Claim · model-written summary
Mechanical inoculation with symptomatic tomato tissue reproduced leaf, petiole and stem necrosis in tomato.
- Taxon
- tomato
Solanum lycopersicume0 - Treatment
- mechanically inoculate tomato plantse0
- Outcome
- symptoms of leaf, petiole and stem necrosise0
- Comparator
- original field samplese0
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Verbatim
e0“Symptomatic tomato plant tissue was used to mechanically inoculate tomato plants, and symptoms of leaf, petiole and stem necrosis similar to those observed in the original field samples developed in the inoculated tomato plants”
Title
S. Adkins; C.A. Baker; I.E. Badillo‐Vargas; et al. New Disease Reports 2015. doi:10.5197/j.2044-0588.2015.031.016
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Observation Tomato plants displayed necrosis of leaves, petioles and stems and necrotic fruit rings or spots in Florida.
- Observation Incidence of symptomatic tomato plants was generally below 3%, though higher in some fields.
- Observation More than 1000 symptomatic tomato plants were removed on one Miami-Dade farm.
- Observation The surveyed tomato samples tested negative for the assayed viruses and viroids.
- Observation An ilarvirus RNA fragment in symptomatic tomato was 68 to 80% identical in nucleotide sequence to subgroup 2 ilarviruses.
- Observation The deduced amino acid sequence of the fragment was 67 to 83% identical to subgroup 2 ilarviruses.
- Observation The virus movement protein gene was 79% identical to Tulare apple mosaic virus.
- Observation The virus coat protein gene was 83% identical to Tulare apple mosaic virus.
- Observation The virus movement protein amino acid sequence was 76% identical to TAMV.
- Observation The virus coat protein amino acid sequence was 77% identical to TAMV.
- Observation The tomato necrotic streak disease was attributed to a new subgroup 2 ilarvirus named Tomato necrotic streak virus.