Narcissus, virus, compost
Su Collins (Mon, 12 Feb 2007 20:21:21 PST)

Hi:
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I think that it depends on which virus are infected.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/ICTVdb/index.htm have most virus database

I found some might be the virus, but there may be more than one virus in
the plant. And not every virus cloud be deavtivated by heat(or may not
be heated enough), but also there are other virus which cloud infect
*Narcissus *. Please specifiy the Susceptible Hosts to make sure the
other virus which might infect *Narcissus.*

*56.0.1.0.011 Narcissus mosaic virus *TIP: 75 ?簞C. LIV: 85 days (and
more). DEP: log10 minus 6. Infectivity of sap not changed by treatment
with di-ethyl ether.
*00.057.0.01.041 Narcissus yellow stripevirus
**00.057.0.01.040 Narcissus degenerationvirus
**00.057.0.04.002. /Narcissus latent virus /The thermal inactivation
point (TIP) is at 65-70?簞C (in /Nicotiana clevelandii/ sap). The
longevity /in vitro/ (LIV) is 3-4 days (in /Nicotiana clevelandii/ sap).
00.057.0.01.080. Narcissus late season yellows virus

*Fierycloud
Hobby gardener in Taiwan (UADA Z11, AHS Z 12)

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