Nepovirus nigranuli(TBRV00)
Distribution details in Canada
Current pest situation evaluated by EPPO on the basis of information dated
1993: Absent, pest no longer present
From CABI Disease map 877 (2002): Absent, pest no longer present
From CABI Disease map 877 (2002): Absent, pest no longer present
From NPPO: Absent, pest no longer present
From country itself (1992): only one known occurrence, on grapevine in Ontario, probably infected material imported from Europe into the country.
In 1999, the Canadian NPPO confirms that the material was imported from Europe (Stobbs & Van Schagen, 1985) and destroyed. The site was monitored for 5 years and the virus was not detected again.
Stobbs & Van Schagen (1985) also report that a virus found in cv. Joannes Seyve in Ontario was named Joannes Seyve virus and found to be closely related serologically to TBRV. Bovey & Martelli (1992) considered it to be a strain of TBRV. However, this virus has also not been found since.
In 1999, the Canadian NPPO confirms that the material was imported from Europe (Stobbs & Van Schagen, 1985) and destroyed. The site was monitored for 5 years and the virus was not detected again.
Stobbs & Van Schagen (1985) also report that a virus found in cv. Joannes Seyve in Ontario was named Joannes Seyve virus and found to be closely related serologically to TBRV. Bovey & Martelli (1992) considered it to be a strain of TBRV. However, this virus has also not been found since.
* Stobbs, L. W.; Schagen, J. G. Van (1984) Canadian Plant Disease Survey 64 (1), 3-5.
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| Country | State | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States of America | Absent, intercepted only |