Rice Waika, A New Virus Disease, Found in Kyushu, Japan
Rice Waika, A New Virus Disease, Found in Kyushu, Japan
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日本九州发现一种新病毒病“稻瘟病”
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1976
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A. Shinkai
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A. Shinkai
In 1971, a new virus disease rice ,vaika was discovered in Kyushu in the southern part of Japan. The disease spread rapidly in several years and caused serious damage. In the meamvhile, causal factor was not yet enlightened. It had been called "stunting phenomenon of rice" as the causal factor was unknown. In order to find out the cause of the abnormal state of rice, cooperative investigation was started in 1972 by the Kyushu National Agricultural Experiment Station and seven Prefectural Agricultural Experiment Stations. Two years after the investigation started, 1974, the cause of this disease was attributed to the insect-borne virus and the common name "rice waika" disease ,vas proposed. From 1975, the Institute for Plant Virus Research, University of Tokyo, and the Kyushu National Agricultural Experiment Station have been jointly proceeding with the work. The items of the project under study include the virological and the ecological studies of rice waika, and breeding of resistant varieties to the disease. This paper introduces both the brief history on occurrence of the disease and some experimental results conducted in Kyushu.