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ROSA SP. – RESERVOIR OF THE SOUR CHERRY NECROTIC RINGSPOT VIRUS

Article number

377_39

Pages

357 – 359

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Abstract

Within the survey of the health conditions of park and habitation greenery a virus disease of two cultivars Rumba and Cardinal was revealed.
Biological and serological tests confirmed the sour cherry necrotic ringspot virus.
The virus from diseased leaves and pollen of roses was positively mechanically transmitted on the tested plants: Cucumissativus L., Cucurbita maxima cv.

Reisen Melonen Gelber, Chenopodium quinoa Willd., Momordica balsamina L. From serological tests we have obtained a positive reaction using the dropping precipitation reaction and the difuse agar-gel test, as well as the antiserum against the sour cherry necrotic ringspot virus prepared from our own virus isolate and the antiserum obtained from Dr.
Fulton.

Publication

VIII International Symposium on Virus Diseases of Ornamental Plants

Authors

H. Baumgartnerová

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https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.1994.377.39

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3. VIRUS AND VIRUS-LIKE DISEASES OF PELARGONIUM IN ISRAEL

A. Franck | G. Loebenstein

4. ELECTRON MICROSCOPICAL AND SEROLOGICAL STUDIES ON FOUR ISOMETRICAL PELARGONIUM VIRUSES

D.-E. Lesemann | G. Adam

5. INFLUENCE OF PELARGONIUM FLOWER BREAK VIRUS (PFBV) AND NEPOVIRUSES ON PELARGONIUM PRODUCTION

J. Albouy | G. Krczal | C. Lajoux

6. FURTHER CHARACTERIZATION OF A POTYVIRUS IN ALSTROEMERIA ENDOWMENT SERIES

S.M. Wong | C.G. Chng | R.A. Reiser | R.K. Horst

7. SURVEY OF VIRUSES INFECTING ALSTROEMERIA IN ITALY

M.G. Bellardi | A. Bertaccini | L. Betti

8. CHARACTERIZATION OF AN ILARVIRUS FROM LISIANTHUS (EUSTOMA GRANDIFLORUM)

V. Lisa | A.M. Vaira | M. d'Aquilio | G. Dellavalle | V. Masenga | R.G. Milne | G. Boccardo

9. CUCUMBER MOSAIC, A POTYVIRUS AND A CARLAVIRUS FROM DIMORPHOTHECA SINUATA

G. Dellavalle | V. Masenga | V. Lisa

10. THE NATURAL OCCURRENCE OF CUCUMBER MOSAIC VIRUS IN ORNAMENTALS IN ISRAEL

A. Gera

11. A POTYVIRUS INFECTING CHRYSANTHEMUM FRUTESCENS

A. Bertaccini | M.G. Bellardi | F. Marani | A. Rabiti

12. A NEW SOILBORNE VIRUS DISEASE IN STATICE (GONOLIUM TARTARICUM)

G. Krczal | M. Beutel

13. NEW NATURAL HOSTS OF TOMATO SPOTTED WILT VIRUS

M. Kaminska | M. Korbin

14. IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEW TOSPOVIRUS ISOLATE FROM ANEMONE CORONARIA L. BY TAS-ELISA AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPY

G. Adam | D.-E. Lesemann

15. ARTIFICIAL INFECTION OF ORNAMENTALS WITH TOMATO SPOTTED WILT VIRUS (TSWV) AND THE OCCURRENCE OF TSWV IN RHINELAND-PALATINATE

A. Feldhoff | G. Krczal

16. INFLUENCE OF TEMPERATURE ON THE ULTRASTRUCTURE AND SEROLOGICAL REACTIVITY OF TWO TOSPOVIRUS ISOLATES

R.H. Lawson | M.M. Dienelt | H.T. Hsu

17. THE RESPONSE OF GERBERA TO INFECTION WITH TOMATO SPOTTED WILT VIRUS

M. Kaminska

18. TOWARDS A RELIABLE AND FAST IMMUNOLOGICAL DETECTION OF TOMATO SPOTTED WILT VIRUS IN INFECTED TISSUES

D. Louro

19. TOMATO SPOTTED WILT VIRUS: ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS IN ORNAMENTAL CROPS IN THE NETHERLANDS FROM 1989 UP TO 1991

J.Th.J. Verhoeven | J.W. Roenhorst

20. DETECTION OF ODONTOGLOSSUM RINGSPOT VIRUS WITH AN AMPLIFIED ENZYME-LINKED IMMUNOSORBENT ASSAY (ELISA) SYSTEM EMPLOYING A SECONDARY CYCLIC ENZYME REACTION

S.M. Wong | S.H. Lim

21. EVALUATION OF RAPID ELISA PROCEDURES FOR DETECTING VIRUSES IN PROPAGATION STOCK OF PELARGONIUM, DAHLIA AND ORCHIDS

J. Albouy | C. Kusiak | M. Louanchi | W. Wang

22. VARIANTS AND DISTINGUISHING FEATURES OF ENZYME IMMUNOASSAY OF PLANT VIRUSES

A. Zeidaka | L. Dzirkale | O. Skrodelis | J. Ignass

23. TOWARDS A RELIABLE DETECTION OF ALSTROEMERIA MOSAIC VIRUS

Corine M. de Blank | A. Zaayen | I. Bouwen

24. DETECTION OF BEAN YELLOW MOSAIC VIRUS IN GLADIOLI CORMS

A. Stein | A. Rosner | J. Hammond

25. DETECTION OF CUCUMBER MOSAIC AND TOMATO ASPERMY CUCUMOVIRUSES BY MEANS OF POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION

R.-M. Leiser | J. Schumacher

26. THE APPLICATION OF MOLECULAR TECHNIQUES FOR THE DETECTION AND CONTROL OF VIRUSES OF ORNAMENTAL PLANTS

J. Hammond | A. Rosner

27. INHIBITOR OF VIRUS REPLICATION (IVR) ASSOCIATED WITH THE LOCAL LESION RESPONSE IN TOBACCO: POSSIBILITIES TO ENGINEER RESISTANT PLANTS

A. Gera | R. Aly | E. Teverovsky | G. Loebenstein

28. TOMATO YELLOW LEAF CURL VIRUS, A GEMINIVIRUS WITH A SINGLE GENOMIC COMPONENT: MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF INFECTION AND NEW WAYS FOR TOMATO PROTECTION

H. Czosnek | M. Zeidan | I. Ekstein | T. Zur-Kunik | Y. Gafni | B. Gronenborn | D. Zamir

29. POTYVIRUS RESISTANCE DERIVED FROM ANTISENSE RNA AND NATIVE OR CHIMERIC COAT PROTEIN GENES

J. Hammond | K.K. Kamo

30. SURVEY ON VIRUS DISEASES OF BULBOUS FLOWERS IN HUNGARY

ZS.I. Némethi

31. CYTOPLASMIC INCLUSIONS INDUCED BY NARCISSUS LATENT VIRUS

A.A. Brunt | P.T. Atkey | C. Frost | S. Phillips

32. LILY MOTTLE VIRUS IN LILIES: CHARACTERIZATION, STRAINS AND ITS DIFFERENTIATION FROM TULIP BREAKING VIRUS IN TULIPS

A.F.L.M. Derks | M.E.C. Lemmers | B.A. van Gemen

33. VIRUSES IN TULIP IN THE NETHERLANDS

C.J. Asjes

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C.J. Asjes | G.J. Blom-Barnhoorn

35. FREESIA LEAF NECROSIS: SOME OF ITS MYSTERIES REVEALED

I. Bouwen

36. ASSOCIATION OF RHODOCOCCUS (CORYNEBACTERIUM) FASCIANS WITH THE STUNTING-FASCIATION SYNDROME OF CARNATION IN ISRAEL

D. Zutra | J. Cohen | A. Gera | G. Loebenstein

37. HYDRANGEA VIRESCENCE, A DISEASE ASSOCIATED WITH MYCOPLASMALIKE ORGANISMS IN CANADA

C. Hiruki | X.D. Rong | S.J. Deng

38. RESULTS REGARDING THE DEVELOPMENT AND EXPERIMENTATION OF A SYSTEM FOR PRODUCTION OF “VIRUS-FREE” PROPAGATING MATERIAL IN CARNATION

I.V. Pop | C. Sandu | D. Constantinovici

39. TRANSMISSION OF DIANTHOVIRUSES

C. Hiruki

40. OCCURRENCE OF TOBACCO RATTLE VIRUS IN ORNAMENTAL BULBOUS CROPS IN THE NETHERLANDS

C.J. Asjes

41. ROSA SP. – RESERVOIR OF THE SOUR CHERRY NECROTIC RINGSPOT VIRUS

H. Baumgartnerová

42. DETECTION OF TOMATO SPOTTED WILT VIRUS IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA

J. Mertelík | V. Mokráa | V. Zacha

43. IDENTIFICATION OF VIRUS INFECTIONS IN DIEFFENBACHIA AND ZANTEDESCHIA IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA

V. Mokrá | B. Götzová

44. DETECTION OF CARNATION VEIN MOTTLE VIRUS IN DIANTHUS BARBATUS

V. Mokrá | B. Götzová

45. VIRUS DISEASES OF FOREST TREES

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