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- Forty-five papaya samples with leaf curl symptoms were tested for Begomovirus using PCR, revealing that 29 were positive for tomato leaf curl Bangladesh virus (ToLCBV).
- The complete genome sequences of ToLCBV and its associated betasatellite (ToLCB) from one papaya isolate were determined and characterized.
- The study confirmed that papaya can host ToLCBV, ToLCB, and other defective and recombinant DNA satellites in Bangladesh.
Article Abstract
Forty-five papaya samples showing severe leaf curl symptoms were tested by PCR with a degenerate primer set for virus species in the genus Begomovirus. Of these, 29 were positive for tomato leaf curl Bangladesh virus (ToLCBV). The complete genome sequences of ToLCBV (GenBank accession no. MH380003) and its associated tomato leaf curl betasatellite (ToLCB) (MH397223) from papaya isolate Gaz17-Pap were determined and characterized. Defective betasatellites were found in ToLCBV-positive papaya isolates Gaz19-Pap, Gaz20-Pap and Gaz21-Pap. This study confirmed that papaya is a host of ToLCBV, ToLCB, and other defective and recombinant DNA satellites in Bangladesh.
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