STOMATO
SPOTTED WILT VIRUS (TSWV) IN IMPATIENS NECROTIC SPOT TOSPOVIRUS (INSV) DOKAZANA
TUDI V SLOVENIJI
1
Inšpektorat RS za
kmetijstvo, gozdarstvo, lovstvo in ribištvo, Fitosanitarna inšpekcija, SI-5290
Šempeter pri Gorici, Slovenija
2
Nacionalni inštitut za biologijo, Oddelek za rastlinsko fiziologijo in biotehnologijo, SI-1000 Ljubljana, Slovenija
Pri
pregledih v okviru spremljanja zdravstvenega stanja rastlin v zavarovanih
prostorih, ki jih redno opravlja fitosanitarna inšpekcija, je bila v mesecu
juliju odkrita okužba s TSWV na krizantemah in INSV na papriki. To je bilo prvič,
da sta bila ta dva virusa dokazana v Sloveniji. TSWV je izrazito polifagni
virus in je v Sloveniji uvrščen na karantensko listo A1. Z namenom
izvedeti več o zastopanosti teh virusov v zavarovanih prostorih, so
fitosanitarni inšpektorji, v okviru jesenskih pregledov, vzeli 242 vzorcev
rastlin iz 129 objektov, ki jih je Nacionalni inštitut za biologijo testiral na
tospoviruse. V 17 objektih je bil dokazan TSWV.
V prispevku so podani
rezultati pregleda. Opisana so bolezenska znamenja, fitosanitarna nevarnost in
možnosti za preprečevanje širjenja omenjenih virusov.
TOMATO
SPOTTED WILT VIRUS (TSWV) AND IMPATIENS NECROTIC SPOT TOSPOVIRUS (INSV) HAVE
ALSO APPEARED IN SLOVENIA
During
inspections in the context of monitoring the health condition of plants in
greenhouses, which is carried out regularly by the phytosanitary inspectorate,
in July infection with TSWV on chrysanthenum and INSV on paprika was found. This
was the first time that these two viruses have appeared in Slovenia. TSWV is
explicitly polyphagous virus and is classified in Slovenia on quarantine list
A1. In order to discover more about
the presence of these viruses in greenhouses, phytosanitary inspectors took 242
samples of plants from 129 facilities in the context of the autumn inspections,
which the National Institute of Biology tested for the presence of the
tospovirus. TSWV was shown in 17 facilities.
The results of the
monitoring are given in the contribution. The symptoms of disease are described,
together with the phytosanitary risk and possibilities of preventing the spread
of the mentioned viruses.