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Novel Pathogenic Strain of Watermelon mosaic virus Occurred on Insam (Panax ginseng)
Copyright policy )Novel Pathogenic Strain of Watermelon mosaic virus Occurred on Insam (Panax ginseng)
A disease, supposedly caused by a virus, was observed from Insam (Panax ginseng) fields of Punggi in year 2006. It has long believed to be a physiological disorder. However, the incidence of the disease has increased every year. When several samples were observed under electron microscope, filamentous virus-like particles were observed. The nucleotide sequences of the virus were analyzed by RT-PCR with specific primer sets derived from the results of DNA chip. The results indicated that the disease was caused by Watermelon mosaic virus (WMV). It revealed that the result of the biological assay by the virus was different from that of WMV previously found in other crops. Therefore, this is the first report that WMV causes the disease in P. ginseng and the virus is named to be WMV-Insam.
- Kyungpook National University Korea (Republic of)
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: food.ingredient Strain (chemistry) Potyvirus Biology biology.organism_classification Virology Virus Ginseng food Specific primers Bioassay Watermelon mosaic virus
Medical Subject Headings: viruses
Library of Congress Subject Headings: lcsh:S1-972 lcsh:Agriculture (General)
Potyvirus, Panax ginseng, Plant Science, Biochemistry, Insam, DNA chip, Agronomy and Crop Science, Molecular Biology, Biotechnology
Potyvirus, Panax ginseng, Plant Science, Biochemistry, Insam, DNA chip, Agronomy and Crop Science, Molecular Biology, Biotechnology
Microsoft Academic Graph classification: food.ingredient Strain (chemistry) Potyvirus Biology biology.organism_classification Virology Virus Ginseng food Specific primers Bioassay Watermelon mosaic virus
Medical Subject Headings: viruses
Library of Congress Subject Headings: lcsh:S1-972 lcsh:Agriculture (General)
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A disease, supposedly caused by a virus, was observed from Insam (Panax ginseng) fields of Punggi in year 2006. It has long believed to be a physiological disorder. However, the incidence of the disease has increased every year. When several samples were observed under electron microscope, filamentous virus-like particles were observed. The nucleotide sequences of the virus were analyzed by RT-PCR with specific primer sets derived from the results of DNA chip. The results indicated that the disease was caused by Watermelon mosaic virus (WMV). It revealed that the result of the biological assay by the virus was different from that of WMV previously found in other crops. Therefore, this is the first report that WMV causes the disease in P. ginseng and the virus is named to be WMV-Insam.