Meanings
- not comparableraremedicineOf a virus, transmitted by pollen.
The causal virus is seed- and pollenborne in nature.
1987, Wayne A. Sinclair, Diseases of Trees and Shrubs2 more examples
Although it is a more difficult technique, another screening procedure for pollenborne viruses can be developed by inoculating appropriate indicator plants with homogenates of pine pollen or with a serum.
1981, E. Carlyle Franklin, Agriculture Handbook, page 70The virus is readily pollenborne and seed-transmitted in some Prunus hosts.
1991, Joseph M. Ogawa, Diseases of Temperate Zone Tree Fruit and Nut Crops
Origin
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