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molecular characterization of a closterovirus from carrot and its identification as a german isolate of carrot yellow leaf virus.a high-molecular-weight dsrna (approximately 15 kbp) was isolated from chlorotic leaves of a carrot plant and used for determining the entire nucleotide sequence of a closterovirus. the complete genome of this carrot closterovirus (ccv) was 16.4 kb in length and contained ten open reading frames (orfs). the genome organization of ccv resembled that of beet yellow stunt virus, but orf2 and orf3 were in a reversed order. based on hsp70h sequences, ccv is most closely related to carnation necrotic ...200919575278
carrot virus y: symptoms, losses, incidence, epidemiology and control.carrot virus y (carvy) is a newly described potyvirus that causes a foliar and root disease in carrots which seriously diminishes yield and quality. it infects crops in most commercial carrot producing areas of australia. infection sometimes reaches very high incidences within individual crops resulting in their being abandoned due to unmarketability of the roots. a range of commonly grown carrot cultivars were all susceptible. carvy symptoms in carrot foliage are chlorotic mottle, marginal necr ...200415036839
potyviruses, novel and known, in cultivated and wild species of the family apiaceae in australia.three potyviruses were identified by gene sequencing and found to be widespread in species of apiaceae in australia. only celery mosaic virus was found in celery crops and in one of 180 specimens of feral carrot ( daucus carota). another related but distinct novel potyvirus, carrot virus y, was the only virus found in carrot crops and all except one feral carrot. a more distantly related novel potyvirus, apium virus y, was found in plants of sea celery ( apium prostratum), cultivated parsley ( p ...200212376749
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