Claim · model-written summary
Willow plants showed phyllody, bushy growth and small leaves in southern Xinjiang.
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e0“Willow plants displaying symptoms of phyllody, bushy and small leaves, were observed in southern Xinjiang in 2005”
Title
Y.-M. Luan; J.-W. Zhang; F.-T. Zhang; et al. Plant Disease 2018. doi:10.1094/pdis-01-18-0059-pdn
Other claims from this paper (10)
- Observation Willow phyllody incidence was below 10% in Bazhou and Kezhou.
- Observation Willow phyllody incidence was 48.0–64.3% in the five listed districts.
- Observation PCR products were obtained from all seven symptomatic willow samples but no asymptomatic samples.
- Association A phytoplasma was associated with willow phyllody.
- Observation WPP 16S rRNA had 99.5% identity with onion yellows.
- Observation WPP clustered closely with 16SrI group isolates.
- Observation WPP virtual RFLP had a 0.94 similarity coefficient with the 16SrI-B reference pattern.
- Observation WPP rp gene had 99.6% identity with rpI-D.
- Observation WPP rp gene had 98.9% identity with rpI-B.
- Observation WPP was inferred to belong to a new 16SrI subgroup.