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Additional file 3: Table S3. of Occurrence of a novel mastrevirus in sugarcane germplasm collections in Florida, Guadeloupe and RÄ‚Å union
Rep gene amino acid sequence pairwise comparison. (XLSX 35 kb
Additional file 1: Table S1. of Occurrence of a novel mastrevirus in sugarcane germplasm collections in Florida, Guadeloupe and RÄ‚Å union
Whole genome pairwise comparison. (XLSX 25 kb
Lengths, numbers of reads and BlastX analysis results for VANA 454 <i>de novo</i> contigs from sugarcane plants VARX and USDA with detectable homology to mastreviral sequences.
<p>Acronyms used are as follows: SSEV (Sugarcane streak Egypt virus), DDSMV (Digitaria didactyla striate mosaic virus), BCSMV (Bromus catharticus striate mosaic virus), MSV (Maize streak virus).</p
Lengths, numbers of reads and BlastX analysis results for siRNA <i>de novo</i> contigs from sugarcane plant VARX with detectable homology to mastreviral sequences.
<p>Acronyms used are as follows: SSEV (Sugarcane streak Egypt virus), SWSV (Sugarcane white streak virus), SacSV (Saccharum streak virus), WDIV (Wheat dwarf India virus), SSRV (Sugarcane streak Reunion virus).</p
Size distribution of sequenced siRNAs obtained from the VARX plant.
<p>The histograms represent the numbers of siRNA reads in each size class. (A) The size distributions of total reads, (B) The size distributions of reads mapping to the <i>rep</i> gene C-sense intronic region of SWSV, (C) The size distributions of reads mapping to the V1–V2 ORFs region of SWSV and (D) The size distributions of reads mapping to the C1 ORF region of SWSV.</p
Maximum-likelihood phylogenetic tree of 63 virus isolates representing each known mastrevirus species (including major strains) and the 6 SWSV isolates determined in this study.
<p>Tree branches are coloured according to the geographical origins of the viruses. Branches marked with filled and open circles respectively have >95% and 80–94% approximate likelihood ratio test support; branches having <80% support were collapsed. The phylogenetic tree is rooted using the full genome sequence of Dicot-infecting mastreviruses.</p
Maximum-likelihood phylogenetic tree of Rep (A) and CP (B) proteins.
<p>Tree branches are coloured according to the geographical origins of the viruses. Branches marked with filled and open circles are respectively have >95% and 80–94% approximate likelihood ratio test support; branches having <80% support were collapsed.</p
Geographical distribution and prevalence of Cowpea viruses in Burkina Faso.
<p>Geographical distribution and prevalence of Cowpea viruses in Burkina Faso.</p
Selection of plant virus VANA-contigs and VANA-reads recovered from cowpea plants collected in Burkina Faso.
<p>Selection of plant virus VANA-contigs and VANA-reads recovered from cowpea plants collected in Burkina Faso.</p
List of cowpea-infecting viruses present in Africa.
<p>List of cowpea-infecting viruses present in Africa.</p