Incomplete infection of secondarily infected potato plants – an environment dependent underestimated mechanism in plant virology

The common assumption in potato virus epidemiology is that all daughter tubers produced by plants coming from infected mother tubers (secondary infection) will become infected via systemic translocation of the virus during growth. We hypothesize that depending on the prevalent environmental conditio...

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Main Authors:	Bertschinger, Lukas, Bühler, Lukas, Dupuis, Brice, Duffy, Brion, Gessier, Cesare, Forbes, Gregory A., Keller, Ernst R., Scheldegger, Urs C., Struik, Paul C.
Format:	Artículo
Language:	Inglés
Published:	Frontiers Media S.A. 2022
Subjects:	Autoinfection Plant viruses Seed potato systems Seed degeneration Food security Climate change Epigenetics Gene-silencing https://purl.org/pe-repo/ocde/ford#4.01.01
Online Access:	https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12955/2056 https://doi.org/10.3389/fpls.2017.00074

Incomplete Infection of Secondarily Infected Potato Plants – an Environment Dependent Underestimated Mechanism in Plant Virology by Bertschinger, L., Bühler, L., Dupuis, B., Gessler, C., Forbes, G., Keller, E.R., Scheidegger, Urs C., Struik, Paul C.

Published 2017

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Incomplete infection of secondarily infected potato plants – an environment dependent underestimated mechanism in plant virology

Incomplete Infection of Secondarily Infected Potato Plants – an Environment Dependent Underestimated Mechanism in Plant Virology by Bertschinger, L., Bühler, L., Dupuis, B., Gessler, C., Forbes, G., Keller, E.R., Scheidegger, Urs C., Struik, Paul C.

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