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pelargonium net vein agent and pelargonium petal streak as beneficial infections of commercial pelargoniums

Authors: K.W. Bailiss; Alan C. Cassells; G. Minas;

pelargonium net vein agent and pelargonium petal streak as beneficial infections of commercial pelargoniums

Abstract

Abstract Pelargonium Net Vein Agent (PNVA) and Pelargonium Petal Streak Agent (PPSA) have been shown to be graft-transmissable, singly and together, to both ivy-leaf and zonal pelargoniums. In zonal pelargoniums, PNVA symptoms are seasonal; PPSA results in petal curling in some cultivars and in most petal streaking is absent or only on the lower petal surface. PNVA symptoms were stable in the ivy-leaf cultivars studied, as were those of PPSA. There was no interaction between PPSA and PNVA, doubly-infected ivy-leaf cultivars showing both symptom types. Symptoms induced by PNVA and PPSA were eliminated by meristem culture. The commercial potential for the exploitation of PPSA and PNVA is discussed.

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