Orthotospovirus capsiciflavi
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Hoya calycina plant with symptoms of infection by the Capsicum chlorosis virus (click to enlarge)
Author: Scot Nelson
Source: Flickr
Author: Scot Nelson
Source: Flickr
Orthotospovirus capsiciflavi
Assigned virus:
• Capsicum chlorosis virus (CaCV)
The Capsicum chlorosis virus has been described from Australia and has been also reported from several locations in Asia and the Pacific. On Capsicum, the virus causes chlorotic spots and mottling, marginal and interveinal chlorosis, as well as distortion of the young leaves. It also infects tomatoes and several other plants.
