Cucumber mosaic virus, which we detect often in gladiolus samples, causes white break mosaic. This disease can cause flowers to be blotchy and open slowly. Cucumber mosaic virus is spread by aphids.
Mild mosaic, a gladiolus disease with symptoms that can include faint mottled patterns on leaves and flower stems, is caused by bean yellow mosaic virus, an aphid-transmitted member of the potyvirus group. We find viruses of this group frequently in gladiolus samples.
| Gladiolus Screen (10 tests) | ||
| Pathogen | Symbol | |
|---|---|---|
| Arabis mosaic virus | ArMV | Submit Test Sample |
| Cucumber mosaic virus | CMV | Submit Test Sample |
| Impatiens necrotic spot virus | INSV | Submit Test Sample |
| Potyvirus group test | POTY | Submit Test Sample |
| Strawberry latent ringspot virus | SLRSV | Submit Test Sample |
| Tobacco mosaic virus | TMV | Submit Test Sample |
| Tobacco rattle virus | TRV | Submit Test Sample |
| Tobacco ringspot virus | TRSV | Submit Test Sample |
| Tomato ringspot virus | ToRSV | Submit Test Sample |
| Tomato spotted wilt virus | TSWV | Submit Test Sample |