Chrysanthemum stunt viroid(CSVd) detected from Chrysanthemum morifolium in Kumamoto Prefecture.

Moriyama, Miho; Sugiura, Hiroyuki; Kiyota, Hirotsugu; Hanada, Kaoru

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“…The nucleotide sequence length of CSVd obtained from 14 infected cultivated chrysanthemum and 7 wild chrysanthemum samples was 354 nt, the same as reported from Hyogo (Shiwaku et al, 1996), Hokkaido (Li et al, 1997), Niigata (Sugiura and Hanada, 1998), Yamagata (Kanematsu, 1998), andShizuoka (Doi andKato, 2004), but shorter than the 356 nt reported from Kumamoto (Moriyama et al, 1996). Sequence lengths registered in DDBJ from other countries are 348 in India, 354 in Korea, Hungary, and the USA, 355 in Canada and the USA, and 356 in Australia (Haseloff and Symons, 1981).…”

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“…Since the first detection of CSVd in Japan (Osawa et al, 1977), it has been reported in cultivated chrysanthemums in the prefectures of Mie (Hanada et al, 1982), Kagawa (Kusunoki et al, 1993), Hyogo (Shiwaku et al, 1996), Kumamoto (Moriyama et al, 1996), Hokkaido (Li et al, 1997), Yamagata (Kanematsu, 1998), Niigata Hanada, 1998), andShizuoka (Doi andKato, 2004); however, its distribution and the range of variation in the complete nucleotide sequence have not yet been clearly shown in Japan.…”

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Nucleotide Sequences and Distribution of Chrysanthemum Stunt Viroid in Japan

Matsushita

Tsukiboshi

Itō

et al. 2007

J. Japan. Soc. Hort. Sci.

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We assayed for Chrysanthemum stunt viroid (CSVd) in cultivated chrysanthemum (Chrysanthemum morifolium) collected from 10 prefectures in Japan and 8 wild species (Chrysanthemum spp.) cultivated at the National Institute of Floricultural Science (NIFS), Japan and determined complete nucleotide sequences of CSVd isolates infecting plants. CSVd was detected in 80 of 89 samples of cultivated chrysanthemum, and samples from all prefectures were infected. Since all 8 wild species had CSVd in RT-PCR results, they were recognized as hosts of CSVd, even though no stunt symptoms were observed. Five sequence variants of CSVd were distinguished among the 21 isolates based on the difference of the nucleotide sequences. Mutations were common in the P (pathogenicity) domain. Variant 5 from C. morifolium, and variant 4 from C. yoshinaganthum had different nucleotide sequences from those reported previously. Variant 1 was most frequently detected from samples in 6 prefectures and is assumed to be the predominant CSVd variant distributed in Japan.

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