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Molecular detection of watermelon virus disease in Liaoning Province, China, and resistance evaluation of nine rootstocks to cucumber green mottle mosaic virus.
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Watermelon diseases have become increasingly severe in Liaoning Province, which is a major watermelon-growing region in China. To investigate the occurrence of watermelon virus diseases and identify the predominant virus types, 330 symptomatic samples from three major producing areas in Liaoning Province (Yingkou City, Xinmin City, Chaoyang City) were tested by seven specific primer pairs using reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR). The detection results indicated that the incidence of cucumber green mottle mosaic virus (CGMMV) was 54.85% (181/330), followed by watermelon mosaic virus (WMV) with an incidence of 15.76% (52/330). Considering CGMMV's predominance and the extensive application of grafting in watermelon production, the disease resistance of nine commercially available rootstocks with diverse
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