Australia: The Potato Virus and tuber necrosis strain has been detected in Tasmania

게시됨 2023년 4월 20일

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The Government of Tasmania is taking action to manage an outbreak of the Potato Virus Y tuber necrosis strain (PVYNTN) among potato crops. The virus, which is spread by aphids and contact with plant sap, causes unsightly rings on the potatoes and makes them unfit for use. The virus does not pose a risk to humans. Biosecurity Tasmania is working with affected producers to test and trace crops, and advising on containment and disposal of infected crops. The virus was first detected in Tasmania in 2021.
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The Potato Virus Y tuber necrosis strain (PVYNTN), also called potato tuber necrotic ringspot disease, causes "unsightly" rings on the vegetable. While the potato virus is not dangerous to humans it does make affected tubers unfit for use. File picture While the potato virus is not dangerous to humans it does make affected tubers unfit for use. File picture Primary Industries and Water Minister Jo Palmer said the Government was working closely with affected producers after the virus was detected on properties at Little Swanport, Bangor, Dunalley, Cressy, and Connellys Marsh. "Biosecurity Tasmania is working with the potato growers and a seed supplier to test and trace crops," Mrs Palmer said. "The leaves of the affected crops have now been ’burnt off,’ which will reduce the chance of further spread of the disease. "Advice and diagnostic support will continue to be offered to growers as they carefully dispose of symptomatic tubers and manage potato regrowth at the affected sites." ...
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