Lycopersicum-virus 3 (tomato spotted wilt virus), oorzaak van een ziekte bij nicotiana tabacum en impatiens holstii

Bruin-Brink, G. de; Geesteranus, H.P. Maas; Noordam, D.

doi:10.1007/bf02151180

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“…f. = /. walleriana Hook) has been reported to be naturally infected by cucumber mosaic (ANDER-SON 1935), tomato spotted wilt (DE BRUIN-BRINK et al 1953), turnip mosaic (HARTLEB 1973), tobacco ringspot (TRSV) (LOCKHART and PFLEGER 1979) and tobacco streak viruses (TSV) (LOCKHART and BETZOLD 1980a). While indexing Impatiens plants for TRSV and TSV infection in Minnesota, elongated virus particles were seen in negatively-stained leaf-dip preparations both in diseased and apparently healthy plants from three separate sources.…”

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Natural Occurrence of Helenium Virus S in Impatiens holstii

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Lesemann²,

Lockhart³

et al. 1983

Journal of Phytopathology

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Samples of commercially grown Impatiens holstii from several sources in Minnesota contained a carlavirus which serologically was closely related, if not identical with Helenium virus S described earlier in Germany. The two viruses have similar experimental host ranges and caused similar cytopathogenic effects. After mechanical transmission the Impatiens isolate produced less severe symptoms in Impatiens than the Helenium isolate. Only the latter isolate was transmitted by Myzus persicae in the non‐persistent manner.

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