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I HAVE shown1–3 that there are two aphid-transmitted viruses which commonly cause yellowing of sugar beet leaves in eastern England. One of these is beet yellows virus (SBYV), first described by Roland4, and the other has been called sugar beet mild yellowing virus (SBMYV) by me1. The two viruses are apparently unrelated.
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RUSSELL, G. Sugar Beet Mild Yellowing Virus : a Persistent Aphid-transmitted Virus. Nature 195, 1231 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1038/1951231a0
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