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The pattern of virus X development in the inoculated leaves of immune, localized reacting, and susceptible phenotypes in the potato has been studied. The results indicate that immunity is not absolute. Phenotypes giving a localized reaction cannot be regarded as hypersensitive. The evidence shows that an inactivating system restricts the development of the virus as soon as infection takes place.

A Relationship Between Immunity and Localized Reaction to Virus X in the Potato (Solanum Tuberosum)