Title Nepovirusai juoduosiuose serbentuose /
Translation of Title Nepoviruses in black currants.
Authors Stankienė, Jūratė ; Šikšnianas, Tadeušas ; Stanys, Vidmantas ; Černevičienė, Renata
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Is Part of Sodininkystė ir daržininkystė : Lietuvos sodininkystės ir daržininkystės instituto ir Lietuvos žemės ūkio universiteto mokslo darbai.. Babtai : Lietuvos sodininkystės ir daržininkystės institutas. 2005, t. 24(1), p. 24-33.. ISSN 0236-4212
Keywords [eng] Black currants ; Cultivar ; Nepoviruses
Abstract [eng] There was no investigations on distribution and identification of nepoviruses in various black currant cultivars in Lithuania. The aim of the article is to investigate distribution of nepoviruses in a black currant collection and its variation among different cultivars and different plant parts. The following 13 species of Eucariosma section of Ribes genus where chosen as a research subject: Vakariai, Almiai, Joniniai, Minaj Šmyriov, Pilėnai, Laimiai, Svyriai, Ben Tiran, Jošta, Nr.1, Nr.2, Nr.3, 93-149-02-1. The following sap transmitted nepoviruses were also investigated: Arabis mosaic nepovirus (ArMV), Strawberry ringspot nepovirus (SLRV) and Raspberry ringspot nepovirus (RRV). The infection ratio of black currant with nepoviruses was investigated using ELISA (Ensyme-linked Immunosorbent assay) method. Research was conducted in 2003 and 2004. In 2003 thirteen cultivars were investigated for AMV and SLRV. In 2004 the distribution of above mentioned and additional nepovirus RRV in 13 cultivars were investigated. The results of investigation of nepoviruses demonstrated that the AMV is most common in the collection of black currant species. 9 of 13 cultivars were characterized as contaminated with the virus. The distribution of other two viruses: (SLRV and RRV) was less diagnosed. They were identified in 4 and 5 species respectively. A highest infection ratio of examined viruses within plants of distinct black currant species was found in buds and leaves. There were no viruses found in flowers and barks. That indicates that the buds and leaves are the most suitable plant parts for identification of examined nepoviruses. Virus symptoms and their intensity vary through seasons. It was defined that June is the due time for the identification of nepoviruses in black currants. Among 13 examined black currant cultivars in two black currant cultivars no nepoviruses were found.
Published Babtai : Lietuvos sodininkystės ir daržininkystės institutas
Type Journal article
Language Lithuanian
Publication date 2005