ANTICUERPO IGG, STRAWBERRY LATENT RINGSPOT VIRUS, SLRSV PARA 1000 ENSAYOS, 1 TUBO_0.2ML

SLRSV (4) is spreading naturally in Europe and found in North America, Australia and New Zealand. It is readily sap-transmissible, has a wide host range, infects the seed of several host plants and is transmitted by nematodes (Xiphinema spp.).
The virus infects strawberry and raspberry causing various degrees of mottle and decline depending on the cultivar. SLRSV causes strap-leaf of celery, mosaic of Robinia pseudoacacia and, possibly, yellow mottle of Euonymus europaeus and line-pattern of Aesculus carnea. In rose, it was associated with chlorotic ringspotting and stunting. The virus has also been found in asparagus, blackberry, blackcurrant, redcurrant, cherry, elderberry, grapevine, plum, peach, rose, rhubarb and narcissus.