Studies on the identification and classification of viruses occurring on vegetables and legumes in Japan and south-east Asia

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Title:	Studies on the identification and classification of viruses occurring on vegetables and legumes in Japan and south-east Asia
Authors:	Kameya-Iwaki, M.
Source:	Ann. Phytopath. Soc. Japan 1995, 61(3):169-171
Abstract:	The identification and classification of viruses occurring on vegetables and legumes [Fabaceae] in Japan and southeast Asia are discussed. Lettuce big-vein varicosavirus, potato mop-top furovirus, tomato spotted wilt tospovirus, konjak mosaic potyvirus, soybean chlorotic mottle caulimovirus, TMV [tobacco mosaic tobamovirus], Indonesian soybean dwarf virus [soybean Indonesian dwarf luteovirus], soybean yellow mosaic virus, cowpea stunt luteovirus, soybean crinkle leaf bigeminivirus and cowpea mild mottle carlavirus are included.

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