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Vegetative propagation and its possible role as a genetic bottleneck in the shaping of the apple fruit crinkle viroid populations in apple and hop plants.

Virus genes - 1 Dec 2008

Sano Teruo, Isono Sayaka, Matsuki Keigo, Kawaguchi-Ito Yoko, Tanaka Kazuaki, Kondo Ken-ichi, Iijima Akira, Bar-Joseph Moshe

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Apple fruit crinkle viroid (AFCVd) infects apples and hops. To analyze the genetic diversity of AFCVd, nine apple and six hop isolates were collected from several locations in Japan. In total, 76 independent cDNA clones were used for sequencing and phylogenetic analyses. Two major population clusters were identified. The first consisted of all four hop isolates from Akita and some from Yamagata. The second...

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PMID: 18770018
DOI: 10.1007/s11262-008-0270-9

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