Claim · model-written summary
The mean particle length of the virus in crude sap is 765 nm.
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e0“on peppers in Thailand”
e2“The mean particle length in crude sap was 765 nm”
Title
Characterization of chilli vein‐banding mottle virus isolated from pepper in Thailand
P. SIRIWONG; K. KITTIPAKORN; M. IKEGAMI Plant Pathology 1995. doi:10.1111/j.1365-3059.1995.tb01696.x
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Observation The host range of the pepper virus is restricted to the Solanaceae.
- Observation The mean particle width of the virus is 13 nm.
- Method / resource The purification protocol consistently yielded 8–19 mg virus per kg of infected leaves.
- Observation The A260/A280 ratio of the purified virus is 1.20–1.28.
- Observation The virion RNA is single-stranded and about 10 kb long.
- Observation The virus has a single major protein of molecular weight 34000.
- Observation The virus induces cytoplasmic inclusions in infected pepper cells, observed as pinwheels, scrolls and laminated aggregates.
- Observation The pepper virus is not serologically related to the listed potyviruses and viruses.
- Observation The pepper virus is related to chilli veinal mottle virus occurring in Malaysia.
- Observation On morphological, physicochemical, biological and cytopathological grounds, the pepper virus is considered a potyvirus.
- Observation The pepper virus is serologically distinct from well-known potyviruses and is thought to be a new pepper potyvirus in Thailand.