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Proceedings of the 18th Congress of ICVG, Ankara, TURKEY | 7-11 September 2015
Dear Colleagues
It will a great pleasure for me to invite you to 18th Congress of the International
Council for the Study of Virus and Virus-like Diseases of the Grapevine (ICVG) which
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Prof. Dr. Filiz ERTUNÇ
Chair,18th ICVG Organizing Committee
Editor: Prof.Dr. Filiz ERTUNÇ
Address : Ankara University Faculty of Agriculture, Department of Plant Protection
06110, Ankara / TURKEY
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Committees & Invited Speakers
ICGV Steering Committee
Giovanni P. Martelli (Italy)
Mark Fuchs (USA)
Johan T. Burger (Republic of South Africa)
Fiona Constable (Australia)
Nicola Fiore (Chile)
Deborah A. Golino (USA)
Nuredin Habili (Austuralia)
Raymond Johnson (Canada)
Nikos Katis (Greece)
Olivier Lemaire (France)
Michael Maixner (Germany)
Gustavo Nolasco (Portugal)
Pasquale Saldarelli (Italy)
Edna Tanne (Israel)
Honorary Committee Members
Guiseppe Belli (Italy)
Antoine Caudwell (France)
Oscar A. De Sequeira (Portugal)
Hans M. Kassemeyer (Germany)
Gawrie Kriel (Rebuplic of South Africa)
Ali Rezaian (Australia)
Iannis Rumbos (Greece)
Guenther Stellmach (Germany)
Daniel Teliz (Mexico)
Bernard Walter (France)
18th ICVG Invited Speakers Members
Assunta Bertaccini
Giovanni P. Martelli
18th ICVG Organizing Committee
Filiz Ertunç
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18th ICVG Conference Correspondent
Organizing Secretariat :
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06680 Ankara Turkey
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Session 10: Phytoplasmas
OP 45 - (Invited Lecture) Phytoplasma diseases in grapevine a threat to worldwide viticulture 112
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OP 53 - Molecular epidemiology of ‘Candidatus Phytoplasma solani’ by multilocus sequence analsis 135
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OP 55 - Incidence and distribution of aster yellows disease of grapevine in the Olifants River wine
producing area of South Africa
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OP 56 - Successful elimination of Grapevine Rupestris stem pitting-associated virus and its gradual
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Session 1: Nepoviruses
PP 01 - Molecular characterization of Grapevine fan leaf virus from non Vitis hosts 149
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PP 02 - Grapevine virus diseases testing in the seedlings introduced to Ukraine 151
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PP 21 - First report of Grapevine rupestris stem pitting associated virus (GRSPaV) in Turkey 186
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are involved in these virus-plant-drought interactions.
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PP 24 - Molecular detection of GVA and GVB variants in Portuguese grapevine varieties 192
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PP 25 - Characterization of a novel reovirus species in Cabernet grapevine in California 194
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PP 26 - First Report of Australian grapevine viroid (AGVd) in the Aegean Region Vineyards of Turkey 196
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PP 27 - Molecular Characterization of Grapevine yellow speckle viroid 1 Detected in the Aegean Region
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PP 29 - Survey on a new emergent grapevine disease and Grapevine Pinot gris virus (GPGV) in Veneto,
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PP 30 - Investigation of newly-emerging grapevine viruses in The Central Anatolia region of Turkey 203
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PP 31 - Grapevine yellow speckle viroid-3 (GYSVd-3), a tentative viroid species in Turkish vineyards 204
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PP 32 - Comparison of molecular hybridization, real time PCR and classical PCR techniques for diagnosis
of GYSVD-1 (Grapevine yellow speckle viroid-1)
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PP 35 - Spread of GPGV-associated disease in two vineyards in Trentino (Italy) 212
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PP 27 - Molecular characterization of Grapevine yellow speckle viroid 1 detected
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INTRODUCTION
*UDSHYLQH\HOORZVSHFNOHYLURLG1 (GYSVd-1) belonging to the genus $SVFDYLURLG (3RVSLYLURLGDH) is one of the causal
agents of Grapevine yellow speckle disease (Koltunow and Rezaian, 1988; Koltunow et al., 1989). Grapevine yellow
speckle disease is appeared in the worldwide vineyards extensively and it causes vein banding, yellow speckle on leaves
and stunting in grapevine plants (Randless, 2003). GYSVd-1 is one of the two viroids (GYSVd-1 and 2) which can induce
symptoms in the grapevine and also widespread in the main vineyards of our country and region (Gazel and Önelge, 2003;
Gökçek, 2007; Çopul, 2012).
MATERIALS AND METHODS
Plant Sample Collection and Reverse Transcriptase PCR Analyses
In the present study, forty nine grapevine leaf samples were collected from different vineyards from Aegean region.
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Molecular Cloning and Sequence Data Analyses
For each grapevine cultivar, a GYSV-1 isolate from positive plant samples were selected randomly to perform molecular
characterization. The complete genome of selected isolates (GYSVd-1-TR) were cloned and sequenced. RNA genomes
of different GYSVd-1 Turkish isolates were analyzed by computer programs such as Blastn, Vector NTI and CLC Main
Workbench. The sequences of Turkish isolates were aligned with other world isolates. Also, following the cloning and
sequencing of complete genomes of GYSVd-3 positive isolates, the obtained results were then compared with the nucleotide
sequences characterized by Jiang et al. (2012) (GenBank accession no. DQ371469 and DQ371470) using Vector NTI
software. Finally, phylogenetic tree that showed identity of GYSVd-1 and GYSVd-3 Turkish isolates with world isolates was
constructed using CLC Main Workbench computer software.
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
RT-PCR Results and Positive Isolates for GYSVd-1 and 3
In consequence of RT-PCR analyses, twenty one of 49 plant samples (42,86%) belonging to Sultani Çekirdeksizi,
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Results of Phylogenetic Analyses
As a result of the alignments, the identity among different GYSVd-1 Turkish isolates varied between 79-96% (Table 1).
Phylogenetic analyses revealed that GYSVd-1 Turkish isolates showed the highest identity with the isolates from Germany
(GenBank accession no. X87906), USA (KF137564), Italy (EU682453), China (DQ371471), Australia (X06904), Hungary
(GQ995473), India (AB742223), Iran (KF916046), Canada (AF462163), Thailand (AY639607) and Japan (AB028466)
(Figure 1). Also, the identity among GYSVd-3 Turkish isolates and GYSVd-3 isolates characterized by Jiang et al. (2012)
(GenBank accession no. DQ371469 and DQ371470) varied between 80-91% (Table 2).
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GYSVd-1 Crimson S. Emir Ergin C. Isa Ora Sultani C.
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Figure 1. Phylogenetic tree that showed identity of GYSVd-Turkish isolates with GYSVd-1 world isolates.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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Station who provided insight and expertise that greatly assisted the research.
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Table 1. Similarity table of
molecularly characterized
GYSVd-1 Turkish isolates
selected from different grapevine
cultivars (%).
Table 2. Similarity table of molecularly characterized GYSVd-3 Turkish
isolate and the isolates characterized by Jiang et al. (2012) (GenBank
accession no. DQ371469 and DQ371470) (%).