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were very interested in the diseases ability to create a variegated look without having to wait for a genetic mutation to pop up. For these reasons, there are no available controls. Propagators go out of their way to keep the virus intact in the new plants. AbMV is present throughout all of South
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The diseased plants are ornamentally desired. The mosaic symptom is considered more interesting than the healthy plant, and it is often marketed as a form of variegation. This disease was one of the first viruses described in scientific literature due to its ornamental properties. Horticulturalists
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Leaves become mottled with white or yellow mosaic that resembles variegation. The mottled patches are angular in appearance, and they are limited by veins. Some plants experience stunting, a decrease in photosynthetic potential caused by the reduction of chlorophyll, and they can dehydrate more
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an upright, evergreen shrub. Foliage is 3 to 5 lobed and serrated with rich green color and mottling of yellow. Flowers are yellow-orange with crimson veins. The species is native to Brazil but has been naturalized in South and
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