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Molecular characterization of CEVd strains that induce different phenotypes in Gynura aurantiaca: structure-pathogenicity relationships.

Archives of virology - 1 Jan 2007

Chaffai M, Serra P, Gandía M, Hernández C, Duran-Vila N

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Two Citrus exocortis viroid isolates (CEVd-s and CEVd-129) that induce severe and mild symptoms in Gynura aurantiaca, respectively, have been characterized. They present nucleotide sequences in the pathogenicity motifs P(L), C and P(R) similar to those of "Class A" and "Class B". Infectivity and symptom expression in G. aurantica and tomato were evaluated with a selection of sequence variants recovered from both...

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PMID: 17393070
DOI: 10.1007/s00705-007-0958-5

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