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Systemic necrosis in tomato induced by a Japanese isolate of rehmannia mosaic virus in a temperature‐sensitive manner

2019-06-01

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The Japanese isolate of rehmannia mosaic virus (ReMV‐J) was initially isolated from chilli pepper in Japan. The leaves of diseased chilli pepper plants, which hold no tobamovirus‐resistance genes, have mosaic symptoms. As the symptoms progress, the infected plants develop prominent leaf necrosis and severe leaf fall, followed by stem necrosis and fruit distortion. Additionally, ReMV‐J systematically infects tomato...

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e322e395-7247-5c78-9c01-4dd498c41145
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10.1111/ppa.13006
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