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During Spring and Summer 1989 and 1990, the Maryland Dept. of Agriculture obtained several barrenwort  (Epimedium  sp. C. Morr. and Decne.) hybrids showing virus-like symptoms, including mosaic, line pattern, and concentric chlorotic ringspot. Viral-associated, double-stranded RNA analysis, electron microscopy, serology, and host reactions indicated the presence of a virus with properties similar to those of the tobamovirus group. Serologically, the virus was closely related to tomato mosaic virus. Attempts to infect barrenwort by mechanical inoculations were unsuccessful. This is the first report of a viral infection of barrenwort.

A Tobamovirus Associated with Mosaic and Ringspot Symptoms on Barrenwort (Epimedium sp.)