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Chinese Agricultural Science Bulletin ›› 2022, Vol. 38 ›› Issue (10): 112-120.doi: 10.11924/j.issn.1000-6850.casb2021-0478

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The Passivation Effect of Yiduling on TMV in Tobacco Seedling Stage

FENG Yongxin1(), TAN Hongxiang1(), GUAN Hui1, JIN Yanfeng1, XU Wei1, WANG Jie2   

  1. 1Raw Materials Department of Hebei China Tobacco Industry Co., Ltd., Shijiazhuang 530012
    2Tobacco Research Institute, Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Qingdao, Shandong 266101
  • Received:2021-05-07 Revised:2021-09-27 Online:2022-04-05 Published:2022-05-23
  • Contact: TAN Hongxiang E-mail:fyxman@163.com;zjkthx@163.com

Abstract:

Skimmed milk and trisodium phosphate, which have a significant passivation effect on tobacco mosaic virus (TMV), were selected as the research objects. The passivation effect of the combination of skimmed milk and trisodium phosphate (called Yiduling) on TMV-contaminated substrate and leaf-cutting device during floating seedling cultivation was determined by the dead spot method. The effects of Yiduling on viral granules were observed by transmission electron microscopy. At the same time, real-time qPCR was used to quantitatively detect the content of TMV and the relative expression of host defense protein. The results showed that the passivation effect of Yiduling diluent on TMV was time and concentration dependent, and the inhibition rate was significantly different between different treatments. Yiduling mixed with TMV inoculum for 3 minutes completely inhibited the infection of TMV on leaves. The best inhibitory effect was obtained when 500 times Yiduling was used for disinfection for more than 1 min. The passivation effect on TMV was up to 100% when the leaf-cutting device was soaked with Yiduling diluted 500 times for no less than 5 minutes. Different concentrations of Yiduling diluent significantly inactivated the TMV in the substrate and inhibited the infection and morbidity of tobacco seedlings by TMV, and the content of TMV in the substrate decreased by 74.09%-90.26% and the relative control effect reached 54.83%-85.45%. In addition, the tobacco seedling leaves in all treatments with Yiduling were normal and no phytotoxicity occurred. The study of the mechanism of inactivating virus found that the virions after co-incubation with Yiduling diluent were broken into tiny fragments, the coat protein was severely damaged, and the helical structure and columnar shape were basically lost. At the same time, Yiduling increased the enzyme activity of defense enzymes PPO and PAL, and significantly induced the expression of defense genes NPR1, PAL, PR1b and PR1a. In summary, Yiduling can have antiviral effects by directly acting on virion and inducing host resistance.

Key words: tobacco mosaic virus (TMV), Yiduling, seedling stage, passivation effect, defense protein, host resistance

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