Genetic differentiation of the whitefly Bemisia tabaci (Genn.) mitochondria COI and geographic congruence with the coat protein of the
plant virus genus: Begomovirus.
Being cost effective, scalable, robust and easy to use in order to test samples in large quantity in short period of time, this technique has various advantages (Torrance and Jones, 1981); However have various drawbacks that limitates its use as a universally applicable test for
plant virus diagnosis.
Our result showed the effectiveness of the custom-made bioinformatics pipeline coupled with molecular techniques and phylogenetic analysis, in diagnostics and identification of
plant virus. Survey of plant viruses and prompt diagnostics should be frequently carried out in areas known for large cultivation of economically important crops.
Still, Relman said the technology could potentially help farmers fight a "bad
plant virus moving across the plains" or protect crops from bioterrorism.
[9] studied a discrete
plant virus disease model with roguing and replanting; they proved that the basic reproduction number serves as a threshold parameter in determining the global dynamics of the model.
Kalinina, "A minimal region in the NTPase/helicase domain of the TGBp1
plant virus movement protein is responsible for ATPase activity and cooperative RNA binding," Journal of General Virology, vol.
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Plant Virus Infection and Comparative Diagnosis, pp: 879-910.
Instead of destroying its leafy hosts, one common
plant virus takes a more backhanded approach to domination.
A
plant virus of the Tospovirus family, this disease is spread by tiny sucking insects called thrips.
The Nexgen Plants technology is based on the identification of a new class of small
plant virus RNA molecules involved in modulating a plant's defense response to virus attack.
Department of Agriculture showed that a
plant virus -- tobacco ringspot virus -- is now infecting commercial honeybees, Berenbaum said.
Garnsey, "Cross protection techniques for control of
plant virus diseases in the tropics," Plant Disease, vol.