Insect vectors of cowpea mosaic virus in Nigeria

A yellow strain of cowpea mosaic virus (CPMV) was transmitted in cowpea by two thrips, Sericothrips occipitalis and Taeniothrips sjostedti; two chrysomelid beetles, Ootheca mutabilis and Paraluperodes quaternus; a curculionid beetle, Nematocerus acerbus; and two acridid grasshoppers, Catantops spiss...

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Autores principales: Whitney, W.K., Gilmer, R.M.
Formato: Journal Article
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Wiley 1974
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/97947
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description A yellow strain of cowpea mosaic virus (CPMV) was transmitted in cowpea by two thrips, Sericothrips occipitalis and Taeniothrips sjostedti; two chrysomelid beetles, Ootheca mutabilis and Paraluperodes quaternus; a curculionid beetle, Nematocerus acerbus; and two acridid grasshoppers, Catantops spissus spissus and Zonocerus variegatus. Summarizing trials with single insects, the efficiency of transmission of CPMV averaged 18—21% for N. acerbus and the two grasshoppers, 55% for P. quaternus, and 71% for O. mutabilis. Twenty‐two and 40% of the plants exposed to large populations of S. occipitalis and T. sjostedti, respectively, were infected. In three trials with an aphid, Aphis craccivora, 4 of 49 plants were infected with CPMV, but these infections were considered spurious because no infections occurred in any of 63 plants exposed to this insect in four other trials. A coreid bug, Riptortus dentipes, did not transmit CPMV. Mosaic symptoms in infected plants appeared 5—39 days after they were exposed to vectors. Infective virus was recovered from fresh faecal pellets of each grasshopper vector.
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spelling CGSpace979472024-05-15T05:12:09Z Insect vectors of cowpea mosaic virus in Nigeria Whitney, W.K. Gilmer, R.M. cowpea mosaic virus cultivars A yellow strain of cowpea mosaic virus (CPMV) was transmitted in cowpea by two thrips, Sericothrips occipitalis and Taeniothrips sjostedti; two chrysomelid beetles, Ootheca mutabilis and Paraluperodes quaternus; a curculionid beetle, Nematocerus acerbus; and two acridid grasshoppers, Catantops spissus spissus and Zonocerus variegatus. Summarizing trials with single insects, the efficiency of transmission of CPMV averaged 18—21% for N. acerbus and the two grasshoppers, 55% for P. quaternus, and 71% for O. mutabilis. Twenty‐two and 40% of the plants exposed to large populations of S. occipitalis and T. sjostedti, respectively, were infected. In three trials with an aphid, Aphis craccivora, 4 of 49 plants were infected with CPMV, but these infections were considered spurious because no infections occurred in any of 63 plants exposed to this insect in four other trials. A coreid bug, Riptortus dentipes, did not transmit CPMV. Mosaic symptoms in infected plants appeared 5—39 days after they were exposed to vectors. Infective virus was recovered from fresh faecal pellets of each grasshopper vector. 1974-05 2018-11-14T06:50:57Z 2018-11-14T06:50:57Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/97947 en Limited Access Wiley Whitney, W.K. & Gilmer, R.M. (1974). Insect vectors of cowpea mosaic virus in Nigeria. Annals of Applied Biology, 77(1), 17-21.
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Insect vectors of cowpea mosaic virus in Nigeria
title Insect vectors of cowpea mosaic virus in Nigeria
title_full Insect vectors of cowpea mosaic virus in Nigeria
title_fullStr Insect vectors of cowpea mosaic virus in Nigeria
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title_short Insect vectors of cowpea mosaic virus in Nigeria
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