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1573848 Tomato Ringspot Virus Nepovirus ToRSV Close up of symptomatic leaf. September 1997
5494928 Alternanthera Mosaic Virus Potexvirus A1tMV Mosaic and mottle symptoms on Portulaca grandiflora due to Alternanthera Mosaic Virus infection.
5494929 Alternanthera Mosaic Virus Potexvirus A1tMV Mosaic and mottle symptoms on Portulaca grandiflora due to Alternanthera Mosaic Virus infection.
5494930 Alternanthera Mosaic Virus Potexvirus A1tMV Mosaic and mottle symptoms on Portulaca grandiflora due to Alternanthera Mosaic Virus infection.
5494931 Alternanthera Mosaic Virus Potexvirus A1tMV Mosaic and mottle symptoms on Portulaca grandiflora due to Alternanthera Mosaic Virus infection.
5494932 Alternanthera Mosaic Virus Potexvirus A1tMV Mosaic and mottle symptoms on Portulaca grandiflora due to Alternanthera Mosaic Virus infection.
1573638 Sweet Potato Feathery Mottle Virus Potyvirus SPFMV Close-up of symptomatic leaves. July 1997
1573636 Sweet Potato Feathery Mottle Virus Potyvirus SPFMV Close-up of affected leaves. July 1997
1573637 Sweet Potato Feathery Mottle Virus Potyvirus SPFMV Close-up of affected leaf. July 1997
5492775 Panicum Mosaic Virus Panicovirus PMV
1568061 Cucumber Mosaic Virus Cucumovirus CMV 100% of plants infected in 20 acre tomato field
5460042 Papaya Mosaic Virus Potexvirus PapMV
1568052 Cucumber Mosaic Virus Cucumovirus CMV
1568053 Cucumber Mosaic Virus Cucumovirus CMV
5482587 Cucumber Mosaic Virus Cucumovirus CMV Hosta spp. 'Cynthia'
5482565 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV Lamprocapnos spectabilis 'Alba'
5482566 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV Lamprocapnos spectabilis 'Alba'
5482567 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV Lamprocapnos spectabilis 'Alba'
5482620 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV Hosta spp. 'Albo-marginata'
5482621 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV Hosta spp. 'Albo-marginata'
5483113 Tobacco Streak Virus Ilarvirus TSV Hosta spp. 'Fried Green Tomatoes'
5482627 Potyvirus (general) Tricyrtis spp. 'Blue Wonder'
5482628 Potyvirus (general) Tricyrtis spp. 'Blue Wonder'
5482568 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV
5482569 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV
5482570 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV
5482571 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV
5482613 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV
5482614 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV
5482615 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV
5482616 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV
5482617 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV
5482584 Potyvirus (general) Coreopss spp. 'Pinwheel'
5482585 Potyvirus (general) Coreopsis spp. 'Pinwheel'
5483105 Potyvirus (general)
5483110 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV Paeonia spp. 'Double assorted'
5483103 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV
5483101 Arabis Mosaic Virus Nepovirus ArMV Astilbe spp. 'Sister Theresa'
5483095 Cucumber Mosaic Virus Cucumovirus CMV
5483108 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV Hosta spp. 'Sum and Substance'
5479960 Beet Necrotic Yellow Vein Virus Benyvirus BNYVV Foliar symptoms of Rhizomania. Left plant healthy. Right plant infected with Beet necrotic yellow vein virus and showing typical symptoms of bright fluorescence green foliage.
5479963 Beet Necrotic Yellow Vein Virus Benyvirus BNYVV Foliar symptoms of Rhizomania. Infected plant (so called “blinker”)surrounded by healthy plants
5460019 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV
5460020 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV
5460021 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV
5460024 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV
5460025 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV
5460028 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV
5460029 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV
5460041 Cucumber Mosaic Virus Cucumovirus CMV
5460033 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV
5460038 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV
0176025 Squash Mosaic Virus Comovirus SqMV Symptoms on a melon seedling following seed transmission.
5473570 Bean Pod Mottle Virus Comovirus BPMV Bean pod mottle virus
1568051 Cucumber Mosaic Virus Cucumovirus CMV
1568049 Cucumber Mosaic Virus Cucumovirus CMV
1568048 Cucumber Mosaic Virus Cucumovirus CMV
1568047 Cucumber Mosaic Virus Cucumovirus CMV scattered pattern on Smith Farm
1563214 Sweet Potato Feathery Mottle Virus Potyvirus SPFMV Sweetpotato.  Foliar symptoms of Feathery Mottle Virus.  Notice purple ringspots (cv.Jewel, Aug78).
5470054 Soybean Mosaic Virus Potyvirus SMV
1571599 Tomato Necrotic Dwarf Virus Nepovirus ToNDV Tomato exhibiting symptoms typical of Tomato Necrotic Dwarf virus infection.  Causal agent was not confirmed. September 1995
1570161 Potato Virus X Potexvirus PVX Chenopodium quinoa 15 days after mechanical inoculation (i.e., carborundum) with Potato Virus X (PVX) showing localized chlorotic spots. March 1990
1570162 Potato Virus X Potexvirus PVX Nicandra physalodes 15 days after mechanical inoculation (i.e., carborundum) with Potato Virus X (PVX) showing symptoms typical of systemic infection. March 1990
0177022 Plum Pox Virus Potyvirus PPV Fruitfall of plum due to plum pox potyvirus infection.
5332001 Papaya Ringspot Virus Potyvirus PRV
5332002 Papaya Ringspot Virus Potyvirus PRV
0176024 Tobacco Mosaic Virus Tobamovirus TMV
0176001 Tobacco Ringspot Virus Nepovirus TRSV
0162077 Lettuce Infectious Yellows Virus Crinivirus LIYV Cucumis melo cv. Golden Beauty
1305021 Squash Mosaic Virus Comovirus SqMV Yellow squash infected with mosaic virus trasmitted by aphids.
1305022 Squash Mosaic Virus Comovirus SqMV Yellow squash showing symptoms of mosaic virus which is transmitted by aphids.
1305023 Squash Mosaic Virus Comovirus SqMV Yellow squash showing symptoms of infection with mosaic virus, which is transmitted by aphids.
1265111 Plum Pox Virus Potyvirus PPV Symptoms of plum pox virus on apricot fruit and leaves.
0176026 Citrus Tristeza Virus Closterovirus CTV Sweet orange cv. Valencia grafted on sour orange rootstock affected by tristeza (citrus tristeza closterovirus).
1234121 Tobacco Etch Virus Potyvirus TEV
0656013 Citrus Tristeza Virus Closterovirus CTV Stem pitting induced by citrus tristeza closterovirus on a grapefruit trunk.
0162090 Satsuma Dwarf Virus Sadwavirus SDV Boat and spoon-shaped malformed leaves of satsuma mandarin trees affected with the necrotic strain of satsuma dwarf virus.
1440033 Tobacco Etch Virus Potyvirus TEV The first symptom of TEV infection is a pronounced vein clearing on expanding leaves. This is followed by necrosis of a thin line of tissue along the veins, resulting in an etched pattern. Subsequently, young leaves develop a mosaic which fades to mottling as the leaf ages. Etching and more pronounced veinal necrosis is common. Plant growth is retarded, resulting in stunting, especially when young plants are infected. The virus overwinters in perennial solanaceous weeds and is transmitted to tobacco by migrating aphids. TEV often occurs in combination with other aphid-borne viruses. Tobacco etch is one of the most common virus diseases of burley.
0176069 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV Black root necrosis reaction caused by a serotype strain (NL3) of bean common mosaic potyvirus in a Phaseolus vulgaris genotype possessing I gene resistance.
0454055 Tomato Ringspot Virus Nepovirus ToRSV Pelargonium hortorum cv. Orange Zink infected by tomato ringspot nepovirus.
0176003 Tomato Black Ring Virus Nepovirus TBRV Symptoms of tomato black ring nepovirus on grapevine.
1436057 Tobacco Mosaic Virus Tobamovirus TMV
0162092 Satsuma Dwarf Virus Sadwavirus SDV Boat and spoon-shaped malformed leaves of satsuma mandarin trees affected with the necrotic strain of satsuma dwarf virus.
1440031 Tobacco Ringspot Virus Nepovirus TRSV Tobacco ringspot has the most distinctive symptoms of the virus diseases. The name truly describes the disease because chlorotic or necrotic rings occur in the leaf. A concentric line pattern of chlorotic and necrotic tissue, often forming an "oak leaf" pattern, is very common. The symptoms occasionally are confirmed to one side of the plant. The disease appears early in the season, usually with initial growth after transplanting. Most infected plants recover as new symptomless leaves develop. The virus is transmitted by nematodes. In the field, infected plants may appear alone or clustered. Ringspot may occur in the plant bed.
1440029 Tobacco Ringspot Virus Nepovirus TRSV Tobacco ringspot has the most distinctive symptoms of the virus diseases. The name truly describes the disease because chlorotic or necrotic rings occur in the leaf. A concentric line pattern of chlorotic and necrotic tissue, often forming an "oak leaf" pattern, is very common. The symptoms occasionally are confirmed to one side of the plant. The disease appears early in the season, usually with initial growth after transplanting. Most infected plants recover as new symptomless leaves develop. The virus is transmitted by nematodes. In the field, infected plants may appear alone or clustered. Ringspot may occur in the plant bed.
1234120 Tobacco Mosaic Virus Tobamovirus TMV
1234130 Tobacco Mosaic Virus Tobamovirus TMV
1234113 Tobacco Mosaic Virus Tobamovirus TMV
1402029 Potato Virus Y Potyvirus PVY Mild symptoms of this virus disease include leaf mottling and crinkling, prominent veins, and curved midribs. Leaf tissue, except for that around the veins, turns slightly yellow in color. This gives the veins a green-banded appearance. As the leaves mature, sunken brown spots may develop on the upper surface of the midrib. Systematic necrosis frequently occurs in cultivars resistant to root-knot nematodes. As lower leaves begin to ripen, midribs may turn black; leaves may die and fall from the stalk. If the stalk is split, areas of black discoloration will be found extending from top to bottom of the plant.
1402031 Tobacco Ringspot Virus Nepovirus TRSV The virus disease first appears as circular line patterns of yellow and brown tissue on young leaves. These line patterns may follow the leaf veins and form the outline of an oak leaf. Some of the plant tissue may die, resulting in a "shot-hole" appearance. Symptom severity varies from a few ringspots to a dwarfed plant with numerous patterns and ragged leaves. Ringspot usually appears on scattered plants and causes little or no economic loss.
1402026 Tobacco Mosaic Virus Tobamovirus TMV The first symptom of this virus disease is a light green coloration between the veins of young leaves. This is followed quickly by the development of a "mosaic" or mottled pattern of light and dark green areas in the leaves. These symptoms develop quickly and are more pronounced on younger leaves. Mosaic does not result in plant death, but if infection occurs early in the season, plants are stunted. Lower leaves are subject to "mosaic burn," especially during periods of hot and dry weather. In these cases, large dead areas develop in the leaves. This constitutes one of the most destructive phases of tobacco mosaic virus infection. Infected leaves may be crinkled, puckered, or elongated.
0162072 Arabis Mosaic Virus Nepovirus ArMV
0162078 Lettuce Infectious Yellows Virus Crinivirus LIYV
0176005 Tomato Black Ring Virus Nepovirus TBRV Symptoms of tomato black ring nepovirus on Daucus carota cv. Panther.
0162088 Satsuma Dwarf Virus Sadwavirus SDV Boat and spoon-shaped malformed leaves of satsuma mandarin trees affected with the necrotic strain of satsuma dwarf virus.
0454049 Barley Stripe Mosaic Virus Hordeivirus BSMV Barley infected by barley stripe mosaic hordeivirus.
0177024 Plum Pox Virus Potyvirus PPV Fruit symptoms of plum pox potyvirus infection on apricot.
0162075 Lettuce Infectious Yellows Virus Crinivirus LIYV Field symptoms in melon (Cucumis melo).
1440039 Tobacco Streak Virus Ilarvirus TSV Streak in burley tobacco follows a typical pattern wherein vigorously growing plants suddenly develop a severe necrotic streaking of the bud leaves and stalk. The stalk is marked by a depressed dark area, and the midveins of the leaves have dead streaks in them. The leaves curl downward, are distorted, wilted, and usually chlorotic. When death of the affected plant seems imminent, growth resumes from the bud with resulting leaves appearing normal except for occasional faint mottling. Leaves damaged early are permanently dwarfed and exhibit numerous necrotic areas. The virus is common in sweet clover and is presumably moved to tobacco by an insect, probably by thrips.
0176037 Arabis Mosaic Virus Nepovirus ArMV Grapevines with panachure due to arabis mosaic nepovirus, cv. Tamiioasca romineasca.
0162095 Satsuma Dwarf Virus Sadwavirus SDV Symptoms of satsuma dwarf virus on a shoot of satsuma mandarin tree. Note the boat and spoon-shaped leaves.
0162094 Satsuma Dwarf Virus Sadwavirus SDV Boat and spoon-shaped malformed leaves of satsuma mandarin trees affected with the necrotic strain of satsuma dwarf virus.
0162074 Cherry Rasp Leaf Virus Nepovirus CRLV Symptoms of cherry rasp leaf nepovirus infection in apple; healthy right affected left
0176023 Tomato Mosaic Virus Tobamovirus ToMV field symptoms on tomato
0177013 Citrus Tristeza Virus Closterovirus CTV Citrus tristeza virus: dieback of sweet orange grafted on sour orange.
0656012 Citrus Tristeza Virus Closterovirus CTV Stem pitting induced by citrus tristeza closterovirus on small branches of grapefruit grafted on the tristeza-tolerant rootstock Citrus limonia.
0162104 Tobacco Ringspot Virus Nepovirus TRSV
1402027 Tobacco Mosaic Virus Tobamovirus TMV The first symptom of this virus disease is a light green coloration between the veins of young leaves. This is followed quickly by the development of a "mosaic" or mottled pattern of light and dark green areas in the leaves. These symptoms develop quickly and are more pronounced on younger leaves. Mosaic does not result in plant death, but if infection occurs early in the season, plants are stunted. Lower leaves are subject to "mosaic burn," especially during periods of hot and dry weather. In these cases, large dead areas develop in the leaves. This constitutes one of the most destructive phases of tobacco mosaic virus infection. Infected leaves may be crinkled, puckered, or elongated.
0162071 Arabis Mosaic Virus Nepovirus ArMV Symptoms on raspberry (Rubus idaeus cv. Malling Admiral).
5424475 Tobacco Ringspot Virus Nepovirus TRSV Single TRSV-infected plant.
5424476 Tobacco Ringspot Virus Nepovirus TRSV Leaf on left with ringspots and small areas of "oak leaf" symptom.
5424477 Tobacco Streak Virus Ilarvirus TSV It is characterized by striking patterns of necrotic leaf tissue usually bearing a close relation to the veins. Some leaves may be affected on one side only. Midribs have dead streaks and the small veins are darkened. Stalks can show depressed dead areas. Apparently normal-growing plants develop necrosis, puckering, and curling of the young leaves. Affected plants appear permanently injured and likely to die; this severe stage soon passes, however, and the plants resume apparently normal growth, with only the originally affected leaves being misshapen and dwarfed.
1440040 Potato Virus Y Potyvirus PVY The initial symptom of PVY infection is vein clearing on newly developing leaves. The extent of the vein clearing is intermediate between that caused by TEV and TVMV. Leaves then develop a faint mottling and the characteristic vein banding: dark green bands along the veins with lighter green tissue adjacent. The pattern is more regular than that caused by TVMV. Veinlets and veins may become necrotic on plants infected with severe strains of PVY. This Virus is transmitted from vegetables and weeds to tobacco by migrating aphids.
0176042 Arabis Mosaic Virus Nepovirus ArMV Hop garden, "nettlehead"-diseased area (arabis mosaic nepovirus infection).
1440038 Tobacco Streak Virus Ilarvirus TSV Streak in burley tobacco follows a typical pattern wherein vigorously growing plants suddenly develop a severe necrotic streaking of the bud leaves and stalk. The stalk is marked by a depressed dark area, and the midveins of the leaves have dead streaks in them. The leaves curl downward, are distorted, wilted, and usually chlorotic. When death of the affected plant seems imminent, growth resumes from the bud with resulting leaves appearing normal except for occasional faint mottling. Leaves damaged early are permanently dwarfed and exhibit numerous necrotic areas. The virus is common in sweet clover and is presumably moved to tobacco by an insect, probably by thrips.
5418735 Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus Tritimovirus WSMV Severe WSMV in inoculated spring wheat
5418736 Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus Tritimovirus WSMV Severe WSMV in inoculated spring wheat
5418704 Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus Tritimovirus WSMV Wheat streak mosaic in inoculated winter wheat, right; uninoculated, left
5418705 Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus Tritimovirus WSMV WSMV symptoms in inoculated wheat
5418721 Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus Tritimovirus WSMV WSMV in inoculated spring wheat, left; uninoculated plot, right
5418732 Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus Tritimovirus WSMV Severe WSMV in inoculated spring wheat
5418733 Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus Tritimovirus WSMV Severe WSMV in inoculated spring wheat
5418734 Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus Tritimovirus WSMV Severe WSMV in inoculated spring wheat
0176041 Arabis Mosaic Virus Nepovirus ArMV Hop with "nettlehead" due to arabis mosaic nepovirus.
1440037 Cucumber Mosaic Virus Cucumovirus CMV The symptoms of CMV infection are quite striking and resemble those caused by other aphid-borne viruses and tobacco mosaic virus. Typical symptoms are mottling or mosaic of the young leaves, sometimes accompanied by stunted, narrow, or distorted older leaves. Scalding of infected leaves may also occur. Cucumber mosaic virus is transmitted by aphids migrating from infected weeds and vegetable crops. CMV is relatively rare in burley.
1440034 Tobacco Etch Virus Potyvirus TEV The first symptom of TEV infection is a pronounced vein clearing on expanding leaves. This is followed by necrosis of a thin line of tissue along the veins, resulting in an etched pattern. Subsequently, young leaves develop a mosaic which fades to mottling as the leaf ages. Etching and more pronounced veinal necrosis is common. Plant growth is retarded, resulting in stunting, especially when young plants are infected. The virus overwinters in perennial solanaceous weeds and is transmitted to tobacco by migrating aphids. TEV often occurs in combination with other aphid-borne viruses. Tobacco etch is one of the most common virus diseases of burley.
0656011 Citrus Tristeza Virus Closterovirus CTV Inverse pitting, honey combing, or pinholing induced by citrus tristeza closterovirus below the bud union on sweet orange trees grafted on sour orange rootstock.
1440035 Tobacco Vein Mottling Virus Potyvirus TVMV The initial symptom of TVMV infection is a slight, barely visible clearing on expanding leaves. Subsequently, leaves develop irregular green patterns of mottling adjacent to the veins; this is most evident on the ruffles at the base of older leaves. Chlorosis of infected leaves is extensive, giving the plants a pale green or yellow appearance which may be evident from a distance. Necrotic spotting of the leaf, indistinguishable from weather fleck, may develop and become increasingly prevalent as plants mature. The earlier that plants are infected with the virus, the greater the damage. The virus overwinters in perennial solanaceous weeds and is transmitted to tobacco by aphids. The virus is often found in combination with TEV. TVMV is also one of the most prevalent viruses in burley.
1440036 Tobacco Vein Mottling Virus Potyvirus TVMV The initial symptom of TVMV infection is a slight, barely visible clearing on expanding leaves. Subsequently, leaves develop irregular green patterns of mottling adjacent to the veins; this is most evident on the ruffles at the base of older leaves. Chlorosis of infected leaves is extensive, giving the plants a pale green or yellow appearance which may be evident from a distance. Necrotic spotting of the leaf, indistinguishable from weather fleck, may develop and become increasingly prevalent as plants mature. The earlier that plants are infected with the virus, the greater the damage. The virus overwinters in perennial solanaceous weeds and is transmitted to tobacco by aphids. The virus is often found in combination with TEV. TVMV is also one of the most prevalent viruses in burley.
1402030 Potato Virus Y Potyvirus PVY Mild symptoms of this virus disease include leaf mottling and crinkling, prominent veins, and curved midribs. Leaf tissue, except for that around the veins, turns slightly yellow in color. This gives the veins a green-banded appearance. As the leaves mature, sunken brown spots may develop on the upper surface of the midrib. Systematic necrosis frequently occurs in cultivars resistant to root-knot nematodes. As lower leaves begin to ripen, midribs may turn black; leaves may die and fall from the stalk. If the stalk is split, areas of black discoloration will be found extending from top to bottom of the plant.
0176004 Tomato Black Ring Virus Nepovirus TBRV Symptoms of tomato black ring nepovirus on grapevine.
1570159 Potato Virus X Potexvirus PVX
1440032 Tobacco Etch Virus Potyvirus TEV The first symptom of TEV infection is a pronounced vein clearing on expanding leaves. This is followed by necrosis of a thin line of tissue along the veins, resulting in an etched pattern. Subsequently, young leaves develop a mosaic which fades to mottling as the leaf ages. Etching and more pronounced veinal necrosis is common. Plant growth is retarded, resulting in stunting, especially when young plants are infected. The virus overwinters in perennial solanaceous weeds and is transmitted to tobacco by migrating aphids. TEV often occurs in combination with other aphid-borne viruses. Tobacco etch is one of the most common virus diseases of burley.
1440041 Alfalfa Mosaic Virus Alfamovirus AMV The most distinguishing symptom of alfalfa mosaic virus is a bright yellow mosaic of the affected leaves, however, not all strains of the virus produce this symptom. Chlorotic line patterns similar to the symptoms of tobacco ringspot are common. Chlorotic blotches and vein clearing of expanding leaves are often present. The virus overwinters in legumes and is transmitted to tobacco by aphids. AMV is found infrequently in burley.
0176002 Tobacco Ringspot Virus Nepovirus TRSV Advanced symptoms of Andean potato calico in potato, due to potato black ringspot nepovirus.
1402028 Potato Virus Y Potyvirus PVY Mild symptoms of this virus disease include leaf mottling and crinkling, prominent veins, and curved midribs. Leaf tissue, except for that around the veins, turns slightly yellow in color. This gives the veins a green-banded appearance. As the leaves mature, sunken brown spots may develop on the upper surface of the midrib. Systematic necrosis frequently occurs in cultivars resistant to root-knot nematodes. As lower leaves begin to ripen, midribs may turn black; leaves may die and fall from the stalk. If the stalk is split, areas of black discoloration will be found extending from top to bottom of the plant.
0162081 Peach Rosette Mosaic Virus Nepovirus PRMV
0162080 Peach Rosette Mosaic Virus Nepovirus PRMV on American grape (Vitis labrusca cv. Concord)
1234114 Tobacco Mosaic Virus Tobamovirus TMV
0162079 Lettuce Infectious Yellows Virus Crinivirus LIYV
1234119 Tobacco Mosaic Virus Tobamovirus TMV
0176038 Arabis Mosaic Virus Nepovirus ArMV Grapevines with "Reisigkrankheit" due to arabis mosaic nepovirus, cv. Feteasca regale.
1234118 Tobacco Etch Virus Potyvirus TEV
0162076 Lettuce Infectious Yellows Virus Crinivirus LIYV
0176040 Arabis Mosaic Virus Nepovirus ArMV Hop with "nettlehead" due to arabis mosaic nepovirus.
5202034 Citrus Tristeza Virus Closterovirus CTV
5202033 Citrus Tristeza Virus Closterovirus CTV
5202028 Citrus Tristeza Virus Closterovirus CTV
5202029 Citrus Tristeza Virus Closterovirus CTV
5202030 Citrus Tristeza Virus Closterovirus CTV
5202027 Citrus Tristeza Virus Closterovirus CTV
5384568 Carnation Ringspot Virus Dianthovirus CRSV
5384567 Carnation Ringspot Virus Dianthovirus CRSV
5393898 Carnation Latent Virus Carlavirus CLV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of carlavirus and apple mosaic virus infections in a field at Washington, USA.
5393899 Carnation Latent Virus Carlavirus CLV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of carlavirus and apple mosaic virus infections in a field at Washington, USA.
5393896 Carnation Latent Virus Carlavirus CLV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of carlavirus and apple mosaic virus infections in a field at Washington, USA.
5393897 Carnation Latent Virus Carlavirus CLV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of carlavirus and apple mosaic virus infections in a field at Washington, USA.
5393894 Carnation Latent Virus Carlavirus CLV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of carlavirus and apple mosaic virus infections in a field at Washington, USA.
5393895 Carnation Latent Virus Carlavirus CLV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of carlavirus and apple mosaic virus infections in a field at Washington, USA.
5393893 Carnation Latent Virus Carlavirus CLV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of carlavirus and apple mosaic virus infections in a field at Washington, USA.
5393892 Carnation Latent Virus Carlavirus CLV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of carlavirus and apple mosaic virus infections in a field at Washington, USA.
5393890 Carnation Latent Virus Carlavirus CLV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of carlavirus and apple mosaic virus infections in a field at Washington, USA.
5393891 Carnation Latent Virus Carlavirus CLV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of carlavirus and apple mosaic virus infections in a field at Washington, USA.
5393888 Carnation Latent Virus Carlavirus CLV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of carlavirus and apple mosaic virus infections in a field at Washington, USA.
5393889 Carnation Latent Virus Carlavirus CLV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of carlavirus and apple mosaic virus infections in a field at Washington, USA.
5393886 Carnation Latent Virus Carlavirus CLV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of carlavirus and apple mosaic virus infections in a field at Washington, USA.
5393887 Carnation Latent Virus Carlavirus CLV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of carlavirus and apple mosaic virus infections in a field at Washington, USA.
5393884 Carnation Latent Virus Carlavirus CLV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of carlavirus and apple mosaic virus infections in a field at Washington, USA.
5393885 Carnation Latent Virus Carlavirus CLV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of carlavirus and apple mosaic virus infections in a field at Washington, USA.
5393883 Carnation Latent Virus Carlavirus CLV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of carlavirus and apple mosaic virus infections in a field at Washington, USA.
5393882 Carnation Latent Virus Carlavirus CLV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of carlavirus and apple mosaic virus infections in a field at Washington, USA.
5393879 Carnation Latent Virus Carlavirus CLV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of carlavirus and apple mosaic virus infections in a field at Washington, USA.
5393880 Carnation Latent Virus Carlavirus CLV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of carlavirus and apple mosaic virus infections in a field at Washington, USA.
5393881 Carnation Latent Virus Carlavirus CLV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of carlavirus and apple mosaic virus infections in a field at Washington, USA.
5393345 Apple Mosaic Virus Ilarvirus ApMV A common hop leaf showing symptoms of apple mosaic virus infection in a field at Oregon, USA.
5393344 Apple Mosaic Virus Ilarvirus ApMV A common hop leaf showing symptoms of apple mosaic virus infection in a field at Oregon, USA.
5393343 Apple Mosaic Virus Ilarvirus ApMV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of apple mosaic virus infection in a field at Oregon, USA.
5393342 Apple Mosaic Virus Ilarvirus ApMV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of apple mosaic virus infection in a field at Oregon, USA.
5393340 Apple Mosaic Virus Ilarvirus ApMV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of apple mosaic virus infection in a field at Oregon, USA.
5393341 Apple Mosaic Virus Ilarvirus ApMV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of apple mosaic virus infection in a field at Oregon, USA.
5393339 Apple Mosaic Virus Ilarvirus ApMV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of apple mosaic virus infection in a field at Oregon, USA.
5393338 Apple Mosaic Virus Ilarvirus ApMV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of apple mosaic virus infection in a field at Oregon, USA.
5393335 Apple Mosaic Virus Ilarvirus ApMV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of apple mosaic virus infection in a field at Oregon, USA.
5393336 Apple Mosaic Virus Ilarvirus ApMV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of apple mosaic virus infection in a field at Oregon, USA.
5393337 Apple Mosaic Virus Ilarvirus ApMV Common hop leaves showing symptoms of apple mosaic virus infection in a field at Oregon, USA.
1563088 Tomato Ringspot Virus Nepovirus ToRSV Notice reduced growth of vines and clumping of symptomatic plants.
1563089 Tomato Ringspot Virus Nepovirus ToRSV Notice yellowing and dead lower leaves.  Upper leaves are small. 
1563090 Tomato Ringspot Virus Nepovirus ToRSV
1563091 Tomato Ringspot Virus Nepovirus ToRSV
1563092 Tomato Ringspot Virus Nepovirus ToRSV
1563093 Tomato Ringspot Virus Nepovirus ToRSV Infected plants tend to be clumped reflecting presence of the daggar nematode vector.  Notice small leaves and much shortened internodes.
5356742 Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus Luteovirus BYDV Winter wheat plants exhibiting symptoms of Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus.
5365443 Peach Mosaic Virus Trichovirus PcMV A peach plant showing the foliar symptoms of a peach mosaic virus (PcMV) infection.
1525629 Tulip Breaking Virus Potyvirus TBV
1525511 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV Ring Spot Virus on Peony
1525630 Tulip Breaking Virus Potyvirus TBV Color break
1525760 Cucumber Mosaic Virus Cucumovirus CMV Cucumber mosaic virus
5336037 Cucumber Mosaic Virus Cucumovirus CMV
5382202 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX August Moon
5382205 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX August Moon
5382207 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX August Moon
5382208 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX August Moon
5382209 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX August Moon
5382210 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX August Moon
5382211 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX August Moon
5382212 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Symptoms may be difficult to pcik out among naturally varigated forms; An 'August Moon' infected with HVX surrounded by healthy hosta.
5382218 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Birchwood Parky's Gold
5382219 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Blue Cadet
5382220 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Blue Cadet
5382221 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Blue Diamond
5382222 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Blue Diamond
5382223 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Blue Diamond
5382224 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV Devon Green; This cultivar tested positive for both tomato spotted wilt virus (TSWV) and tobacco rattle virus (TRV).
5382225 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV Devon Green; This cultivar tested positive for both tomato spotted wilt virus (TSWV) and tobacco rattle virus (TRV).
5382226 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV Devon Green; This cultivar tested positive for both tomato spotted wilt virus (TSWV) and tobacco rattle virus (TRV).
5382227 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV Elvis Lives; This cultivar tested positive for both tomato spotted wilt virus (TSWV) and tobacco rattle virus (TRV).
5382228 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV Elvis Lives; This cultivar tested positive for both tomato spotted wilt virus (TSWV) and tobacco rattle virus (TRV).
5382234 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Gold Standard
5382242 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Golden Tiara
5382245 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Just So; Also infected with foliar nematodes (brown streaking).
5382246 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Just So; Also infected with foliar nematode (brown streaking).
5382247 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Just So; Also infected with foliar nematode (brown streaking).
5382248 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Just So; healthy plant on right.
5382249 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Lady Guinere; healthy plant on right.
5382250 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Lady Guinere, healthy plant on right.
5382251 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Lady Guinere
5382253 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Lady Guinere; healthy plant on right.
5382254 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Lady Guinere; healthy plant on left.
5382257 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Lady Guinere
5382258 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Lady Guinere; helathy plant on right.
5382259 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Lady Guinere
5382260 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Lady Guinere
5382261 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Lancifolia; This was positive for HVX. Rugosity is not always associated with infection.
5382262 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Lancifolia
5382263 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Marginata Superior
5382266 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Birchwood Parky's Gold
5382267 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Birchwood Parky's Gold; also has foliar nematode infection (yellow and brown streaks in leaf).
5382268 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Pilgrim; healthy plant on right.
5382273 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV Regal Splendor; Tested positive for hosta virus X and tobacco rattle virus (TRV)
5382274 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Revolution
5382275 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Revolution
5382278 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX
5382279 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Scooter
5382280 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Scooter
5382281 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX So Sweet
5382282 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX So Sweet
5382283 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Spritzer
5382284 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Spitzer
5382285 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Sum and Substance; this was infected with HVX and shows characteristic dark, green streaking in foliage
5382286 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Sum and Substance
5382288 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Sum and Substance
5382289 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Sum and Substance
5382290 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Sum and Substance
5382291 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Sum and Substance
5382293 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Wide Brim
5382294 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Wide Brim
5382295 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Wide Brim
5382296 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Wylde Green Cream comparison: healthy plant on right.
5382297 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Wylde Green Cream
5382298 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX Yellow Splash
5382299 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX
5382292 Tobacco Rattle Virus Tobravirus TRV Sun Power
5332083 Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus Tritimovirus WSMV
5332084 Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus Tritimovirus WSMV
5332085 Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus Tritimovirus WSMV
5362097 Cherry Mottle Leaf Virus Trichovirus CMLV Sweet cherry leaves with symptoms of a cherry mottle leaf virus (CMLV) infefction in the field.
5361909 Prune Dwarf Virus Ilarvirus PDV An European plum infected with the prune dwarf virus (PDV) in an orchard.
5361907 Prune Dwarf Virus Ilarvirus PDV An European plum infected with the prune dwarf virus (PDV) in an orchard.
5365446 Peach Mosaic Virus Trichovirus PcMV A peach plant showing the foliar symptoms of a peach mosaic virus (PcMV) infection.
5365444 Peach Mosaic Virus Trichovirus PcMV A peach plant showing the foliar symptoms of a peach mosaic virus (PcMV) infection.
5362178 Peach Mosaic Virus Trichovirus PcMV The color break symptoms of peach mosaic virus (PcMV) infection of a peach flower in the field.
5362176 Peach Mosaic Virus Trichovirus PcMV The color break symptoms of peach mosaic virus (PcMV) infection of a peach flower in the field.
5362107 Cherry Rasp Leaf Virus Nepovirus CRLV Red delicious apple fruits showing the flat fruit symptoms of a cherry rasp leaf virus (CRLV) infection .
5362098 Cherry Rusty Mottle Virus Trichovirus CRMV A sweet cherry plant showing the leaf symptoms of a cherry rusty mottle virus (CRMV)infection in the field.
5362086 Peach Mosaic Virus Trichovirus PcMV Loring peach showing symptoms of peach mosaic virus (PcMV) infection (on the right) on a field at Colorado.
5362080 Peach Mosaic Virus Trichovirus PcMV The Early Red Haven variety of peach showing rosetting symptoms (on the right) of an infection caused by peach mosaic virus (PcMV) in the field.
5361977 Tomato Ringspot Virus Nepovirus ToRSV Graft union incompatibility in apricot cuased by tomato ringspot virus (ToRSV) in the field.
5361971 Tomato Ringspot Virus Nepovirus ToRSV An apple stem with the typical symptom of apple union necrosis and decline (AUND) infection cuased by tomato ringspot virus (ToRSV) in the field.
5361914 Apple Mosaic Virus Ilarvirus ApMV A tree of the Golden Delicious apple showing leaf symptoms of apple mosaic virus (ApMV) in the field.
0660072 Plum Pox Virus Potyvirus PPV Plum pox potyvirus: yellow rings on a yellow-fleshed peach cultivar.
0656095 Plum Pox Virus Potyvirus PPV Symptoms of plum pox on fruits and seed on apricot, showing brownish depressions and grooves on the surface.
5357068 Papaya Mosaic Virus Potexvirus PapMV Papaya leaf displaying symptoms of infection with Papaya Mosaic Virus.
0656042 Citrus Tatter Leaf Virus Capillovirus CTLV Bud-union crease of sweet orange on trifoliate orange rootstock (Poncirus trifoliata) one year after inoculation with citrus tatter leaf capillovirus.
0656043 Citrus Tatter Leaf Virus Capillovirus CTLV Leaf symptoms caused by citrus tatter leaf capillovirus in citrange (Citroncirus webberi) cv. Rusk.
5266072 Tomato Mosaic Virus Tobamovirus ToMV
5266070 Tomato Mosaic Virus Tobamovirus ToMV
5363721 Squash Mosaic Virus Comovirus SqMV A zucchini squash leaf showing symptoms of the squash virus infection.
5356770 Apple Mosaic Virus Ilarvirus ApMV Young apple tree showing symptoms of severe infection with Apple Mosaic Virus.
5357069 Papaya Mosaic Virus Potexvirus PapMV Papaya plant displaying symptoms of infection with Papaya Mosaic Virus.
5357067 Papaya Mosaic Virus Potexvirus PapMV Papaya leaves showing symptoms of infection with Papaya Mosaic Virus.
1524081 Maize Chlorotic Dwarf Virus Waikavirus MCDV
5359676 Tobacco Mosaic Virus Tobamovirus TMV Tobacco plant showing symptoms of infection with Tobacco Mosaic Virus.
5356704 Cucumber Mosaic Virus Cucumovirus CMV Cucumber leaves displaying symptoms of Cucumber Mosaic Virus.
5361710 Bean Leaf Roll Virus Luteovirus BLRV Spinach plants showing symptoms of infection with Beet Western Yellows Virus.
5361709 Bean Leaf Roll Virus Luteovirus BLRV Spinach plants showing symptoms of infection with Beet Western Yellows Virus.
5361708 Bean Leaf Roll Virus Luteovirus BLRV Spinach plants showing symptoms of infection with Beet Western Yellows Virus.
5359679 Alfalfa Mosaic Virus Alfamovirus AMV Pepper plants afflicted with Calico Virus.
5363726 Bean Leaf Roll Virus Luteovirus BLRV Garbanzo bean (chickpea) plant showing symptoms of Pea Leaf Roll Virus.
5363724 Bean Leaf Roll Virus Luteovirus BLRV Field of garbanzo beans (chickpeas) showing symptoms of Pea Leaf Roll Virus.
5363725 Bean Leaf Roll Virus Luteovirus BLRV Garbanzo bean (chickpea) plants showing symptoms of Pea Leaf Roll Virus.
5363723 Bean Leaf Roll Virus Luteovirus BLRV Field of garbanzo beans (chickpeas) showing symptoms of Pea Leaf Roll Virus.
5361707 Bean Leaf Roll Virus Luteovirus BLRV Spinach field with plants showing symptoms of infection with Beet Western Yellows Virus.
5357097 Beet Necrotic Yellow Vein Virus Benyvirus BNYVV Sugar beet sliced open to show vascular discoloration characteristic of Rhizomania, caused by Beet Necrotic Yellow Vein Virus (BNYVV), vectored by the soilborne fungus Polmyxa betae.
5357096 Beet Necrotic Yellow Vein Virus Benyvirus BNYVV Sugar beet showing symptoms of Rhizomania, caused by Beet Necrotic Yellow Vein Virus (BNYVV), vectored by the soilborne fungus Polmyxa betae.
5360715 Potato Leaf Roll Virus Polerovirus PLRV Potato plant displaying symptoms of Potato Leaf Roll Virus (vectored by aphids), next to a healthy plant.
5360714 Potato Leaf Roll Virus Polerovirus PLRV Potato plant displaying symptoms of Potato Leaf Roll Virus (vectored by aphids), next to a healthy plant.
5356842 Potato Leaf Roll Virus Polerovirus PLRV Potato plant displaying symptoms of Potato Leaf Roll Virus, Peru and Bolivia.
5357041 Potato Mop Top Virus Carlavirus PMTV Potato leaf showing symptoms of infection with Potato Mop Top Virus.
5357315 Alfalfa Mosaic Virus Alfamovirus AMV A potato leaf showing symptoms of Alfalfa Mosaic Virus (AMV) in the field.
5357314 Alfalfa Mosaic Virus Alfamovirus AMV A potato leaf showing symptoms of Alfalfa Mosaic Virus (AMV) in the field.
5362102 Cherry Rasp Leaf Virus Nepovirus CRLV Unusual growth pattern in an apple tree, a symptom of Cherry Rasp Leaf Virus (CRLV).
5362100 Cherry Rusty Mottle Virus Trichovirus CRMV Sweet cherry tree showing symptoms of Prunus Rusty Mottle Virus.
5356766 Grapevine Corky Bark-associated Virus Closterovirus GCBaV Symptoms of Corky Bark Virus on the lower trunk of a grapevine.
5356767 Grapevine Corky Bark-associated Virus Closterovirus GCBaV Grapevine showing symptoms of Corky Bark Virus -- note uneven development of stem.
5357022 Grapevine Fanleaf Virus Nepovirus GFLV Symptoms of Grape Fan Leaf Virus.
5362133 Soil Borne Wheat Mosaic Virus Furovirus SBWMV Young wheat plants showing symptoms of Soil-Borne Wheat Mosaic Virus (SBWMV).
5356863 Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus Tritimovirus WSMV Winter wheat leaf exhibiting symptoms of Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus.
5356862 Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus Tritimovirus WSMV Winter wheat leaves exhibiting symptoms of Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus.
5356861 Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus Tritimovirus WSMV Winter wheat leaf exhibiting symptoms of Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus.
5356860 Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus Tritimovirus WSMV Winter wheat plants exhibiting symptoms of Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus.
5356859 Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus Tritimovirus WSMV Winter wheat plants exhibiting symptoms of Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus.
5356753 Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus Tritimovirus WSMV Winter wheat plants exhibiting symptoms of Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus.
5356740 Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus Tritimovirus WSMV Winter wheat plants exhibiting symptoms of Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus.
5356739 Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus Luteovirus BYDV Winter wheat showing symptoms of Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus.
5357095 Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus Luteovirus BYDV Winter wheat plants exhibiting symptoms of Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus.
5357094 Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus Luteovirus BYDV Winter wheat plants exhibiting symptoms of Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus.
5357093 Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus Luteovirus BYDV Winter wheat plants exhibiting symptoms of Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus.
5359873 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV Dry bean leaf showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus.
5359872 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV Dry bean leaves showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus.
5359871 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV Dry bean leaves showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus.
5359870 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV Dry bean plants showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus.
5359869 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV Dry bean plants showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus.
5359867 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV Dry bean plants showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus.
5359868 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV Dry bean plants showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus.
5362090 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV An Enola (a variety of drybeans) plant showing symptoms of the Bean Common Mosaic Virus (BCMV) in the field.
5362092 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV An Enola (a variety of drybeans) plant showing symptoms of the Bean Common Mosaic Virus (BCMV) in the field.
5365722 Tobacco Streak Virus Ilarvirus TSV A drybean plant showing red node symptoms of the  Tobacco Streak Virus (TSV) in the field.
5365720 Tobacco Streak Virus Ilarvirus TSV A drybean plant showing red node symptoms of the  Tobacco Streak Virus (TSV) in the field.
5365721 Tobacco Streak Virus Ilarvirus TSV A drybean leaflet showing red node symptoms of the  Tobacco Streak Virus (TSV) in the field.
5365718 Tobacco Streak Virus Ilarvirus TSV A drybean plant showing red node symptoms of the  Tobacco Streak Virus (TSV) in the field.
5365719 Tobacco Streak Virus Ilarvirus TSV A drybean plant showing red node symptoms of the  Tobacco Streak Virus (TSV) in the field.
5365716 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV A drybean leaflet showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus (BCMV) in the field.
5365717 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV A drybean leaflet showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus (BCMV) in the field.
5365715 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV Drybean leaflets showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus (BCMV) in the field.
5365713 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV Drybean leaves showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus (BCMV) in the field.
5365714 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV Drybean leaves showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus (BCMV) in the field.
5365712 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV Drybean leaflets showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus (BCMV) in the field.
5365710 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV Drybean plants showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus (BCMV) in the field.
5365711 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV Drybean plants showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus (BCMV) in the field.
5365709 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV Drybean plants showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus (BCMV) in the field.
5365707 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV Drybean leaflet showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus (BCMV) in the field.
5365708 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV Drybean leaflets showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus (BCMV) in the field.
5365706 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV Drybean leaflets showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus (BCMV) in the field.
5365705 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV Drybean plants showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus (BCMV) in the field.
5364337 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV Dry bean field showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus.
1524173 Tobacco Ringspot Virus Nepovirus TRSV
5360384 Bean Common Mosaic Virus Potyvirus BCMV Drybean leaflets showing symptoms of Bean Common Mosaic Virus (BCMV) in the field.
5359593 Wheat Streak Mosaic Virus Tritimovirus WSMV
5359592 Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus Luteovirus BYDV
5077088 Bean Pod Mottle Virus Comovirus BPMV comparison of seed coat mottling to non-mottled soybean seed; 2002
5259086 Cucumber Mosaic Virus Cucumovirus CMV
5259094 Peanut Stunt Virus Cucumovirus PSV
5259100 Tobacco Mosaic Virus Tobamovirus TMV
1483027 Papaya Ringspot Virus Potyvirus PRV
1483028 Papaya Ringspot Virus Potyvirus PRV
1483029 Papaya Ringspot Virus Potyvirus PRV
5026076 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX random leaf pucker and chlorotic mottle are symptoms of HVX
5026077 Hosta Virus X Potexvirus HVX
5125003 Cucurbit Yellow Stunting Disorder Virus Crinivirus CYSDV Infected honeydew melon plants; The disease progresses from initial mottling of leaves into leaves that are completely yellow with veins sometimes remaining green. The oldest leaves develop symptoms first, so these leaves have the pronounced yellow color
5077006 Squash Mosaic Virus Comovirus SqMV Leaves appear with yellow and green mosaic pattern. Leaves may be puckered and distorted.
5077037 Turnip Mosaic Virus Potyvirus TuMV Interveinal chlorosis observed. Leaves will sometime appear puckered and distorted.e-fla
5077081 Bean Pod Mottle Virus Comovirus BPMV Non-inoculated soybean plant vs a BPMV-inoculated soybean plant; note reduction of pods & seeds per pod; 1-Oct-02
5077082 Bean Pod Mottle Virus Comovirus BPMV Non-inoculated control soybean plot vs a BPMV-inoculated soybean plot; note height reduction in BPMV- inoculated plot; 29-Jul-02
5077083 Bean Pod Mottle Virus Comovirus BPMV mottled and distorted soybean trifoliate; 15-Jul-02
5077084 Bean Pod Mottle Virus Comovirus BPMV Bean Leaf Beetle feeding on soybean
5077085 Bean Pod Mottle Virus Comovirus BPMV mottled and distorted soybean plant; 21-Jul-02
5077086 Bean Pod Mottle Virus Comovirus BPMV chlorotic mottled and distorted soybean plants; 22-Jul-02
5077087 Bean Pod Mottle Virus Comovirus BPMV chlorotic mottled and distorted soybean plants; 22-Jul-02

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