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The virus disease threatening wheat production in Hulunbcir District of Inner - Mongolia was identified as NCMV (Northern Cereal Mosaic Virus) or WRSV (Wheat Rosette Stunt Virus) by tests of host range, transmission, virus particle and scrology. The main vector for spreading the virus is planthopper, Laodelphax striatellus (Fallen), which overwinters in the stubbles of wheat underground. The overwintered virulifcrous nymphs emerged in late April is responsible for the early infection of the disease. Agropyron repens, an important perennial weed in cultivated regions, is also an important wild host of the virus and its vector. Severe loss is induced when wheat is infected before 3 - leaf stage. The disease incidence could be predicted by a model with the population and virulifcrous rate of overwintered vectors as independent variables.
The virus Disease threatening wheat production in Hulunbcir District of Inner - Mongolia was identified as NCMV (Northern Cereal Mosaic Virus) or WRSV (Wheat Rosette Stunt Virus) by tests of host range, transmission, virus particle and scrology. The main vector for spreading the virus is planthopper, Laodelphax striatellus (Fallen), which overwinters in the stubbles of wheat underground. The overwintered virulifcrous nymphs emerged in late April is responsible for the early infection of the disease. Agropyron repens, an important perennial weed in cultivated regions, is also an important wild host of the virus and its vector. Severe loss is induced when wheat is infected before 3 - leaf stage. The disease incidence could be predicted by a model with the population and virulifcrous rate of overwintered vectors as independent variables.