Cynodon chlorotic streak virus

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Complete nucleotide sequence, host range and transmissio of the dominant reovirus causing maize rough dwarf disease in Isfahan. Skip to main content. Amir Massah. Phytopathology , 01 Oct , 75 10 : DOI: Read article at publisher's site DOI : Arch Virol , 10 , 04 Jul Cited by: 0 articles PMID: Eur J Plant Pathol , 1 , 01 Jan Plant Dis , 87 10 , 01 Oct Greber RS.

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Khaless N ,. El Maataoui M ,. Agronomical control of MCDV is possible by early planting of maize to escape peak vector populations and by herbicide eradication of overwintering Johnson grass. However, the latter treatment may result in increased MCDV incidence in susceptible hybrids due to mass migration of viruliferous leafhoppers from dying Johnson grass.

Maize inbreds with high levels of tolerance to MCDV have been developed. Virus resistance appears inherited mostly as a dominant to partially dominant trait. Commercial hybrids with various degrees of resistance or tolerance and with agronomically satisfactory characteristics are available.

The systemic insecticide carbofuran which remains toxic to the leaf-hopper for up to 55 days after application at planting time is very effective and can control the disease. As a result the economic impact of the virus has decreased and it no longer poses a significant threat to US maize production.

Figure 1 a Long continuous stripes along the veins of sweet corn caused by maize mosaic virus. Continue reading here: Maize Chlorotic Mottle Virus.