Prevalence and genetic diversity of the complete CP gene of Grapevine virus A (GVA) were assessed in isolates from rootstocks, wine and table grape varieties and autochthonous grapevines. Wine grapes were the most infected (63%), followed by table grapes (49%) and rootstocks (44%). Autochthonous grapevines were the less infected (35%). Analyses of the complete coat protein sequences of 20 GVA isolates from the main grapevine growing areas of Tunisia identified three phylogroups, accounting, respectively, for 70% (group I), 25% (group IV) and 5% (group III) of the isolates. No sequences clustered into group II. Phylogenetic analyses indicated that Tunisian GVA isolates are not grouped by the host cultivar or geographic origin.
Prevalence and genetic diversity of Grapevine virus A in Tunisia
Pacifico D;Carimi F;
2018
Abstract
Prevalence and genetic diversity of the complete CP gene of Grapevine virus A (GVA) were assessed in isolates from rootstocks, wine and table grape varieties and autochthonous grapevines. Wine grapes were the most infected (63%), followed by table grapes (49%) and rootstocks (44%). Autochthonous grapevines were the less infected (35%). Analyses of the complete coat protein sequences of 20 GVA isolates from the main grapevine growing areas of Tunisia identified three phylogroups, accounting, respectively, for 70% (group I), 25% (group IV) and 5% (group III) of the isolates. No sequences clustered into group II. Phylogenetic analyses indicated that Tunisian GVA isolates are not grouped by the host cultivar or geographic origin.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
