ANA SARIC. (Department o f Botany, Faculty o f Science, U niversity o f Zagreb) R eceived January 10, 1991

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Acta Bot. Croat. 50, 135 138, 1991. CODEN: ABCRA2 ISSN 0385-0588 UDC 576.858.8:582.739(497.1) = 20 Preliminary communication AN ISOLATE OF BLACKEYE COWPEA MOSAIC VIRUS FROM DALMATIA ANA SARIC (Department o f Botany, Faculty o f Science, U niversity o f Zagreb) R eceived January 10, 1991 From cowpea (Vigna unguiculata (L.) Walp.), found as a wild plant on the Dalmatian island of Dugi and showing dark green and/or yellow mosaic and vein banding, a filamentous virus has been isolated and studied. According to the host range, symptomatology, properties in vitro, particle morphology as well as the presense of cylindrical inclusions and ultrastructural changes, the isolated virus may be considered as an isolate of blackeye cowpea mosaic virus. Cowpea plants, Vigna unguiculata (L.) Walp., showing mosaic symptoms (Fig. 4) were found in a locality of the Dalmatian island of Dugi grown as wild plants. Cowpea has not been cultivated in Dalmatia as a crop, except occasionally long time ago when it was grown in small gardens as an ornamental plant or vegetable. Now it has disappeared and can be found only as a wild plant. Leaves of naturally infected cowpea were used to prepare inoculum to infect herbaceous hosts, mechanically by sap. The inoculated V. unguiculata cvs. Midget and Iron Clay showed symptoms 10 14 days after inoculations: chlorotic lesions, on inoculated primary leaves, and a characteristic deep green/or yellow mosaic and veinbanding on trifoliolate leaves (Figs. 2, 3). Besides V. unguiculata cvs., the isolated virus (isolate CD) infected systemically Phaseolus vulgaris Top crop, Glycine max (soybean), Pisum sativum and Nicotiana clevelandii. Only locally it infected Phaseolus lunatus, Gomphrena glohosa, Chenopodium amaranticolor and C. quinoa. The isolate did not infect Vida faba, Trifolium pretense, Ocimum basilicum and N. tabacum White Burley. A d T A B O T. C R O A T. V O L. 50, 1991. 135

A N A S A R IC The properties were also examined in vitro. The infectious sap diluted with distilled water lost the infectivity at 10-3; it was inactivated in 10 min between 55 60 C; longevity in vitro was two days at 24 C. In leaf dip preparations flexuous filamentous particles c. 760 nm long were observed by electron microscopy. In thin sections through infected leaf tissue prepared by standard procedure (Stefanac and Wrischer 1983), cytoplasmic cylindrical inclusions pinwheels and scrolls characteristic of the subdivision I of potyvirus inclusions classification sheme were noticed; groups of vesicles in cytoplasm were observed, too (cf. Christie and Edwardson 1977, Lesemann 1988). In tonoplast membrane monolayers of virus particles in tangential section were present (Fig. 5). In serological tests performed in SDS immunodiffusion in gel, the CD isolate did not react with antisera to bean yellow mosaic, soybean mosaic and bean common mosaic viruses. Two other potyviruses are known till now to infect cowpea: cowpea aphid borne mosaic (CABMV) and blackeye cowpea mosaic (BCMV) viruses. CABMV was first recorded in Italy by Vidano and Conti (1965), described by Lovisolo and Conti (1966), Bock (1973), Bock and Conti (1974) and recorded in Morocco by Fischer and Lockhart (1976). BCMV was described by Purcifull and Gonsalves (1985), and serologically studied by T a i w o and Gonsalves and by Taiwo et al. (1982). The characteristic symptoms induced by CABMV are the distortion and blistering of cowpea leaves. The virus also provokes a specific local reaction in Ocimum basilicum which is considered as a characteristic feature of CABMV (Lovisolo and Conti 1966, Bock and Conti 1974). Vein clearing, vein banding and various types of mosaic are characteristics of BCMV. The CD isolate differs from CABMV in the manifestation of symptoms and failure to infect Ocimum basilicum. As the type culture of CABMV had been lost it was impossible to compare the CD isolate with it. Based on the morphology of particles, characteristics in ultrastructure, host range, symptomatology and properties in vitro the Dalmatian cowpea isolate may be considered as an isolate of BCMV. On a few soybean seedlings, recently raised from seed produced at the State farm Makoua (Congo Brazzaville) and supplied for research purposes by a FAO expert, symptoms of mottling and mild blistering were noticed (Fig. 1). From plants with symptoms a filamentous virus -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fig. 1. Symptoms of blackeye cowpea mosaic virus (BCMV) on soybean (Glycine max) seedling infected through the seed. Fig. 2. Mosaic and vein banding symptoms on trifoliolate leaves of cowpea (Vigna unguiculata cv. Midget) infected by mechanical inoculation with Dalmatian isolate of BCMV from cowpea (CD isolate). Fig. 3. Symptoms on trifoliolate leave of V. unguiculata cv. Iron clay infected by mechanical inoculation with CD isolate. Fig. 4. Naturally infected cowpea (source plant of CD isolate) 136 A C T A B O T. C R O A T. V O L. 50, 1991.

B L A C K E Y E C O W P E A M O S A IK V IR U S IN D A L M A T IA Figs. 1 4. A C T A B O T. C R O A T. V O L. 50, 1991.

A N A S A R IC Fig. 5, A C T A B O T. C R O A T. Y O L. 50, 1991.

B L A C K E Y E C O W P E A M O S A IK V IR U S IN D A L M A T IA c. 760 nm long was isolated which showed some similarity with the CD isolate in symptom manifestation. In Vigna unguiculata it induced similar but milder symptoms than the CD isolate and also failed to cause local reaction on Ocimum basilicum. * The help of Dr. Mercedes Wrischer with electron microscopy is gratefully acknowledged. Thanks to FAO expert M. B. Kadic for supplying the soybean seed. References Bock, K. R., 1973: East African strain of cowpea aphid-borne mosaic virus. Ann. appl. Biol. 74, 75 83. Bock, K. R., M. Conti, 1974: Cowpea aphid borne mosaic virus CMI/AAB Descr. PI. Viruses 134, 4 pp. Christie, R. C., J. R. Edwardson, 1977: Light and electron microscopy of plant virus inclusions. Fla. Agric. Expt. Stn. monogr. 9. 155 pp. Fischer, H. U., B. E. Lockhart, 1976: A strain of cowpea aphid borne mosaic virus isolated from cowpea. Phytopath. Z. 85, 43 48. Lesemann, D. E., 1988: Cytopathology. In: R. G. Milne (Ed.), The viruses, Vol. 4, The filamentous plant viruses, pp. 179 227. Plenum Press, New York and London. Lovisolo, O., M. Conti, 1966: Identification of an aphid transmitted cowpea mosaic virus. Netherl. J. Plant Path. 265 269. Purcifull, D., D. Gonsalves, 1985: Blackeye cowpea mosaic virus. AAB Descr. PI. Viruses 305, 5 pp. Stefanac, Z.., M. Wrischer, 1983: Spinach latent virus: some properties and comparison of two isolates. Acta Bot. Croat, 42, 1 9. Taiwo, M. A., D. Gonsalves, 1982: Serological grouping of isolates of Blackeye cowpea mosaic virus and cowpea aphid-borne mosaic viruses. Phytopathology 72, 583 589. Taiwo, M. A., D. Gonsalves, R. Provvidenti, H. D. Thurston, 1982: Partial characterisation and grouping of isolates of Blackeye cowpea mosaic virus and Cowpea aphid-borne mosaic virus. Phytopathology 72, 590 596. Vidano, C., M. Conti, 1965: Transmissione con afidi di un cowpea mosaic virus isolato di Vigna sinensis Endl. in Italia. Atti Accad. Sci. Torino, 99, 1041 1050. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- Fig. 5. Electron micrograph of thin section of CD infected cowpea leaf showing cylindrical inclusions and ultrastructural changes. Insert shows monolayer of virus particles in tonoplast membrane, in tangential section. Bars represent 500 nm. A C T A B O T. C R O A T. V O L. 50, 1991. 137

A N A Š A R IC SAŽETAK IZO L A T VIRU SA M O ZA IK A CRNOOKICE IZ VRSTE VIG N A UNGU1CULATA (L.) W ALP. IZ DALMACIJE Ana Sarić (Botanički zavod Prirodoslovno-m atem atičkog fakulteta Sveučilišta u Zagrebu) Iz biljke crnookice (Vigna unguiculata (L.) Walp., samonikle, sa simptomima tamnozelenog i žutog mozaika te mozaika duž lisnih žila, izoliran je nitasti virus. Prema krugu domaćina, simptomima, svojstvima in vitro kao i po morfologiji virusnih čestica, prisustva cilindričnih uklopina i promjena u ultrastrukturi stanice, smatra se da se radi o izolatu virusa mozaika crnookice Blackeye cowpea mosaic potyvirus. P rof. xir. A na Sarić B otanički zavod Prirodoslovno-m atem atički fakultet M arulićev trg 20/11 Zagreb, Hrvatska (Croatia) 138 A C T A B O T. C R O A T. V O L. 50, 1991.