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Spinach latent virus (spinach latent )
Spinach latent virus
spinach latent
Spinach latent ilarvirus
Europe: Hungary, Netherlands, Serbia; North America: USA; Oceania: New Zealand,
CA, VA
2025-08-01
virus
Brazil, Korea
Spinach in nature. Artificially inoculated into common bean, beet, quinoa, cucumber, tomato
SPLV00
Spinach latent ilarvirus infects spinach but typically causes no visible symptoms. It's primarily transmitted via contaminated seed or mechanical means.
1 Known Hosts
Spinacia oleracea
spinach
Yes
SPLV00-1, SPLV00-2, SPLV00-3, SPLV00-4, SPLV00-5, SPLV00-6, DPV WEB
Seed can be a pathway for Spinach latent virus in spinach. It is symptomless and of little or no importance in spinach production.
Yes
Nested PCR
This test has not been verified or standardized and is no longer in use.
SPLV00-1
No references found on risk mitigation or seed treatment
2025-08-01 13:27:54
SPLV00-1
International Seed Federation Regulated Pest List Database. www.pestlist.worldseed.org
SPLV00-2
Bos, Huttinga & Maat, 1980. Spinach latent virus, a new ilarvirus seed-borne in Spinacia oleracea Neth. J. Pl. Path. 86: 79.
SPLV00-3
Stefanac & Wrischer. 1983. Spinach Latent Virus: Some Properties and Comparison of Two Isolates Acta bot. croat. 42: 1-9.
SPLV00-4
Stefenac, 1978. Investigation of viruses and virus diseases of spinach in Croatia. Acta bot. croat. 37:39-46
SPLV00-5
Vargas-Asencio, J.; McLane, H.; Bush, E.; Perry, K. L. 2013, Spinach latent virus infecting tomato in Virginia, United States. Plant Disease 97:1663-1664
SPLV00-6
Bos, L. 1984. Spinach latent virus Datasheet 281. Description of Plant Viruses. www.dpvweb.net
DPV WEB
Description of Plant Viruses ; http://dpvweb.net/dpv/
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