch Virusmentioning

confidence: 99%

Citrus Viroids and Minor Citrus Viruses in Japan

Iwanami

2023

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“…As being the most prevalent one, the 39 nm virus particles were studied more in detail and revealed to be composed of an outer capsid shell and an inner core containing a dsRNA genome [88,87]. Besides, this virus were mostly found to localize in the cytoplasm and in the vacuoles of hyphal cells, either with randomly dispersed or with aggregated forms [86]. In a study on determining the prevalence and diversity of dsRNA elements in L. edodes strains present in the US, 23 out of 25 genetically-diverse lines of L. edodes were shown to harbor dsRNA molecules with total of 14 different molecular weights [71].…”

Section: Viruses Of Lentinula Edodesmentioning

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Viruses infecting macrofungi

Şahin

Akata

2018

VirusDis.

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Ever since their discovery just about 56 years ago in the cultivated mushroom , many more viruses infecting fungi have been identified in a wide range of fungal taxa. With mostly being asymptomatic, especially the ones that are detrimental to their phytopathogenic hosts are intensively studied due to their considerable importance in developing novel plant protection measures. Contrary to the rapid accumulation of notable data on viruses of plant pathogenic microfungi, much less information have hitherto been obtained in regards to the viruses whose hosts are macrofungi. According to the current literature, only more than 80 distinct viruses bearing either linear dsRNA or linear positive sense ssRNA genome and infecting a total number of 34 macrofungal species represented with four and 30 have been identified so far. Among these 34 macrofungal species, 14 are cultivated edible and wild edible mushroom species. According to the 10th ICTV (International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses) Report, macrofungal viruses with linear dsRNA genome are classified into five families (, ,, and) and macrofungal viruses with linear positive sense ssRNA genome are classified into seven families (, ,, ,, and). In this review, following a brief overview of some general characteristics of fungal viruses, an up to date knowledge on viruses infecting macrofungal hosts were presented by summarizing the previous, recent and prospective studies of the field.

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Diversity of mycoviruses in edible fungi

Zhang

Gao

2022

Virus Genes

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Intracellular Virus-like Particles in Lentinus edodes

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Citrus Viroids and Minor Citrus Viruses in Japan

Citrus Viroids and Minor Citrus Viruses in Japan

Viruses infecting macrofungi

Diversity of mycoviruses in edible fungi

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