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The rate of local lesion growth on leaves of N. tabacum L. Xanthi-nc resulting from tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) infection was varied with condition of light provided to the plants after inoculation. The local lesions on leaf of the plant expanded more under continuous dark than under light, and this enlargement in lesion size corresponded with the increase of virus. These results have led to the assumption that the defense reaction of the plant to TMV infection is closely related to the condition of light provided to the plant after inoculation.

Effect of Light on Local Lesion Growth on Nicotiana tabacum L. Xanthi-nc Resulting from Tobacco Mosaic Virus Infection