Citation:

15 Keh Chi Ling. 1969. Transmission of rice viruses in Southeast Asia. Pages 139-153. In: SH Ou and KC Ling (editors). The Virus Diseases of the Rice Plant. Proceedings of a Symposium held at the International Rice Research Institute, Los Baños, Philippines, April, 1967 and published by the Johns Hopkins Press, Baltimore, Maryland, 354 pages.

Keywords: Oryza sativa, plant disease, plant pathogen, transmission by mechanical inoculation, transmission by insect vector, method of studying insect transmission, rice mosaic, Recilia dorsalis, Laodelphax striatellus, Nephotettix cincticeps, N virescens, N nigropictus, Cicadulina bipunctella, stunt, dwarf, tungro, orange leaf, retention period, daily consecutive transmission, infective capacity and prolonged acquisition feeding period, gradual decrease in insect infectivity over time, infectivity and requisition feeding, loss of infectivity after molting, penyakit merah, yellow-orange leaf, grassy stunt, yellow dwarf, Nilaparvata lugens, leafhopper, planthopper, transovarial, persistent versus non-persistent vector groups