Claim · model-written summary
Serological relationships broadly agreed with PAGE classification.
- Taxon
- coconut palms
Cocos nuciferat0 - Outcome
- Serological relationshipse0
- Qualifier
- broad agreemente0
- Comparator
- PAGE classificatione0
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Verbatim
e0“Serological relationships determined by fluorescent antibody and growth inhibition tests were in broad agreement with the PAGE classification”
t0“coconut palms”
Title
S. J. EDEN‐GREEN; P. G. MARKHAM; R. TOWNSEND; et al. Annals of Applied Biology 1985. doi:10.1111/j.1744-7348.1985.tb03134.x
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Observation PAGE assigned 23 isolates to two subgroups similar to A. axanthum.
- Observation Eleven isolates were assigned to a group similar to A. oculi.
- Observation A single isolate formed a unique category.
- Observation Injected isolates showed no evidence of transmission to plant hosts through tested insects.
- Observation Some isolates multiplied in E. variegatus after injection.
- Observation Those isolates were not acquired or transmitted during membrane feeding.
- Observation A. axanthum antiserum did not react with diseased or healthy palm tissue.
- Observation Additional acholeplasmas were recovered from palms with bud rot.
- Association The isolates were not specifically associated with lethal yellowing.
- Observation The authors suggest these acholeplasmas are epiphytes or saprophytes on coconut palms.