Could anybody provide photo of Physalis rugose mosaic virus symptoms on different plants?

31 January 2024 1 5K Report

Physalis rugose mosaic virus (PhyRMV) is a Sobemovirus that causes severe damage to Physalis peruviana L., affecting vegetative parameters, fruit quantity and quality.

It was reported in Brasil and some other parts of South America. We are looking for photo of typical symptoms caused by this virus on host plants, especially on tomato.

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