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Abstract

SUMMARY

When the lower leaves of or Samsun tobacco, local lesion hosts for tobacco mosaic virus (), were inoculated with and kept at 20 °C in continuous light, non-viral lesions began to appear on non-inoculated upper leaves about 8 days later. It is postulated that these non-viral lesions might be induced by substances that move through stem tissues from the inoculated leaves bearing local lesions.

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