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Variation in viral proportion among yellow tepal Chinese narcissus plants across flower development stages was relatively small.
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e0“Viromes of Chinese narcissus flowers”
e1“the variation in viral proportion among yellow tepal plants was relatively small”
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Hoseong Choi; Yeonhwa Jo; Won Kyong Cho Biology 2023. doi:10.3390/biology12081094
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- Observation De novo assembly of Chinese narcissus flower transcriptomes produced 5893 viral contigs matching seven virus species.
- Observation The most abundant viruses in Chinese narcissus were narcissus common latent virus, narcissus yellow stripe virus and narcissus mottling-associated virus.
- Association As flower development advanced, white tepal Chinese narcissus plants showed an increase in the proportion of viral reads.
- Observation Narcissus degeneration virus dominated the white tepal samples.
- Observation Narcissus degeneration virus and narcissus yellow stripe virus prevailed in the yellow tepal samples.
- Observation Potyviruses, particularly narcissus degeneration virus, are the primary infectious viruses in Chinese narcissus.
- Observation De novo assembly generated viral contigs for five viruses and yielded complete genomes for NCLV, NDV, NLSYV and NYSV.
- Observation Phylogenetic analysis revealed genetic diversity with distinct NCLV, NMaV, NDV, NLSYV and NYSV groups.