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Germplasm accessions and advanced lines were evaluated for seed transmission of the seed borne viruses, cucumber mosaic (CMV), cowpea severe mosaic (CSMV), and blackeye cowpea mosaic (B1CMV). Seed samples from 822 field plots (274 out of 300 accessions in 3 replications) which had been evaluated for insect resistance in 1992 were planted in the greenhouse. Mosaic virus symptoms had been apparent throughout the 1992 field planting. Evaluation for mosaic symptoms was done at the seedling stage in the greenhouse and 89 entries exhibited seed borne virus symptoms in one or more plants. Of these, 78 were shown by ELISA (enzyme linked immunosorbant assay, direct antigen coating method) to contain at least one of the seed borne viruses for which we were evaluating.

EVALUATION OF VIGNA UNGUICULATA GERMPLASM FOR RESISTANCE TO MOSAIC VIRUSES