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. 2014 Sep;30(3):316–322. doi: 10.5423/PPJ.NT.04.2014.0031

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Fig. 2 — Symptoms induced in Nicotiana benthamiana by CMV-209, CMV-Fny, and their pseudorecombinants constructed in vitro from the three genomic segments of the two virus strains. W1W2W3 (CMV-209), W1W2F3 and F1W2F3 caused mind symptom (B, F, H, respectively). F1F2F3 (CMV-Fny) and F1F2W3 caused general stunting, vein clearing and leaf distortion (C, I, respectively). F1W2W3 induced vein clearing symptom (D). W1F2W3 and W1F2F3 induced severe stunting and leaf distortion (E, G, respectively). Mock represents healthy plant. Photographs were taken at 7 days after inoculation.