1985
DOI: 10.1303/jjaez.29.102
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Studies on nuclear polyhedrosis and granulosis viruises of the spotted cutworm, Xestia cnigrum L. (lepidoptera: noctuidae).

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“…In Hokkaido, X. c-nigrum and A. gamma are common species. Larval mortality caused by GV is 10 to 30~ in third to fifth instar X. c-nigrum and A. gamma larvae, but the population density and extent of GV infection in C. leucostigma, H. amurensis, A. pallens and P. separata larvae are much lower than in these species (Goto et al, 1985;C. Goto & H. Tsutsui, unpublished data).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
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“…In Hokkaido, X. c-nigrum and A. gamma are common species. Larval mortality caused by GV is 10 to 30~ in third to fifth instar X. c-nigrum and A. gamma larvae, but the population density and extent of GV infection in C. leucostigma, H. amurensis, A. pallens and P. separata larvae are much lower than in these species (Goto et al, 1985;C. Goto & H. Tsutsui, unpublished data).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…We have isolated GVs from six species belonging to the genera Xestia, Autographa, Celaena, Pseudaletia, Aletia and Hydraecia in the Noctuidae. The isolate from X. c-nigrum has been described (Goto et al, 1985), and because GVs are considered to be highly host-specific (Huger, 1963;Ignoffo, 1968) we initially assumed that our isolates would be separate viruses. To evaluate this assumption we conducted restriction endonuclease analysis of all the isolates, and here we report our results which show that all of the isolates are in fact the same GV with minor variations between isolates from different host species.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the bioassay with 10 5 OBs/ml MabrNPV and GVPs prepared by repeated centrifugation, no larva died with GV symptoms. GV-infected larvae survived over 2 weeks, and three grew to the last instar, as did larvae of other species infected with XecnGV in previous studies (Goto et al 1985;. Therefore, the viral insecticide containing GVPs should be prepared with complete removal of infectious materials of XecnGV for application to a target host susceptible to XecnGV to avoid increased feeding damage to crops by XecnGV-infected larvae with longer larval durations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 80%
“…Desde el punto de vista del orden de genes, upstream del gen egf-EpapGV, encontramos un gen homólogo al me53 y al gen de la granulina (Fig.8A). El orden y la orientación del DNA de EpapGV en la región vecina al gen egt, es análogo al que se observa en otros granulovirus tales como in CpGV, CIGV, ChfuGV and PxGV, en los cuales upstream de la secuencia del gen egt, aparecen en dirección opuesta, granulina y el homólogo del me53 [Hashimoto et al, 2000;Smith y Goodale, 1998;Jehle y Backhaus, 1994;Goto et al, 1985]. PxGV tiene tres ORFs adicionales relativamente pequeños insertados entre el me53 y la granulina, y tiene además un ORF que está en la misma posición en el DNA de ChfuGV; aunque no hay información que pueda confirmar su estado funcional.…”
Section: Relaciones Evolutivas De Los Genes Egfsunclassified
“…111.10). A su vez, se ha informado expresión temprana de genes egt en varios procesos de infección de células por parte de NPV [O'Reilly y Barret et al, 1995;Factor et la., 1995;Riegel et al, 1994;Goto et al, 1985]. [Zanotto et al, 1993].…”
Section: Relaciones Evolutivas De Los Genes Egfsunclassified