What are the symptoms of virus infection in plants?
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the symptoms of virus infection in plants:
(i) Chlorosis:
It is characterized by the uneven distribution of chlorophyll in yellow and green patches on the leaf.
These patches are irregularly distributed among normal green tissues and make a mosaic pattern.
This is the most common symptom and is produced by various viruses
e.g.
mosaic of cucurbits,
mosaic of potato,
mosaic of sugarcane,
Tobacco mosaic
(ii) Yellows:
In this symptom uniform chlorosis of the leaves take place.
e.g.
Rice yellows.
(iii) Root Symptoms:
Infected plants show the drying of lateral roots, over production of tumors and galls in roots.
e.g.
wound tumor disease of Pea.
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the symptoms of virus infection in plants:
(i) Chlorosis:
It is characterized by the uneven distribution of chlorophyll in yellow and green patches on the leaf.
These patches are irregularly distributed among normal green tissues and make a mosaic pattern.
This is the most common symptom and is produced by various viruses
e.g.
mosaic of cucurbits,
mosaic of potato,
mosaic of sugarcane,
Tobacco mosaic
(ii) Yellows:
In this symptom uniform chlorosis of the leaves take place.
e.g.
Rice yellows.
(iii) Root Symptoms:
Infected plants show the drying of lateral roots, over production of tumors and galls in roots.
e.g.
wound tumor disease of Pea.
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The effects may also be named in terms indicating the processes altering the appearance of the diseased plants, e.g. 'edge yellowing' and 'mottling'. Both approaches lead to a different naming of symptoms: yellow edge - edge yellowing, mottle - mottling.
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