Tymovirus Isolation and Genomic RNA Extraction
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Last Update: 2021-01-15
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At least 20 tymovirus species are known. The generic acronym, tymovirus, comes from
t
urnip yellow
mo
saic virus (TYMV), the name of the first to be described (
1
), now the type species. The tymoviruses infect dicotyledonous angiosperms, mostly those that have the C3 photosynthetic pathway; few have been recorded in crop plants, and none are known to infect monocotyledonous angiosperms. They cause bright yellow mosaics, vein-clearing, and mottling. Their natural vectors, when known, are beetles, mostly halticid or galerucid flea beetles. Only four tymoviruses have been recorded as seed-borne (
2
).
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