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Cucumber mosaic cucumovirus (CMV) has a genome consisting of three plus-sense, single-stranded RNA molecules, designated RNA1, RNA2 and RNA3 in decreasing order of molecular weight, and is divided into subgroups I and II based on serological properties and differences in nucleotide sequence10). Many efforts have been made to prevent the enormous damage to agricultural crop production caused by CMV. For example, preinoculation of plants with attenuated CMV was successfully adopted to escape reinfection with more virulent strains17). A number of studies also describe the establishment of CMV resistance in transgenic plants which express the gene of CMV coat protein, non-structural protein or satellite RNA2). The principle of these strategies is based on •gcross-protection•h of plant viruses. We are now investigating the molecular basis of the phenomenon using various CMV strains. In the course of this study, we need to develop methods that can discriminate the syntheses of sub-

Specific Detection of Subgroups I and II of Cucumber Mosaic Virus RNA with Digoxigenin-Labeled Synthetic Oligo-Deoxyribonucleotide Probes.