East Asian Passiflora distortion virus: a novel potyvirus species causing deformation of passionfruits in Japan
East Asian Passiflora distortion virus: a novel potyvirus species causing deformation of passionfruits in Japan
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东亚西番莲变形病毒:一种在日本引起西番莲果变形的新型马铃薯病毒属
DOI:
10.1007/s10327-019-00842-0
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
1.2
通讯作者:
Riska・Yuka Sato・Kanami Inudo・Masayuki Nakamura・Tomohiro Fukumoto・Tetsuya Takushi・Shin-ichi Fuji・Hisashi Iwai
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清水茜;大熊祐之介;片岡創;小林括平;山岡直人;八丈野孝;Riska・Yuka Sato・Kanami Inudo・Masayuki Nakamura・Tomohiro Fukumoto・Tetsuya Takushi・Shin-ichi Fuji・Hisashi Iwai
Viruses assumed to belong to a newPotyviruswere detected in passionfruit plants with foliar mosaic, leaf curl and fruit malformation that were collected from Akita City, Akita Prefecture in 2013, Nago City, Okinawa Prefecture in 2014, and Satsuma Town and Yoron Island, Kagoshima Prefecture in 2015. The isolates of this virus species were not detected by ELISA and RT-PCR targeting East Asian Passiflora virus (EAPV)-AO (Amami Oshima strain), which induces woodiness disease of passionfruit in Japan. The isolates were designated PV-AK (Akita), PV-OK (Okinawa), PV-YO (Yoron), and PV-SA (Satsuma). In a host-range test of 13 cultivars of French bean, four were systemically infected with the PV isolates and two with EAPV-AO. Cowpea cv. Kurodane sanjaku was systemically infected with PV isolates and induced mosaic symptoms on non-inoculated leaves distant from the inoculated leaves but was immune to EAPV-AO. The complete genomic sequences of the PV isolates consisted of 9973 nucleotides (nt) excluding the poly(A) tail, and encoded 3217 amino acids of polyprotein, flanked by 129–130 nt of the 5′-noncoding region and 193 nt of the 3′-noncoding region. Whole-genome nucleotide and amino acid sequences indicated that they belong to identical species. The potyvirus with the highest whole-genome nucleotide identity to the PV isolates is watermelon mosaic virus, which shares 68.1% identity, versus 65.3% for EAPV-AO. On the basis of ICTV-naming regulations, these PV isolates belong to a new species in thePotyvirusgenus, but are distantly related to EAPV. Here, we propose East Asian Passiflora distortion virus as the new species name.