The occurrence, harm, interception and control measures of Tomato leaf curl New Delhi virus

doi:10.16178/j.issn.0528-9017.20230535

Abstract

Abstract:

Tomato leaf curl New Delhi virus (ToLCNDV) belongs to the Geminiviridae family and is a newly discovered pathogen that can infect various important vegetables, ornamental plants, weeds, and wild plants. In 1995, ToLCNDV was first reported on Indian tomatoes, followed by damage in Asian countries such as Pakistan, and spread to European countries such as Spain after 2012. China first reported ToLCNDV in Taiwan in 2010. On the basis of collecting relevant information, this article provided an overview of the occurrence, distribution, harm, molecular characteristics, host range, harmful symptoms, transmission mode, and composite infection phenomenon of the virus, and proposed corresponding interception and control suggestions to prevent the spread and harm of ToLCNDV in China.

Key words: Tomato leaf curl New Delhi virus, distribution and hazards, molecular characteristics, host range, symptoms of harm, mode of transmission, interception and prevention and control

CLC Number:

S436.412

Hui YU, Lei CHEN, Ran DU, Hongmei YAO, Jinyan LUO. The occurrence, harm, interception and control measures of Tomato leaf curl New Delhi virus[J]. Journal of Zhejiang Agricultural Sciences, 2024, 65(2): 375-381.

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