ВИЯВЛЕННЯ, ПОШИРЕННЯ ТА ШКОДОЧИНІСТЬ МІКОПЛАЗМОЗУ ГРЕЧКИ

The paper presents the results of studies of spread and impact of Phytoplasma on the growth of buckwheat plants. Electron microscopic studies of Phytoplasma were conducted. The images of Phytoplasma established the possibility of a mixed infection, allowing further conduct targeted research and deve...

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Date:2014
Main Authors: Шевчук, В. К., Демченко, О. А., Юзвенко, Л. В., Радченко, В. Г., Бойко, А. Л.
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Демченко, О. А.
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description The paper presents the results of studies of spread and impact of Phytoplasma on the growth of buckwheat plants. Electron microscopic studies of Phytoplasma were conducted. The images of Phytoplasma established the possibility of a mixed infection, allowing further conduct targeted research and development of methods to combat this pathogen.
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fulltext IDENTIFICATION, SPREAD AND HARMFULNESS OF BUCKWHEAT MYCOPLASMOSIS V. K. Shevchuk1, O. A. Demchenko2,4, L. V. Yuzvenko2, V. H. Radchenko4, A. L. Boiko3 1Podillia State Agrarian and Technical University 13, Shevchenka Str.; Kamianets-Podilskyi City, Khmelnytsk region, 32300, Ukraine 2Danylo Zabolotny Institute of Microbiology and Virology, NAS of Ukraine, Kyiv 154, Akademika Zabolotnoho Str., Kyiv City, MSP D03143, Ukraine 3Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv 60, Volodymyrska Str.; Kyiv City, 01601, Ukraine 4Institute for Evolutionary Ecology of NAS of Ukraine 37, Akademika Lebedieva Str.; Kyiv City, 03143, Ukraine e-mail: spivak-spivak-n@ya.ru Plant mycoplasmal diseases are widespread in the world. A number of Phytoplasmas are known which belong to more than 30 groups and are pathogens for diseases that affect more than 200 plant species. It had been thought for a long time that viruses cause them, although no pathogens were isolated or visualized. In 1967 Japanese scientists [1] revealed the structures morphologically similar to animal pathogens – mycoplasma – in ultrathin sections of aster plant phloem, diseased with chlorosis. Those new plant pathogens were named mycoplasma-like organisms and classified as Mollicutes, i.e. bacteria without cell wall. In the early 90-ies, based on phylogenetic analysis of DNA sequences of those organisms it was shown that they are a great monophyletic (i.e. derived from one ancestor) group within Mollicutes class and the name “phytoplasma” was suggested for them. Other representatives of this class were Mycoplasmas, Acholeplasmas and Spiroplasmas, closest to such bacteria as Bacillus, Clostridium, Streptococcus. Current trivial name “phytoplasma” was officially adopted in 1994 at the 10th Congress of the International Organization of Mycoplasmologists to replace the term “mycoplasma-like organisms” [2]. Today phytoplasmas are separated as “Candidates Phytoplasma” genus. Candidates category is used to refer to organisms that cannot be grown in vitro. The first 20 Candidates species were attributed to this genus on the basis that the identity of the DNA nucleotide sequence of 16S rRNA gene was at least 97.5% [3]. These pathogens are well identified in transmissible and scanning electron microscopy. Thus, wheat and hops phytoplasma were examined during the study of homogenates and ultrathin sections of cells. [4] Phytoplasma cause diseases of economically important crops, including buckwheat – valuable cereal crop. Its fruits contain 12-18% of protein, 2-4% of fat, 70- 85% of starch. For its nutritional value, taste and dietary properties buckwheat cereal is considered one of the most important food products used in cooking to prepare different dishes [5]. In addition, buckwheat is a rich melliferous plant. One of the factors limiting obtaining high buckwheat yields is its affection by diseases. Buckwheat phytoplasma infestation belongs understudied diseases and was first identified by S. F. Sydorova in 1965. At that this pathogen was not visualized [6]. The objective of our research is to study the features of this disease pathogen spreading and to study its morphological characteristics. Materials and methods. To identify buckwheat phytoplasma route survey of buckwheat crops and stationary experiments with buckwheat were conducted. Buckwheat mycoplasmosis harmfulness was determined by comparing the elements of morphobiometric performance of diseased and healthy plants. To prove the pathogenicity of buckwheat phytoplasma pathogen visual diagnosis and engrafting of diseased plants upon plant indicator (rosy periwinkle Catharanthus roseus G. Don) were used. The infection was performed by cleft grafting. The observation was conducted during the month. In order to visualize and localize the pathogen electron microscopic examination was carried out. The contrasting was performed using uranyl acetate and phosphotungstic acid (PTA). To study mixed infection in buckwheat plants (mycoplasma, fungi, viruses, bacteria) conventional methods for pathogen detection were used [7]. So, through the analysis of diseased buckwheat plants we found and identified phytoplasma (mycoplasma), allowing further conducting targeted research and development of pathogen control measures.
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spelling oai:ojs2.smic.in.ua:article-1752026-07-22T10:10:43Z IDENTIFICATION, SPREAD AND HARMFULNESS OF BUCKWHEAT MYCOPLASMOSIS ВИЯВЛЕННЯ, ПОШИРЕННЯ ТА ШКОДОЧИНІСТЬ МІКОПЛАЗМОЗУ ГРЕЧКИ Шевчук, В. К. Демченко, О. А. Юзвенко, Л. В. Радченко, В. Г. Бойко, А. Л. buckwheat plant, Phytoplasma, mixed infection рослини гречки, фітоплазма, змішана інфекція The paper presents the results of studies of spread and impact of Phytoplasma on the growth of buckwheat plants. Electron microscopic studies of Phytoplasma were conducted. The images of Phytoplasma established the possibility of a mixed infection, allowing further conduct targeted research and development of methods to combat this pathogen. У статті вперше представлено результати досліджень щодо поширення і впливу фітоплазм на ріст і розвиток рослин гречки. Проведені електронно мікроскопічне дослідження фітоплазм, встановлена можливість змішаної інфекції, що дозволяє в подальшому проводити цілеспрямовані пошуки та розробку заходів боротьби з цим патогеном. Institute of Agrocultural Microbiology and Agro-industrial Manufacture of NAAS of Ukraine 2014-06-26 Article Article Рецензована Стаття application/pdf application/pdf https://smic.in.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/175 10.35868/1997-3004.19.78-82 Agricultural microbiology; Vol. 19 (2014): Agriciltural microbiology; 78-82 Сільськогосподарська мікробіологія; Том 19 (2014): Сільськогосподарська мікробіологія; 78-82 1997-3004 10.35868/1997-3004.19 en uk https://smic.in.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/175/233 https://smic.in.ua/index.php/journal/article/view/175/234 Авторське право (c) 2014 V. K. Shevchuk, O. A. Demchenko, L. V. Yuzvenko, V. H. Radchenko, A. L. Boiko https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0
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Радченко, В. Г.
Бойко, А. Л.
ВИЯВЛЕННЯ, ПОШИРЕННЯ ТА ШКОДОЧИНІСТЬ МІКОПЛАЗМОЗУ ГРЕЧКИ
title ВИЯВЛЕННЯ, ПОШИРЕННЯ ТА ШКОДОЧИНІСТЬ МІКОПЛАЗМОЗУ ГРЕЧКИ
title_alt IDENTIFICATION, SPREAD AND HARMFULNESS OF BUCKWHEAT MYCOPLASMOSIS
title_full ВИЯВЛЕННЯ, ПОШИРЕННЯ ТА ШКОДОЧИНІСТЬ МІКОПЛАЗМОЗУ ГРЕЧКИ
title_fullStr ВИЯВЛЕННЯ, ПОШИРЕННЯ ТА ШКОДОЧИНІСТЬ МІКОПЛАЗМОЗУ ГРЕЧКИ
title_full_unstemmed ВИЯВЛЕННЯ, ПОШИРЕННЯ ТА ШКОДОЧИНІСТЬ МІКОПЛАЗМОЗУ ГРЕЧКИ
title_short ВИЯВЛЕННЯ, ПОШИРЕННЯ ТА ШКОДОЧИНІСТЬ МІКОПЛАЗМОЗУ ГРЕЧКИ
title_sort виявлення, поширення та шкодочиність мікоплазмозу гречки
topic рослини гречки
фітоплазма
змішана інфекція
topic_facet buckwheat plant
Phytoplasma
mixed infection
рослини гречки
фітоплазма
змішана інфекція
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