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Some of the more tolerant Cucurbita accessions came from India.
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t0“Tolerance to ToLCNDV in Cucurbita spp.”
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Tolerance to ToLCNDV in Cucurbita spp.
C. Sáez; C. Martínez; M. Ferriol; et al. Acta Horticulturae 2017. doi:10.17660/actahortic.2017.1151.6
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- Observation Mechanical transmission of ToLCNDV was confirmed in all Cucurbita species tested.
- Observation Severe symptoms appeared 30 and 35 days after mechanical and natural inoculation in C. pepo.
- Observation Severe symptoms were found in the wild relative C. fraterna.
- Observation Cucurbita maxima was highly susceptible to ToLCNDV.
- Observation C. ficifolia was highly susceptible to ToLCNDV.
- Observation C. moschata was the only species showing tolerance to ToLCNDV.
- Observation In C. moschata, ToLCNDV infection produced mosaic and mottling instead of curling.
- Observation Under natural infection, a few C. moschata accessions remained asymptomatic.
- Observation Under natural infection, no virus was detected in the apex of the asymptomatic C. moschata accessions.
- Observation Under mechanical inoculation, ToLCNDV symptoms in C. moschata accessions were mild and delayed.
- Observation Under mechanical inoculation, the C. moschata accessions with mild symptoms were PCR positive.