Claim · model-written summary
TEV transmission probably occurred through root grafts.
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Verbatim
e0“Transmission probably took place via root grafts, as the necrotic roots of the test plants intertwined with the uninoculated Tabasco plants”
t0“CAPSICUM ANUUM”
Title
VIRUS INTERACTIONS IN MIXED INFECTIONS (CAPSICUM ANUUM).
M. D. Alegbejo UA Campus Repository (The University of Arizona) 1983
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- Observation PVY and PeMV reciprocally suppressed local lesion production.
- Observation Challenge virus replication was incompletely suppressed.
- Association Increasing challenge virus concentration reduced suppression.
- Intervention effect Virus inoculum source did not significantly affect subsequent interference.
- Association Local lesion counts were directly related to virus particle counts.
- Observation TEV transmitted between Tabasco plants in one pot within four days.
- Observation Mixed PVY and PeMV infection produced a new PVY strain, PVY-N.
- Observation The new strain had changed biological and serological properties.
- Observation The new strain was produced only in mixed infections.
- Observation The new strain remained stable after six serial transfers.
- Association Development of the new strain appears host dependent.
- Observation PVY with PeMV did not induce local lesions, systemic necrosis or Special pepper death.
- Observation PVY with TEV did not induce local lesions, systemic necrosis or Special pepper death.
- Observation PeMV alone caused Tabasco death.
- Association TEV behavior in Tabasco mixed infection depended on temperature.
- Observation TEV alone caused Tabasco wilt and death regardless of greenhouse temperature or season.