Vector relationship of Graminella nigrifrons to maize dwarf virus.

In laboratory colonies where the ratio of males to female was normally 2:1, 34-35% of adult Graminella migrifrons trynsmitted maize chlorotic dwary virus (MCDV). There was a statistically significant difference between the rate of MCDV transmission by female (46%) and that by males (29%). After that they began to reacquire the virus from the same test plants. This transmission data from tests involving transziers at intervals of more than 3 days may suggested that MCDV is being transmitted by G. nigrifrons in a persistent manner. In reality, all aspects of the transmission process reveal a realtionship between MCDV and G. nigrifrons that is not persistent and is best described as transient or transitory.

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Principais autores: CHOUDHURY, M. M, ROSENKRANZ, E.
Outros Autores: MOHAMMAD MENHAZ CHOUDHURY, CPATSA; Eugen Rosenkranz.
Formato: Artigo de periódico biblioteca
Idioma:English
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Publicado em: 1996-07-01
Assuntos:Graminella migrifrons, Maize, Vector, Doença, Milho, Vírus, Zea Mays,
Acesso em linha:http://www.alice.cnptia.embrapa.br/alice/handle/doc/131808
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