TRANSMISSION OF ROSE MOSAIC VIRUSES
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1 TRANSMISSION OF ROSE MOSAIC VIRUSES Golino, D. A., S. T. Sim, M. Cunningham, and A. Rowhani. Foundation Plant Services Plant Pathology Department University of California, Davis
2 FOUNDATION PLANT SERVICES
3 ROSE MOSAIC VIRUS Prunus necrotic ringspot virus (PNRSV) Apple mosaic virus (ApMV) Prune dwarf virus (PDV) Arabis mosaic virus (ArMV) others
4 Rose Mosaic Symptoms ringspot mottling
5 Objectives Pollen Transmission - Determine if pollen from virusinfected rose bushes can transmit PNRSV and ApMV to healthy rose bushes. Seed Transmission - Determine whether seed transmission of PNRSV and ApMV occurs in roses. Mechanical Transmission - Determine if mechanical transmission of PNRSV and ApMV occurs from rose to rose on pruning and cutting implements. Rootgrafting Transmission - Determine if root grafting could account for transmission observed in mechanical transmission experiments
6 Objectives Pollen Transmission - Determine if pollen from virusinfected rose bushes can transmit PNRSV and ApMV to healthy rose bushes
7 POLLEN TRANSMISSION TRIAL PROCEDURE: Harvested pollen from virus-infected bushes; dried overnight and used within 2 days. Transferred pollen to receptive flowers on healthy bushes.
8 POLLEN TRANSMISSION TRIAL 3 varieties pollinated: Proud Land, Sunflare, Playboy 3 pollen treatments pollen from infected Paul Neyron (ApMV + PNRSV) pollen from infected Pink Flower Carpet (ApMV + PNRSV) no pollen applied (control) 224 plants total; pollinated in 2000, 2001, 2002 ELISA tested all bushes, spring, 2003 & 2004 for ApMV & PNRSV
9 POLLEN TRANSMISSION TRIAL Results: All bushes ELISA tested negative in 2003 & No symptoms were observed. Conclusion: Pollen transmission is not a major source of virus infection within roses.
10 Objectives Seed Transmission - Determine whether PNRSV and ApMV are transmitted to seedlings in roses
11 Viruses Known to Be Transmitted by Seed in Fruit Trees Prunus necrotic ringspot virus (PNRSV) Apple mosaic virus (ApMV) Prunus dwarf virus (PDV) PRUNUS NECROTIC RINGSPOT VIRUS -Tatter leaf symptoms on cherry
12 SEED TRANSMISSION TRIAL PROCEDURE: Hips harvested in 2000 and 2001 from 7 virus-infected sources: Arizona Queen Elizabeth Proud Land Cl. Don Juan Fourth of July Red Fountain Earth Song
13 SEED TRANSMISSION TRIAL Seeds cleaned, cold-stored, and germinated spring 2001 and 2002 Red Fountain seed from virusinfected plant sown after chilling
14 SEED TRANSMISSION TRIAL Plants ELISA tested, spring, 2002 & 2003, for ApMV & PNRSV RESULTS : 643 plants ELISA tested all tested Conclusion: Pollen transmission is not a major source of virus infection within roses.
15 Objectives Mechanical Transmission - Determine if mechanical transmission of PNRSV and ApMV occurs from rose to rose on pruning and cutting implements
16 MECHANICAL TRANSMISSION TRIALS Multiflora, 1999 Hedged with gas-powered trimmer 4-6 times during season, 2000, 2001, 2002, ELISA tested and symptoms observed 2001, 2002, 2003.
17 Mechanical Transmission, Multiflora Non-inoculated plant showing ApMV symptoms Non-inoculated ApMV inoculated Conclusion: Average 10% spread/year from inoculated to noninoculated plants.
18 Objectives Rootgrafting Transmission - Determine if root grafting could account for transmission observed in mechanical transmission experiments. 1) Roundup 2) Co-POT
19 1. Multiflora 2. 3 Scion varieties 3. Dr. Huey 4. Roundup Trials 5. Potted plants ROOT GRAFTING TRIALS
20 Multiflora Root Grafting Trial PROCEDURE: Planted 320 VI multiflora roses, in Graft inoculated in August, 2001, alternate plants with one of 5 virus treatments: PNRSV - ROS70.7 PNRSV - ROS90.7 ApMV - ROS98.36 ApMV & PNRSV - ROS98.27 APMV & PNRSV - ROS99.82
21 Multiflora Root Grafting Trial Allowed to grow during season to allow root grafting, not hedged. Pruned in winter, disinfecting shears between each plant with 20% bleach to reduce size. Observed symptoms and ELISA tested new growth, spring 2003 and 2004.
22 Multiflora Root Grafting Results Number of Non- inoculated plants that tested ELISA + Treatment Virus 2003 (21 mo.) 2004 (33 mo.) 1 PNRSV 1 5 (PNRSV) 2 PNRSV (PNRSV) 3 PNRSV + ApMV 8 16 (9 PNRSV, 5 both, 2 ApMV) 4 ApMV 0 1* (PNRSV) 5 PNRSV + ApMV 6 12 (10 PNRSV, 2 both) Total 31/160 64/160 Percent 19% 40% Conclusion: In third year of growth with no hedging we got an average 40% virus spread from inoculated to non-inoculated plants.
23 Scion Root Grafting Trials PROCEDURE: Planted 300 each of Iceberg, Queen Elizabeth and Double Delight, Graft inoculated alternate plants with 3 virus treatments, fall, Allowed to grow unhedged during ELISA tested spring, 2004.
24 Scion Root Grafting Trials Number of Non- inoculated plants that tested ELISA + Results: In second year of growth with no hedging we got an average 10% virus spread from inoculated to non-inoculated plants. Adjacent Virus Treatment Variety PNRSV ApMV PNRSV & ApMV Total Double Delight (11%) Iceberg (13%) Queen Elizabeth Total (5%) 5 (3%) 21 (15%) 16 (11%) 42/434 (10%)
25 ROOT GRAFTING TRIALS Dr. Huey Root Grafting PROCEDURE: Planted 600 Dr. Huey, fall, Graft-inoculated alternate plants with 3 virus treatments, fall, RESULTS: 18% spread or 40/217 uninoculated plants tested positive spring, 2005.
26 Roundup Experiments PROCEDURE Roses planted in various spacing. Let grow 1 to 3 years. Cut back to 1 foot. Apply Roundup to cut stems of alternate plants. Observe for symptoms on adjacent plants.
27 Roundup Experiments 100% Roundup carefully applied with paintbrush or sprayed depending on plant spacing. Paintbrush application for plants at 1 foot spacing
28 Spray application with box protector for plants at 3 foot spacing
29 Multiflora Roundup Results: Treated plants died in 3 wks (blue flag); 50% of untreated plants show Roundup symptoms (arrows). 1 Non-treated Roundup treated 2 3 4
30 Roundup Experiments Results Variety Plant age # plants in experiment # untreated plants with Roundup symptoms/# untreated plants Multiflora 1 yr /100 (49%) Multiflora 2 yrs /130 (46%) Dr. Huey 1 yr 74 4/37 (11%) Dr. Huey 2 yrs 74 5/37 (13%) Sunflare 5 yrs 98 5/50 ( 10%) Conclusion: 10-50% plants were rootgrafted with adjacent plants.
31 Multiflora Roundup Experiments Roundup Volatility trial 100% Roundup applied to wooden stakes placed 1 foot away from row on both sides of row. Results: 0/90 showed symptoms. All plants were negative. Conclusion: Volatility not a factor in causing herbicide symptoms in rootgrafting trials.
32 ROOT GRAFTING TRIALS Potted plants PROCEDURE: Plant a virus-infected and healthy plant together in same pot. Plant virus-infected and healthy plants in separate pots to isolate root systems. Arrange foliage so they have contact with each other. ELISA test and observe for symptoms on healthy plants at 6 months, 1 year, 2 years, etc.
33 Co- POT Trial OBJECTIVE: to determine whether virus is spread from virus infected to healthy plants by root grafting in potted plants.
34 Co- POT Trial 120 virus infected plants (40 each of 3 virus accessions) & 120 healthy plants in 4 inch pots Doubles 2 plants / pot Singles 1 plant /pot ELISA test and observe for symptoms on healthy plants at 6 months, 1 year, 2 years, etc.
35 C0-POT Trial: 3 virus treatments of Dr. Huey: 1. single infection of ApMV 2. single infection of PNRSV 3. mixed infection of APMV + PNRSV Total of 180, 2 gallon pots of Dr. Huey 1 virus treatment of multiflora mixed infection of APMV + PNRSV Total of 60 pots of multiflora ELISA tests spring, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009.
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40 Co- pot Results, 2009 # ELISA positive/ # tested Cultivar Virus Singles Doubles Dr. Huey ApMV 17/20 19/20 Dr. Huey Healthy 0/20 0/20 Dr. Huey PNRV 10/20 8/15 Dr. Huey Healthy 0/20 0/15 Dr. Huey ApMV & PNRV 20/20 20/20 Dr. Huey Healthy 0/20 2/20 R. multiflora ApMV & PNRV 18/20 18/20 R. multiflora Healthy 0/20 4/20* * In 2007, 0 tested positive; in 2008, 2 tested positive; in 2009 the number positive may be 5, pending retesting.
41 ROOT GRAFTING TRIALS Dr. Huey Root Grafting PROCEDURE: Planted 600 Dr. Huey, fall, Graft-inoculated alternate plants with 3 virus treatments, fall, RESULTS: 18% spread or 40/217 uninoculated plants tested positive spring, 2005.
42 ROOT GRAFTING TRIALS Preliminary Conclusions: 1. Root grafting can occur in closely planted vines of Multiflora rose. 2. Root grafting is far less common for the most frequently used rootstock Dr. Huey.
43 Thank you, Garden Rose Council & California Association of Nurseries and Garden Centers
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