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Natural Infection of Apple-of-Peru (Nicandra physaloides) with Tomato Chlorosis Virus in Brazil

2019-03-01

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During a survey on viral diseases in fresh-market tomato fields in Brazil at Goianápolis (Goiás State) in February 2012 and in Taquara (Federal District) in April 2015, tomato plants with interveinal chlorosis in the mature leaves were observed in approximately 60% of the plants in both fields (2,000 to 3,000 plants). These symptoms resembled those caused by whitefly-transmitted criniviruses such as tomato chloros...

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9a414020-cde1-549b-a9a1-839d5ef8d6b9
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10.1094/pdis-03-18-0399-pdn
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