Hollyhock leaf crumple virus

Hollyhock leaf crumple virus – (HoLCrV)
(was also known as "Althea rosea virus" ArEV

ssDNA; monopartite

HoLCrV-Giz (Giza) AF014881
HoLCrV-Cai (Cairo) AY036009
Satellite-DNA AF397214

Egypt

Hollyhock [Althaea rosea Car.] (Copyright RW Briddon)

* Egypt
* Israel
* Jordan

* Althaea rosea

For HLCrV-Giz:
* Althaea rosea
* Gossypium hirsutum ‘Stoneville 1324 cv. B75’
* Gossypium barbadense ‘Giza 76’ ‘Pima S473’ ‘Tadla 43’
* Hibiscus esculentus
* Malva parviflora
* Nicotiana benthamiana
* N. tabacum
[may need a DNA-b to replicate – as yet unfound]
For HLCrV-Cai:
* Althaea rosea
* Gossypium barbadense
* Malva parviflora
* Hibiscus esculentus

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Abdel-Salam AM, MA El-Shazly and JC Thouvenel. (1998). Biological, biochemical and serological studies on Hollyhock leaf crumple virus (HLCrV): a newly discovered whitefly transmitted geminivirus. Arab Journal of Biotechnology 1: 41-58.

Bigarré L, M Chazly, M Salah, M Ibrahim, M Padidam, M Nicole, M Peterschmitt, C Fauquet and JC Thouvenel. (2001). Characterization of a new begomovirus from Egypt infecting hollyhock (Althea rosea). European Journal of Plant Pathology 107: 701-711.

Idris AM, MH Hussein, AM Abdel-Salam and JK Brown. (2002). Phylogenetic relationships for okra leaf curl- and Hollyhock leaf crumple-associated begomoviruses and first report of associated satellite DNAs. Arab Journal of Biotechnology 5: 67-82.