
doi: 10.1007/bf01976580
Tobacco mosaic virus was detected twice in herbaceous test plants inoculated with sap from leaves and petals of apple. However owing to the high infectivity of the virus and the low infection rate of the test plants it could not be concluded whether the infection of the test plants was due to contamination or to its actual presence in apple. Using the latex-agglutination test, the virus could not be detected in fruit tree material.
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