1960
DOI: 10.1093/aesa/53.4.521
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Aphid-Virus Relationships in the Transmission of Bean Yellow Mosaic Virus by Myzus Persicae12

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“…When placed on a piece of leaf or a feeding membrane, fasted aphids spent little time wandering around and usually made no, or only a brief, exploration of the surface with the labium before making a probe, whereas non-fasted aphids usually spent some time wandering about and then spent a few seconds exploring the surface with the labium before probing. These results are in agreement with earlier reports using different virus-aphid combinations (Bradley, 1952;Day & Irzykiewicz, 1954;LopezAbella et al, i988;Nault & Gyrisco, 1966;Powell, 1993;Swenson, 1960;Taylor & Robertson, 1974).…”
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“…When placed on a piece of leaf or a feeding membrane, fasted aphids spent little time wandering around and usually made no, or only a brief, exploration of the surface with the labium before making a probe, whereas non-fasted aphids usually spent some time wandering about and then spent a few seconds exploring the surface with the labium before probing. These results are in agreement with earlier reports using different virus-aphid combinations (Bradley, 1952;Day & Irzykiewicz, 1954;LopezAbella et al, i988;Nault & Gyrisco, 1966;Powell, 1993;Swenson, 1960;Taylor & Robertson, 1974).…”
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“…Although behaviouraI differences between fasted and non-fasted aphids have been observed by several researchers using different virus-aphid combinations (Bradley, 1952;Day & Irzykiewicz, 1954;Nault & Gyrisco, 1966;Swenson, 1960;Taylor & Robertson, 1974), recent studies by Powell (1993) andPowell et al (1995) using electronic monitoring showed that fasting does not affect the stylet punctures of cell membranes which are correlated with virus transmission, and concluded that the higher transmission efficiency of fasted aphids is caused by non-behavioural factor(s).…”
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“…INTRODUCTION Aphid transmission of bean yellow mosaic virus is characterized by a high degree of variation within and among experiments' (Swenson 1960). The magnitude and frequency of the variation indicated the existence of important unknown factors affecting the transmission of this virus.…”
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