Untersuchungen an Rebenvirosen: Nachweis des Tomatenschwarzringflecken-Virus (tomato blackiring virus) in kranken Stöcken der Sorte Aramon × Riparia 143 A M. G. (Amerikanerrebe)

Stellmach, G.; Bercks, R.

doi:10.1111/j.1439-0434.1963.tb02116.x

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“…Von den meisten Standorten wurden mehrere Isolate gewonnen, sie sind in der folgenden Aufstellung hinter den Ortsnamen aufgefiihrt. Standorte an der Mosel: Bernkastel und Graach (RK 442,RK 444,RK 446,RK 448,RK 449,RK 455,RK 524,RK 527,RK 532,RK 647,RK 806) Hinsichtlich des ToSRV zeigen unsere Befunde, dafi es sich bei dem frliheren Nachweis (STELLMACH und BERCKS 1963, 1965 Summary 38 virus isolations were obtained from grape vines originating from various vine-growing areas in Germany. All plants showed symptoms of the "Reisigkrankheit", a term which is widely used as a synonym for fanleaf, court noue and urticado.…”

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Nachweis verschiedener Viren in reisigkranken Reben

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Stellmach²

1966

J Phytopathol

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“…Hinsichtlich des ToSRV zeigen unsere Befunde, dafi es sich bei dem frliheren Nachweis (STELLMACH und BERCKS 1963, 1965 nicht um ein Einzelvorkommen gehandelt hat. Man wird dieses Virus sicherlich iiber die hier mitgeteilten Fundorte hinaus noch an anderen Stellen finden konnen.…”

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Nachweis verschiedener Viren in reisigkranken Reben

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Stellmach²

1966

J Phytopathol

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“…Early serological studies identified two groups of TBRV isolates. The first contained the English lettuce ringspot isolate, German potato bouquet isolate, grapevine isolates, and celery yellow vein virus (Gehring & Bercks, 1956; Harrison, 1958; Hollings, 1965; Murant, 1970; Stellmach & Bercks, 1963). The second group contained Scottish beet ringspot isolate TBRV‐S from Arctium lappa (burdock) and the German potato pseudoaucuba isolate (Bercks, 1962; Gehring & Bercks, 1956; Harrison, 1958; Murant, 1970).…”

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Historical and recent tomato black ring virus and beet ringspot virus isolate genomes reveal interspecies recombination and plant health regulation inconsistencies

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Tomato black ring virus (TBRV) was first reported in the UK (Smith, 1946). Although early studies first described TBRV and beet ringspot virus (BRSV) as distinct viruses (Harrison, 1957a(Harrison, , 1957b(Harrison, , 1958, soon afterwards they were considered serologically distinct strains of TBRV (Murant, 1970). More recently, the International Committee on Taxonomy of Viruses (ICTV) recognized them as closely related but distinct members of the genus Nepovirus (family Secoviridae) subgroup B (Lefkowitz et al., 2018). Subgroup B is characterized by having a bipartite genome comprising single-stranded, positive-sense RNAs: RNA1 codes for proteins involved in replication and polyprotein cleavage and

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“…Damit war erstmalig sein Vorkommen an Reben beschrieben worden. Das Vorkommen in anderen holzigen Pflanzen ist bekannt von Robinia viscosa und R. pseudo-acacia (SCHMELZER 1962(SCHMELZER /1963, von Prunus persica (MISCHKE und BERCKS 1963/1964 und Prunus avium (BERCKS und MISCHKE 1964).…”

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