Molecular characterization of isolates of anagyris vein yellowing virus, plantago mottle virus and scrophularia mottle virus – comparison of various approaches for tymovirus classification

@article{Koenig2005MolecularCO,
  title={Molecular characterization of isolates of anagyris vein yellowing virus, plantago mottle virus and scrophularia mottle virus – comparison of various approaches for tymovirus classification},
  author={R Koenig and C. W. A. Pleij and Dietrich E. Lesemann and Sandra Loss and H. Josef Vetten},
  journal={Archives of Virology},
  year={2005},
  volume={150},
  pages={2325-2338}
}
Summary.The complete nucleotide sequences were determined for the genomic RNAs of three tymoviruses, i.e. isolates of anagyris vein yellowing virus (AVYV), plantago mottle virus (PlMoV) and scrophularia mottle virus (SrMV) which are all serologically closely related to ononis yellow mosaic virus (ibid) and to Nemesia ring necrosis virus (NeRNV), a recently described recombinant virus which is widely spread in commercially grown ornamental plant species belonging to the Scrophulariaceae. Total… 
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