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Identification of two nucleotide sequence sub-groups within Potato mop-top virus *
Archives of Virology, 2003To evaluate the variation of Potato mop-top pomovirus from potato fields, 21 isolates were collected from different Danish locations. Reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction-restriction fragment length polymorphism (RT-PCR-RFLP) of regions of RNA2 was performed for all 21 isolates resulting in the establishment of two sub-groups of isolates ...
Nielsen, Steen Lykke +1 more
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Potato Mop-Top Virus (PMTV; Genus Pomovirus)
2001First described by Calvert and Harrison (1966). PMTV, previously included in the genus Furovirus, is now recognised as the type member of the genus Pomovirus (Torrance and Mayo, 1997; Pringle, 1998).
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Some studies on the distribution and incidence of potato mop-top virus in Peru
American Potato Journal, 1975Symptoms of PMTV are distributed widely in potatoes in the highlands (Andes) of Peru, but have not been found in coastal plantings; they were observed in 9 out of 22 Peruvian Departments. Incidences of over 10% of affected plants in one or more crops were found in 14 different localities.
L. F. Salazar, R. A. C. Jones
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Distribution of Potato Mop‐top Virus in Scotland in Relation to Soil and Climate
Plant Pathology, 1973SUMMARY Although more than half the potato stocks examined seemed free of potato mop‐top virus (PMTV), infection was found in 66 cultivars. In the field, up to 48 per cent of plants in a stock were affected, and in the store up to 38 per cent of tubers.
J. I. Cooper, B. D. Harrison
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Protoplasma, 1976
Potato mop-top virus, one of the most commonly occurring viruses in virus tested stocks of seed potatoes in the United Kingdom induces four different haulm symptoms which are both climate and variety dependent. Ultrastructural examination showed that the aucuba symptom recognizable as bright yellow patches on the leaves, and the mop-top symptom ...
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Potato mop-top virus, one of the most commonly occurring viruses in virus tested stocks of seed potatoes in the United Kingdom induces four different haulm symptoms which are both climate and variety dependent. Ultrastructural examination showed that the aucuba symptom recognizable as bright yellow patches on the leaves, and the mop-top symptom ...
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Detection of Potato Mop-Top Virus in Potato Seed Lots Entering Washington State
American Journal of Potato Research, 2022Kylie D. Swisher Grimm +4 more
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Search for Potato Mop Top Virus unsuccessful in Tasmania.
Australasian Plant Pathology, 1972openaire +1 more source