A typical isolate from tomato and the type strain from cowpea 1 claim

Interactor role: pathogen

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Both viral isolates induced transient fuzzy vein symptoms in two Nigerian tomato cultivars.

Material
cv. Ife No. l and another unnamede0
Interactor
A typical isolate from tomato and the type strain from cowpeae0pathogen
Outcome
inconspicuous and transient narrow chlorotic banding of secondary and other minor leaf veine0

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“A typical isolate from tomato and the type strain from cowpea (Vigna unguiculata) each induced inconspicuous and transient narrow chlorotic banding of secondary and other minor leaf vein (so-called 'fuzzy veins') of two Nigerian cultivars (cv. Ife No. l and another unnamed)”

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Title

'Fuzzy vein', a disease of tomato (Lycopersicon esculentum) in Western Nigeria induced by cowpea mild mottle virus.

A. A. Brunt; S. Phillips Tropical Agriculture 1981

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