Tomato virus diagnosis screening
Test Code
VR00023
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Standard Turnaround Time
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There are over 100 tomato viruses affecting crops worldwide. These can result in significant challenges to crop quality and yield. Symptoms can include a range of mosaic patterns on leaves, stunted growth in some cases and discoloured fruit.
Tests can identify a range of common viruses on symptomatic plants or leaves.
When sending plant pathogens and invertebrate samples from outside England and Wales for testing please email the Crop health team (crophealth@fera.co.uk) who will issue you with the relevant Letter of Authority to ensure your samples are not delayed upon entry to the UK.
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| Detail | Specification |
|---|---|
Test Code | VR00023 |
Standard Turnaround Time | 15 working days |
Parameters tested | Virus |
Method Used | ELISA |
Tomato virus diagnosis screening
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