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Transmission of Three North American Nepoviruses by Populations of Four Distinct Species of theXiphinema americanumGroup

D. J. F. Brown

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Individual nematodes (Nematoda: Longidoridae) from three different populations of Xiphinema americanum sensu stricto and one population each of X. bricolensis, X. californicum, and X. rivesi were tested in the laboratory for their ability to transmit the following North American nepoviruses: cherry rasp leaf (CRLV), tobacco ringspot (TobRSV), and two strains of tomato ringspot (TomRSV). X. californicum and X. rivesi nematodes transmitted all four viruses, but X. rivesi transmitted the viruses more frequently. X. bricolensis nematodes transmitted only the two serologically distinguishable strains of TomRSV but were more efficient vectors of the peach stem pitting (PSP) strain than of the prune brown line (PBL) strain of this virus [...]

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Individual nematodes (Nematoda: Longidoridae) from three different populations of Xiphinema americanum sensu stricto and one population each of X. bricolensis, X. californicum, and X. rivesi were tested in the laboratory for their ability to transmit the following North American nepoviruses: cherry rasp leaf (CRLV), tobacco ringspot (TobRSV), and two strains of tomato ringspot (TomRSV). X. californicum and X. rivesi nematodes transmitted all four viruses, but X. rivesi transmitted the viruses more frequently. X. bricolensis nematodes transmitted only the two serologically distinguishable strains of TomRSV but were more efficient vectors of the peach stem pitting (PSP) strain than of the prune brown line (PBL) strain of this virus [...]

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Individual nematodes (Nematoda: Longidoridae) from three different populations of Xiphinema americanum sensu stricto and one population each of X. bricolensis, X. californicum, and X. rivesi were tested in the laboratory for their ability to transmit the following North American nepoviruses: cherry rasp leaf (CRLV), tobacco ringspot (TobRSV), and two strains of tomato ringspot (TomRSV). X. californicum and X. rivesi nematodes transmitted all four viruses, but X. rivesi transmitted the viruses more frequently. X. bricolensis nematodes transmitted only the two serologically distinguishable strains of TomRSV but were more efficient vectors of the peach stem pitting (PSP) strain than of the prune brown line (PBL) strain of this virus [...]

Key concepts: Biology, Transmission (telecommunications), Xiphinema, Botany, Ecology, Nematology, Nematode, Engineering

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