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. 2015 Sep 24;10(9):e0138699. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0138699

Table 2. Analysis of the stability of tandem repeats through nymphal acquisition–adult transmission experiments.

VNTR
Sample ID Organism d 001 002 005 077 Acquisition access period (days) Inoculation access period (days)
Source-2 a Rough lemon 14 8 8 9
Recipient-4 b Yuzu 14 8 8 9 20 5
Recipient-5 Yuzu 14 8 8 9 20 4
Recipient-6 Unzoki 13 c 8 8 9 23 20
Recipient-8 Unzoki 14 8 8 9 23 20
Recipient-9 Unzoki 14 8 8 9 23 20
Recipient-12 Unzoki 14 8 8 9 23 20
Recipient-13 Unzoki 15 8 8 9 23 20
Recipient-17 Unzoki 14 8 8 9 23 20
Recipient-18 Tankan mandarin 14 8 8 9 98 20
Recipient-19 Yuzu 14 8 8 9 21 23
Recipient-20 Yuzu 15 8 8 9 21 23
Recipient-21 Yuzu 14 8 8 9 21 23
Recipient-22 Orange jessamine 14 8 8 8 21 23

aCa. L. asiaticus’-infected greenhouse grown rough lemon tree used as inoculum source for nymphal acquisition–adult transmission of the pathogen.

bRecepor plants that became infected upon psyllid transmission of the bacterium from 'Source-2' plant.

cUnderline shows varied number of VNTR compared with that from 'Source-2' plant.

dRough lemon, Citrus jambhiri; yuzu, Citrus junos; unzoki, Citrus keraji; tankan mandarin, Citrus tankan; orange jessamine, Murraya paniculata.