Cucumber mosaic virus Yes (CABI & Yes. NSW, Qld, SA, Assessment not Assessment not Assessment not No EPPO 2002; Tan, Tas., Vic., WA required required required [Bromoviridae: Fabavirus] Li & Du 2010) (CABI & EPPO 2002) Little cherry virus Yes (AQSIQ No. No. Associated with Assessment not Assessment not No 2006d, c) P. persica (CABI required required [Closteroviridae: Closterovirus] Little cherry virus 2015). Little cherry 2 is present in LChV1, LChV2 virus is transmitted NSW, Tas., Vic. by budding and (IPPC 2015). grafting (CABI 2015; However, little Diekmann & Putter cherry virus 1 has 1996) and is also not been reported spread from tree to in Australia. tree by the apple mealy bug Phenacoccus aceris (MAL 2006; Raine, McMullen & Forbes 1986). There are no reports that little cherry viruses have been isolated from nectarine or peach fruit. Plum bark necrosis stem Yes (Cui et al. No records found No. PBNSP causes Assessment not Assessment not No virus 2011) trunk gummosis required required and/or stem pitting in [Closteroviridae: Ampelovirus] P. persica (Cui et al. PBNSP 2011). It is not known to be transmitted by seeds. Infected propagated material is considered the primary source of infection (Boscia, Myrta & Uyemoto 2011).
Cucumber mosaic virus [Bromoviridae: Fabavirus] Yes (CABI & EPPO 2002; Tan, Li & Du 2010) Yes. NSW, Qld, SA, Tas., Vic., WA (CABI & EPPO 2002) Assessment not required Assessment not required Assessment not required No Little cherry virus [Closteroviridae: Closterovirus] LChV1, LChV2 Yes (AQSIQ 2006d, c) No. Little cherry virus 2 is present in NSW, Tas., Vic. (IPPC 2015). However, little cherry virus 1 has not been reported in Australia. No. Associated with P. persica (CABI 2015). Little cherry virus is transmitted by budding and grafting (CABI 2015; Diekmann & Putter 1996) and is also spread from tree to tree by the apple mealy bug Phenacoccus aceris (MAL 2006; Raine, McMullen & Forbes 1986). There are no reports that little cherry viruses have been isolated from nectarine or peach fruit. Assessment not required Assessment not required No Plum bark necrosis stem virus [Closteroviridae: Ampelovirus] PBNSP Yes (Cui et al. 2011) No records found No. PBNSP causes trunk gummosis and/or stem pitting in P. persica (Cui et al. 2011). It is not known to be transmitted by seeds. Infected propagated material is considered the primary source of infection (Boscia, Myrta & Uyemoto 2011). Assessment not required Assessment not required No
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