SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT SUKHOV, I.M. - SUKHOV, K.S.

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*I-- SUKHOV O&AW0000I.-
Bxperience in servicing the agricultural aviation. Meteor. I gidrol,
no.7:-47-48 J1 157. (KLRA 10:8)
(Meteorology in aeronautics)

On the Age of the Fossilless Strata of the Lower Paleozoic SOV/2o-124-2-44/71
in the Dnestr Region
arE- followed by strata of green chlorite schists; the cycle
is concluded by iron-bearing violet-brown loamy or dark green,
almost black schists. On the basis of this phenomenon the
author divides the whole mass of the "thumb" (not containing
any fossil organic residues) Paleozoic into three stages
or suites which are further ,3ubdIvided into 7 subsuites
(cycles) and 19 horizons (includine 3 erosions) (Table 1,
Column 9). The a_~e of the entire series was determined to be
Ordovician (Ref 13) on the basis of the horizons of the
Molodovskiye sandstones which Pere paleontologically character-
ized and other findings. Moreover, spores from the group of
Trachitriletes and Leiotriletes, as well as shells of Lami-
narites antiquissimus Eichw. were found in the green schists
which are stratified below the Atakskiye sandstones. Due to
thio fact the sandstones of Kosoutsy could be classified as
belonging to the Ripheus and the higher stratified masses
up to the Molodovskyie sandstones to the Lower Cambrian. Due
to this fact the Middle and Upper Cambrian and a considerable
part of the Ordovician could be separated out of the cross
Card 2/4 section of the Dnestr rejion (Ref 4). A few years ago

On the Age of the Fo:-,silles2 Strata of the Lorer Faleozoic SOV/2o-124-2-44,1171
in the Dnestr ReL;ion
N. N. Slutskiy found prints in the Atakddye sandstones
which tho author proliminarily determined as Dictyonema sp.
(Fltr 1 Thi n kit! tcr in J tintion %v a ri oorif i rm ed bv A. M. Obut
who also pointed out to the dintribittion of tho Dictyoneina
from the Upper Cambrian to the Lower Carboniferous Visean.
According to that, the age of the sandstones mentioned and
consequently, of the entire mass is determined to not older
than th,~ Upper Cambrian or even younger. It may be concluded
from this that in the area of the classic cross sections
of the Lower Paleozoic on the Dnestr River a red eluvial
crust was formed after the eru2tion of the riphaic diabase
during the entire Cambrian. The beginning transgression of
the Ordovician Sea in the Tremadoc formed the sediments of
the Lyadavskaya suite. The productive, phosphorite bearing
Kalyunsk-yL suite was deposited durinG the Arenig period
when the transgression attained its maximum. Due to a sialler
impulse water intruded in the Caradoc which formed the complex
of the Studenitska-ya suite. Its sand component - the Molo-
Card 3/4 dovskiy horizon - overlain by Silurian characterized paleon-

On the Age of the Fossilleas Strata of the Lozer Paleozoic SOV/2o-124-2-44/71
in the Dnestr Region
tologically, can be still found in the Northern Bessarabiya.
There are 1 figure, 1 tablet and 13 references, 12 of which
are Soviet.
ASSOCIATION: Moldavskiy filial Akademii nauk SSSR (Moldavian Branch,
Academy of Sciences )USSR)
PRESENTED: May 12, 1958, by A. G. Betekhtin, Academician
SUBMITTED: January 20, 1958
Card 4/4

S/519/60/000/008/009/031
D051/D113
AUTHOR: Sukhov, I.M.
TITLE: The earthquake of November 10, 1940 in Moldavia and adjacent
areas and problems of seismic zoning in thi, south-western part
of the USSR
SOURCE: Akademiya nauk SSSR. Sovet po seysmologii. Byulleten', no. 8,
Moscow, 1960. Voprosy seysmicheskogo rayonirovaniya, 93-98
TEXT: The author describes the tectonic basis of the earthquake of November
10, 1940 in Moldavia and adjacent areas and the work of the special commis-
sion of the AN SSSR (AS USSR). This commission, led by V.O. Tsshokher and
otherr wuscharVed with the investigation of the ef f ects of this earthquake.
Suggestions towards improving the Bessarabian section of the map of seismic
zoning of the USSR are given. In late 1957,the author visited Rumania to
study the geological structure of the Western Carpathians, particularly the
Vranoea Mountains, the center of deep-focused earthquakes. It was e8tab-
lished that the Vrancea Mountains area is characterized by sunken crystalline
Card 1/2

S/519/60/000/008/CO9/031
'Phe earthquake of Novembzr 10, 1940... D05l/Dll3
rocks, a great deal of flysch, and accumulated neogenic sediments. The
author considers that, in view of increased knowledge of the geological
structure of the aubcarpathian zone,east of the Vrancea Mountains, the ef-
fects of the 1940 earthquake, can be better explained. The work of the com-
mission of the AS USSR, accomplished mainly in Kishinev, also included lo-
cal studies of a number of localities in the Moldavskaya SSR. Data supplied
by the commissionpoerved as a basis for the maps of seismic zoning of the
USSR of 1948 and 1957. The author criticizes seismic zoning as presented on
these maps, stating, for example, that Kishinev should belong to point 8
rather than to point 7 of the seismic intensity scale. On a special map the
author shows his own system of zonation as compared with the official system.
There are 3 figures and 7 Soviet-bloc references.
ASSOCI t -1 ( )7- :Mold~~vskiy filial AN S"'R (',oldaviann Brtanch of Lhe "S
Card 2/2

S/169/62/000/010/016/071
D228/D307
Suhhov, I.11.
"ITI
~;art~cr~ake investigations in Moldavia and its
adjoining districts
',,'eferativnyy zhurnal, Geofizika, no. 10, 1962, 30t
abstract 10-1192 (Tr. Resp. nauchno-tel-chn. konferent-
sii po vopr. antisey--iich. str-va, 1960, Kishinev,
1960, 16-26)
T*-::,,T: The territory of the Holdavian SSR can be regarded
-1 it sometimes experiences
'S oil'! O't. the seismic zones, since
tI
ac catastronhic carthqua!-es of the Carpat~ian region. All avail-
iiiformia~ion about carthquaIces in the Carpathian region frord
455 3.C. to 1960 that also embraced Moldavia was gathered by the
sci-smic station of the I:oldavslciy filial X4 SISSR (Moldavian Branch,
--)Icte information is available from
U,"3:, at Kishinev. ]:ore cor-.i,
1800. The strongest earthquakes occurred in 1802, 1829, 1838, 1912
~iiid 1940. The catastrophic earthquake of 1802, with its epicenter
t~ard 1/2

SUKHOV, 1. M.-,
Some characteristics of the saismotectonics of the Carpathian
region. Studii astron seismol 6 no.2:lq7-199 161.

. SMI(I-V, I.S., inzh.
New squeezing mechanism for the hot tinning =a-hine. Stall 20 n0.9:
833-834 s l6o. (MI3A 13:9)
1. Ilauchno-issledovatellskiy i konstruktorskiy institut khimicheskogo
mashinostroyaniya.
(Tin plating-Rquipment and supplies)

FOKINI Nikolay Vasillyevich; LUKEQY,_1_V_, inzh., red.; TELYASHOV,
R.Kh., red. Izd-va; BELOGUROVA, I.A., tekhn. red.
[Automatic machine for the straightening and cutting of
wire] Avtomat dlia rikhtovki i rubki provoloki. Leningrad,
1963. 11-4 p. (Leningradskil dom nauchno-tekhnicheskoi pro-
pagandy. Obmen peredovym opytom. Seriia: Mekhanicheskaia
obrabotka metallov, no.7) (MIRA 16:5)
(Wire industry-Equipment and supplies)
(Machinery, Automatic)

'11-ITSI.NEK, Knrl Yanovich, kand. tekhri. nfiuk; i~i-,FNTAi.' , Emanuel'
Zamuilovich, inzh.; SUKFCV, I.V., red.; TELYASHCV, R.Kh.,
red.izd-va; BELOGUROVA, I.A., tekhn. red.
[Use of magnetic methods in assembiy work] Primenenie mag-
nitnykh metodov pri sborke izdelii. Leningrad, 1963. 16 p.
(Leningrndskiy dom nauchno-tekhnicheskoi propagandy. Obmen
peredovym opytom. Seriia: Mekhanicheskaia obrabotka metal-
lov, no.11) (MIFA 16:11)
~'j(, 1(-,3 --Industrial applications) (Metalwork)

BASIPAKOV, Aleksandr 14ikhayiovich; K(.ZLk,V, Aieksey 1vanovich;
S11KHOV, I.V., red.; TELYASHO, lt.Kh., redAzd-va; GVIRTS, V.L.,
tekhn. red.
[Lifting-capacity Amiter for jib cranes. Self-gripping
catch for sheet materials] Ogranichitell gruzopod"emnosti
dlia strelovykh Pod"emnykh kranov. Saffiozazhimnoi zakhvat dlin
iistovogo w9terinia. Leningrad, 1963. 17 p. (Leningradskii
dom nauchno-tekhnicheskoi propagnndy. Obmen peredovym opytom
Soriia: Mekhanicheskala obrabotka metallov, no.12)
(MIRA 16:10)
(Cranes, derricks, etc.--Safety appliances)
(Materials handling-Eqt'.pment and supplies)

PERTEN, Yul-ly Aleksandrovich, kand. takhn. nauk;,SUKHOV I V
-:-I- * "'
red.; GRIGORIYEVA, I.S., redizd-va; BELOGUROVA,~.,~
tekhn. red.
(New trends in the development of the mech9mization of
industrial conveying ByStOW] Novye napravleniia v raz-
vitii aredstv mekhan*ataii promys4lennogo konveiernogo
transports. Leningrad, 1963. 24 p. (Lenirigradskii dom
nauchno-tekhnicheskoi propagandy. Obmen peredovym. op--
tom. Seriia: Mekhanicheskaia obrabotka, no-5)
(MIRA 16:5)
(Conveying machinery)

PE RTEN, Yurly Aleksiindrovich; ~UKFUV,~ 'HASHCV, R.Kh.,
-.1- i. 9_Ly. , red. ; TE
red.izd-va; BEbOGUROVA, . teklizi., red,
[Advanced methods for removing, conveying and processing
metal chips] Progressivnye sposoby uborki, transportirovki
i Pererabotki metaliicheskoi struzhki; stenogramma. Lenin-
grad, 1963. 35 p. (MIRA 16:10)
(Metal cut-~,Ing)

UKHOV, K. (I(oskva)
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Single-channel superheterodyne receiver. Radio no.6:36-37 Je '56.
(KLHA 9:8)
(Television--Receivers and reception )

SUKBOVY K., inzh.
With a speed of 2,000 km.per hour. Av.i kasm. 45 no.7g?3.-78
162. (MIR& 15:8)
(Aeronautics, Military)

Tbe ComIttee on Stalin Prizes (of the Council of Ministers USSR) In the fieldA of
science and inventims announces that the following scientific worka, popular scien-
t-ific books, and textbookq have been eubmitt~ed for competition for Stalin Prizes for
tae years 19-~2 aul 2-953- (~ ~vetmkW-aLL-a-tura k') No. 22-40, 20 Feb 3 Apr- 151,;4'
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SO: W-NW4, 7 July 1954

SUKHOV. K. ,:,.
SUKHOV, K. S. 'Tontrl~u'!Gn to of Qje Pltrnble
v
Viriisec, of Mo~aln, 11 In Virifi Dist-ses of Plnnts In Cri.-iei rrtd 'n thp 1,1kni!A,
st,to of Cr'.mnti AS-R, Sl!nferni-,ol, 10!4, -j,). 11-!B. If 64. " 2
R~) I? v
So: SIRA 1~ Dec. 1951

SUKHOV,
STJTHOV, K. S. , and ~!. *% "Pat'nolorical Chpnizes in Plant Celle Caused
by the Action of Pota5~-tmim Iodide (In Connection vith the Problem of the Nautre of
X-Bodles)," in Virus Disenrpg of Plnnts in Crimes. nnd in Ukraine, State
Publishing Hoise of Crimep ASI~i, 51irferonol, 11171-, pp. 122-124. L 64. 72
RQOV
So: SIRA SI-00-51, III Dec. 105"

SUKHCV, K. S.
"The structure of the quiescient kernel in the tissues of embrionic Avena Sativa."
,(p. 111) Section of Genetics:, KHARKOV Scientific Research, Institute of Botany. by
Sukhov, K. S.
SO: Biological Journal (Biologicheskii Zhurnal) Vol. VI, 1.937, No. 1

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511 PlJ14
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of ~A~' Ijit7h later cn-stmMise into needles. Tbir-tm,tvittic too
so it, litsions air tcntikt ivciy Wentified as the virus- P(If/A.11
,t,wid1j, when lired on diseased cereals. Accumulate., tile 0111
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St KHI)% I-'4jt KH-JJ1Fj (K. S,) & -S('KHf'%-A j--)VKH'AA *~ N1 *N* ,
Interrtlati0m betwom the Yin= (d a now gram moux dumm
(MIMICUTULie) Wd its canier Delphax Arm~ Fallem - - C, R
Arylli S~ I' IS.S., N-S- xxvi, 5, lip. 4`79-482. 150-
In contimicl stu(lies on the 'zakoijklivitnir'
R.A.M.. xviii, p. Ct;4;: xix, p. 3161 at Ontsk [West Siio~na I in 114.3'.~. ih,
authr.n reared to non-infective generation of 1),4jAnx [Lk.,' writics
strit,w4bi, t lie vecl4or of t him virus lot% c it. I tin I"-Alt h %, .%t t. Im oir!4
in i.,w,hkti,~n. Thoe riat plants rentaineol healthy in P-pit-- dthe 14ru- nun~-
ImTs t of I bese ' %ten 1k-' inxvtA, t It uA showing t hat t he pulw itin dt--woor 1A
riot due to a toxit. efrect prtxiuc*41 by the intiert. The infectivity t-f th.-
pupation disemime wim proved when I;rv-ae of mmie of th-w im*PC'1A Wert-
plact-41 on 4hw-wv,,i oats and after varying periotis tmn!-J~rrol to balth *y
plants, with the rv-sult that front 7-6 to 79) (average 3~1-:.') pr cent. If
the larvae were found to have bm)nik infectrd.
The inculiation perioml in the imect varift] widely, avt-rzgm;., frums I
to I G &-. a, but it wmA never lem than six. Owing to i t ho, I,nztk, of the
invuhation peritAl, the larvae in their varititiq imtar, t-h-o-A-t a
rate of inf--ctiom, which wa4 prw-ti~-ully rul in the fir,! blit im, -,L-41
with eat It mul-!fluent instair anol rem-hvil its ninximum m I h,-
Th-- riste tif irife,t-iiiin, however. never exreede,1 37 i,,-r t-ny~ ith,r
under Ltlx.rution- ttr fielil conditions. The larvae w,-r- tn,Ai lw".1, ',c)
i-41i'm iLl-iitzh

imtaror the imagostage the insects wrm. practit-ally immune. T6%mav
furnish an explanation of the (art that in oat field; completely infmte~
bv the disease, the number of infective inmcts dimintsbes graduafiv.
dropping fromMto 4-7 per cent. by thrend of June. ButeveninthA;ir
earlier instars the lArvae did not e~asilv becorne infectevi; time showed
traces of infection after one hour's feeding on d6ftnewl oat* arul only
an ir*rnificant percentage after six hours, the highest percentage being
reached after two to three days. on the other hand. the infection La
easily transmitted by infected insects to ber.,~",hy plants, in ""air cam"
in five or ten minutes. The virus does not multiply in the inwta.
and in time tber lose their infective capacity. That the virto is not
transmitted to ibe next R"Venition Was Pro*-.ed by an experiment in
which the eggs of ten infectod fenudes were tranKferred to healthy oat
plants, mom than a hundred larvae being obtained from them -, rione
of those larvae carried the infection.
The ratio of infected insectsvohod with different fields and differerA
crops in direct proportion to the amount of infection in a given field
and crop. Thus. in a field of early outs infected to the extent of IOD
per cent., the ratio was between N) and 37 per cent.; on late oats
infected to the extent of 25 per cent., it was 8-5 per cent.; while it was
only 4 per cent. on rye, which is generally far less suseptihle to in-
fection- When 108 larvae, collected from dry oat istubble on a fallow
land devoid of any vegetation just as they were emerging frrm their
winter anabioniA, were transferm! to healthy oats growing in i0olsition.
20-3 per cent. of the larvae were found to be infected. This is taken
to indicate that the virus overwinters targely in the body of the insect-
Later on, another possibility ofavervrintering wasibund in the po--rennial
grasses, such as Aympyrm rcprns and Bromus iwTmis. whirb -eft.
however. extent of less than 0-01 per cent. and
hW()r,., could not constitute a significant mode of overwint#ring. The
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virus was furthermore discoveml in the annual weeds Sdaris r"is
and Panicum I Sc6norAhial eruslalli. the fonner representing a serious
source of infection because very susceptible to the disease and very
attractive to the vector. In experiments with rice, 15 per cent. of the
material was successfully infected. while attempts to infect auy-bean
fiWed. The penetration of the virus into the tiames of the oat plaut
was found to proceed at a rate of 7 em. per boar.

stij,lipy 1.$)t*jk#,Qpvj (K. &I & I'snyva (11, T.). WSW skdAWk
FAUN as Tedw of this vtru dim" lubAuTfink, in VrAkkL --
C.R. Anid. No. U.R.S.S.. N.8.. xxvi, 5, pp~ W4M. 1040.
1 RVI'Mt iglitiO1131 into the UP 111111litOk of the VlVtOr of ' rukkooMminip
j1pullation dim-nitc-: mv prec"Jing ahmtrarti, D414kir 11),41phtinviesi
striah4la, ahowed that the larvae of this inamt overwinter on wtvibs and
grasm-s in field boundaries and meadows adjoining oat and other cereal
fivWx harvested the preceding year. More litrvKr werr finuid nowr the
boundarivis %i( thp fividik than further swaY frorn them, and as (at as could
be upvertatiard. the inwts followni the dirt-ction tit tit(, wittil. At, tkkt
field proteett-d b'v agaute felIC4.2 a). high 06calml infoction and tit) inu-CIA
wert, fomid it, it; imprott4 Ied lint firldit. (in the other hand. uren, infei-t4ml
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SI'Knoti. jS13t'KIloFIY) (K. S.), On ibe vim Xvb" in cot" - V. ft.
A(vkI. &'t. N.K, inix, 2. pp. 1371 IM, 1 fig.. 1940.
Winter whrat growing near Molivow was found to be affected by a
ftmis of 1114M&14'. the rzternal symptonis of whivit rivierobItA thotio, of the
wisitor wheat mosmak, rvivittly rielioruxt frimi Viirtmelth JR.A.M., xx,
11.310;1. %iomo of the outward symptanuidistingiiiiiiied it frum'sakoA.
ivanie' dim-ww ofosts libid., xx. p. IMI. f"i which it diffemi x1mrply
ilk the AIWIU-4, of proteill inchmilotia fmill the VVIIA of 41"t-41 111*1114.
Knetions of wheat leaves afNv" with moitaic. howevvir, when phic"I in
all acid medium. developed numecuum neMle-sbaped cryntals up to o-rer
IO)A in length. Micruchernical resetiot%s indicated the protein nature of
the crystAs and their itiontity with the viruis of winter whost inusts4r.
The view that t lit, wheat intmair found nearAltim-ow im; prohahl Weriti.
4141 with thist relilwtvil fnmi Vorotirith wali stipliOrt'41 by the 7.wt that,
er"talts identical with thorke found in the Mtv%-svw wheat wrrv olmserved
io the inivotiurs of WtotvjAntum xtr~slux (01M.. xix. 1). 26MI. Ifit. v"'tor
41111. visrolit'jill 1114waw.

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-1 - - -
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Sri . S I 7_%% S 1 - I -)- 1; - , 1-5 Dec. 1051

SAII(N.9 K. 3.
I p z D~ ya,
IfFeculiarities of Two Viruses -ereals and Their I'arriers" :dkr~~- -ologi
Vol. 11-11 No. 4, 19i,~2.

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00 !ntttable dk-* I- plant to plant. but Wy through an
utse" -ct-, PIUMPWO41 Striski L.. in which it under.
goes an imcubstion period before beconxing infective. Thc
a tould not be seen in Infected cells until the pil of the
latter was reduced to 4o wben numerous uredlefike CM.
go Im's lormled. T11- needles We* fortmed h. the iujc,
'17- i'llected Plams was Oddified to PH 4. No crystals
90 w- foulsd In bealthy plants or in their juices. Siluilm
crystals s- tonad 'u "M 14tv"it" Of thill insect at PH 4.
ee
10 the "Nast WO, 00 CTYA'h 11, found only in the
psi
go of tenCChMY'mt&1xS-WU P"llp"d9the VucWsr bundles. Aquantity 0
. filterWg the leaf juice through
an asbafts disk, m-bm %K! pH - 4 and centrifuging. ~00
00 J The -terial gave a test tot protein. "Zakuklivanic," rq 0
00 6 yellow vbms dbelm Of Osts, also required incubation for
60 (1 to 24 &YO 10 itmath" k9ect, Ddp&x striaWa Fall, 60*
before be"Natlag k&clive- Crystals of this virus formed in 100
td. juke as naturs' pH. but am at 4. S. be[ievvs that
this 6 tbaArst recorded caw of finding virus protein in 0
the body of dw carrier ksect. J. J. Willman
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,~Vlrus Disertse~ of 1-innts *.-: Kirg-lzo vol. 11, no. 5, 1944,
- . ik r 0 tLl-il-o-
p '-6 4 1 . 5 1-- 1-1
pp. 2 2 -26~~. , 4 : . .74"
C" -
.TRA - Sl - 9n-53, 1,5 I-Pe--. 19.53

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,,f Ap"i", :~%' itr; Ab-'Iity to Ffinn a
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, - r. ri,, -. A: ., L ~' ~, t-~ t- I IAcadti:iie dus Sclencc.3
,
v-, 1. -12, no. 5, 1944, p.. 226-22~1. 5l1 1-144
SO: SIF.A - S1 - 90-53, 15 Dci~. 1953

, ,- 011 1,I
8vxKgy- (K. &). On owbMa ecmdid~ of funmadm of intmedhdar vim isdib.
Wom-C. R. Acad. M. U.)"S., NA. Av. 4. pp. 169,472, 4 figs., 1944.
T'he author trviews rim t work on intrucellitlar vimm inclusimm awl brielly
indirmitom the rrmulta of his own work on the vins" of whotem immic, winter
who-at nummaiv. sud (ats pseudo-rumtte (R.A.M., xxiii, p. 12157; xxiv, p. 1671.

At
On Ih* wonlity of )*Ilow 04 kok-eAgow,
of aster &%A US posWbk "W" LI
knul. Arad. S4 i. U.i-S.R.. 41. 3M3 4.
A6., 1940. 11, 111) NOW* lt~k
~erivtsq IAIII,Lge in pull I
I r'4 It'mil Why 11.1. , - d,I -
auilots% d~utlw thAt Ott- %t,u% i,
.1W) with Ow 1-.Iu%al agew of lit bu'l 01 I_,,-
Irsof A.

ST
of I-
r-, s o PTobacco T!iro~,.gh Lrirvittl
'o.m~,tes I-icndi,;~ !lAc,,;.q mie des Sclences de 'U'liSS 49 nc. P,
1945, pp. 1410-1,17. oll P,144
SO : SI:U - S! - KI-53, 15 Dec. 19,-)3

e- 4
& V#)vK (A. 31.). CTWkyp nac-ietiotaix it mepm 6oph6m c mum.
IWIMM I ini'm 1)f.SojmmC*-Ae and the njeamj)f combating it.) ---All- Union Scion -
tifir llv~earvb I m4titute of I he Canning Imiustry, 32 pp., Illfigfi., Moscow, IWO.
In N-F) tho viru.4 di.4e.,w. causing woodinem in toulatoem Iff.I.M.. xiii, P. 133.
xiv. p. 1:101 redu(ed greatlY the yields of toniattx-A. FX)t4tv'4.A. chilli IWpper' and
1.t:gplant in the F S.S. It. The di-etw irm reliort^l froin the Mtocow area, South
Ukraine. AlithImm. Cauctimus, tilt, Krimit,whir Ji.-triet, Critora. the Rostov area.
al-ki from centritl Amiti 14outh Hamelistan. Kirghiz. and Uztwkistan. In the
Krit4n,whir dixtrict :10 lwr cent. of tho chilli and eggplanto, witherml and dird as a
reNult (if infwtimi and alek) 'so lwr vent. of the varlY liotatoes and 521 lier ornt. of
lit
Thowithering
ivaN attributed t4) w,xxbmem vinis [tomato big bud virus, ibid., xxvi, 1). 135).
In the rimrs- 4 exim,riments in IM the authors found that the pota.0 yellows
iltiv,,ji-e. the ,Yinf,t~anm of which were identical with thom of the Potato disease dur
t~ a.~tvr yilh,w- vim. in the United StatvA [ibid.. xxvi, 1). 411) was also due to the
ul.mlink-A-virlis. In thv Nlomi-ow arvd, where Yellows was widespread, cuttings from
;I lw~fjito plant wrrp grtifted on to t~pm healthY tomato pl&nts. After 11,
1,, 20 daYs leaf vbbm~m and all other sYniptoms of w'"Whylp" dovelotA.

37)'r:'-jr~ ~ , K. Lj .
I . -I
"Viruz- Pr,~teinrs and the Phen(;,mena of Inheritanctl (Their Role in the Trinc-nisvion of
Disease)," A,-robiologiia, no. A~, 1946, pp. 84-96. 2 0 A?-7 ~'22
SO: SIRA - Sl - 91'~-5-~, 15 Dec. 1953

Sui::~ov, ~.. S.
11 S t - lbla r o-f Pat nt j e s, , " dy V~3es,: -' azns i I i:oj I i,,i N%U'll
I I ': -t-- -- 9. 2 ~0, A-', -I .
. n i ~,, 1. Lenina, vol 11, no. 19,:,, ,- . 2
i ~ f,
SO: SIRA - Sl - 90-53, 15, Dec. 1953

,~j,.,ur Vir.,,~ in !,ature,tl in Re-orts of the Scientific
S,
-~lence-, ~ublis,Ang House of the
for 19-f,~, DP;,,art~nert of 73iclof-i-Cal, Sci
Academ,y of Science USSR, ~'~oscow, 1947, pp. 152-163. .511 X-1-14
SO: SIRA - SI - 9 15 Dec. 19'53

f Potatoes, Yep.,ers aind -~',-gplant.ll in
-,e o --f
"The llatul-e Of V's De artment of Biol')Fical SclC-?lCe
or 1945
rk f
Science USSR, Mvnocow, 153-154. 511 Kk144
F ub 11, 1 w, H ou s e o -Lo th A ca, 1 e mf
SO: SIRA - Sl - '90-53, 15 Dec. 1953

TW~M, Auf~ A et -1 Jul/Aug 1947
Medicine Plant a
'Relationship of the Reproduction of the Tobacco
Mosaic Virus to the Stage of Development of the
Plant-Host," K, S~ Sukhov, A. M. Vovk, 14 pp
Agroblyologiya" Tio 4
This article,, well illustrated by (~iagra:ms and. tables
of experimental results, vas submitte& to the Masti-
tUta.,__pfGendtics vf theA,,-ad=y.of Scienoes-of'_~
TW. The aib=in viniF51 repro&uotim is dependent
on the condition of the plant-hoet. The stage of
development of the plant-host effects the reproduc-
tion of the virus. The location and topography e
23T73
USSRfiudlcine - viruses (Contd) Jul/Aug
Modicine - Plawnte
the area surrounding the plant-host have great affect
upon the development of tbo, virus. All changes In
the process of reproftetion are closely related to
the course of synthesis or the course of hydrol"Is.
23T73

S'
V , K . S .
"New Data on Stolb-~.r ~f Potat~~es," Sovets'kaia Aeron~~rljja, vol. 5, no. 4, 1947, pp.
72-7L). 20 SOP-4
so: Olipa. - SI - lr-57, 15 Dec. 1953

su*lov, -z:. S. , and VC,111K, A. 'F.
?-'br., Laboratory of Virus Diseases of 171antq, Institute of 'icrobioloa, Acid. Scl., -1946-.
?1br., Genet,.::s Tnot., Acad. Sci. -1947-.
flu'ralesthes Obsolptus Sirm., Transmittinp- Ap-,ent of 3ij-- 3nd (Stolbur) Virus in Solan-
anacea.-3," Dok-. X!, -53, No. 2, 1946
"The D-a-ae-idence of L~ie Re-oroduction of the Tobacco Mosaic Vircus on the Synthetic Activity
of the Proteage of tlie Post Plant," Dok. All, 57, ro. 6, 1947
"New Virus Diseage of the Tomato, the Curlinp of Its Leaves, and the Carrier, Afallia
Venosa Fall.," Dolc. AIT, 56, To. 1947

UM/Modlelm - Ylrumw Oct 1947
Medicine - Plants - Disedses
"Stolbur Vlruoj Cause for Mass Wasting of ?e"ers,
XWlantsp and Potatoes in the Southj,* K. S. Sukhow,,
A. M. Vork, Inst Genetics, Avad Sol USSR) 21 pp
'Dok Akad Nank SSSR, Nova Ser" Vol LVIII, No 2
Discusses some of the charaoteri6ties, properties,
and carriers of this rather v:LdeWead cause of
vithering of subject p1ents, as ve3-I as some mean-
uree for combating this virus disease. Submitted br
Academician N. A. Makalmov, :L2*Jun 1947.

. ikIP01i) -
",_ i K. "'.
"On the ori-,,in o-- viru3e3 (0 Frioskliozlidenii vir.,sov), F~Iblished by th.-~ All-Union
.3o.--icty for th-_~ iissenination f !olitical and sz:ientific Knowle-17e, 1948.

K. S.
ID,
USSR/Wdiolm - Plant, BU-SAItSO Jon/lob 19M
Medicine - Tobacco
I -Substrata fran Which the Tobacco Mosaic Virus Grow
during Antoreproductim,w K. S. Sukbov, Dr Biol Sol,.
Genetics lust, Acad Sci U M , 2 pp
*Agroblologlya" No I
Nev data permits better account of thervqwoductive
system of the virus nucleoproteld vhIchAs the gas-
wator of tobacco mosaic. Rrplains dual obaracter
of the substrata. Data clarifies the fact that
chemical composition of the virus Is dependent en
the functional condition of the plant-host.
LO

Sl,Tr'H('V, X. S.
i llgnrad, n.. 2, 194-3, pr. 63-66.
ll-il.~ierinr- of !~OtPtOes In the South (Stolb'zr)," ~
80 Sal3
SO: SIP-A. - Si - 90-53, 15 Dec. 1953

su;Gl' )V, 7. S.
111.1ew Method for the C,Intr,~J of Bi- Bud in Solanacene," Sacl i Ocoro,,I, no. 1, 19-18,
F) 7 -B. SaM
rip.
SO: SIPA - SI 90-53, 15 Dec. 1953
72,

no.
'In' 3 vol - 3 94
SO: Sira Si-90-53 15 Dec. 1q53

S? ITO T,,' .S.
-.of ect of Len~-ti of Pay on the Re-producti-n of 1~1,icco 11'os%ic Viruz: In the Tissues
of a Tobaccc 4ybr1d,1' ~kademil jva--~k SSSR, Vol. 59, Feb. 21, 1949, 1205--
1207. 511 P444A
SO: SIPA - S1 - 90-59, 15 Dec. 1953

bSO/Medicine - Pletate, Diseases jui 48
Medicine - Tomatoes
"Yechanism of Relative Sensitivity of Stem-Type
Tomato Plants to Plant Virus Disease," K. S.
Sukhoi, A. M. Vovk, Inst of Genetics, Acad Sci
USSR, 4 pp
*Dok Ak Pauk SSSR" Vol 1XI, No 2
Reports experiments. Tabulates results. Probable
thr,t phloem sap of stem tomato plants Is more
closely akin to parenchyma sap, regarding pH
value, than is the case vith nonstem tomatoes.
This reacts adversely on the Gialestes cicada,
4w 11/49T53
USO/Mediolne - Plants, Diseases (Contd) jul 48
hence the stem plant is relatively Im=ne to virus
disease. Submitted 3 May 48.
~m - 11/49T53

51 -.! -,- -
I . . ~ I , ~7 ,
cj~ .... .. . . -, 11 --
- , ~-ko'-h ~-ialstvenr.-ii-~ Entsj',-lored ia, State Pubi
,'-' r 1 7- " ,I . -. "'Jil-il Di :, e -1 s e ~ n Sells "I - i L,
of' ;-.:,:-r!cultrual Li'p-r-turey i" SCOW) 1191.9, Ed. 3, vcl. 1, 1--. -~'F-329. 30.1 Se4~~ Ed.3
SO: Sirrt 25 Dec. 1'?,---3

Z-71- K
-:r-- J , . - .
STI'-Klir-~-J, 1'. 3'. "Froble-i cf' Fatatc De,enpratim,"
pl,. 161-17E. 1f4,"-' F44
2 110. 16, '949,
C'- -ira -~10-53 15 Dec. 'F",

SUKHOV, K.S.
-
D.I. Ivanovskil - founder of the science of filtrable virus. 12T.Akad.
nauk- SSSR Ser.biol.,Moskva No.6:3-21 Nov-Dec 50. (CIXL 20:4)

0 ..: 7 :,
14 ,1 . .- .
S-1 a"; k- -i) K. S., and A. ". "IPelation of Her-tditary Reaction of Ilicotiana Species to
Toba-co '-os-dc Virl'S to Temiper:~bire," T-mldv Imititutri Ge-lietAki, no. 17, 1950, pp.
232-2319. 4/,? .9 1'44
SO: Sire ,i-90-'.-' 15 Dec. '953

(7 .. i.
,1... !,,
SIM-CV, K.S., and Vt~DV~., I'Dl -3etween i:ortl--,~rn and Southeirn Bi, B-ad of
rot.O-o~-S, if T-ody Insl,itut~,. Genctiki, no. -17, 1950 4Y-2.c, P44
- V 1 -.1
SO: Sire Si-90-53 25 Dec. 1953

-11, ::-,-.ir 1,1
1 - -3. - ' 1' --- " "' " '
-11'illi~l I II'- .- Lnl ~471r. l-, 71. ~J.
111hysiolo,cdcal onditions itimulatincy .1e;roduct.-on o--;' the Tobacco :-:c,saic 'lirus
I
in -'lant ',ells". Tridy Inst ~-:enetiki, Ak Nauk 335.1, lNo. 18, F;P 237-246, 19f;D.

- UKMOV, I,. ;. and 'JI, IF , OTA, i-,. S.
"Physiolo-ical conditions which stixilate the re-produ--l-ion of tobacco iMosaic Uruses
in -lant bells," T.,udy Inst 'reneti-ki, AN 333'~, Vol. p 2-'-~S, 1950.

SUKHCN~ K. S.
" ~;~' 1". S. I Ind NIKIrGROVA$ G. S. "Ret roduction
Synthetic Activity of Frote-As,s in Lea,,, -3 of Hybrid
u(Metiki, no. 17, IGY50, pp. 12)9_2Z,2. 442-1,9 Fzy,
of Tobacco Vor-aic Virus and
Tob%cco, 11 Trudy Ingtituta
SO: Sira Si-90-53 15 Dec. 19,53

t , -,. -
, -, . 11 . I vt -. " I , I ~*r- . - ~,
conditic'ns Sti,-rul~;t-rig..~7teirociucti(;II cf Lnd Tobacco Mc-saic 7IrUE
11 1 rltitik-J, A~-. I-a- k -SSLI, 1',5,' , I,'v !F'
in Plant Ce'll1i, Trudy In-at U~. 1, -1 -
Mikrobiolcr,iya, Vol. :a, No, 5. 1951.
00-,~-,'L16);'.

'MYTI-CII , K.-.S , . q'Id ",I,-.,, it. ~'.
"Variability in the Tobacco ?-!osaic Vtriv-, Unon Papqarca '~'hrou-h the Cr,::,.uAwr, of Plants of
Varloun 2i)oeien," 11'rii(ly Inrit Gerietki Ak ffnuk SSSR, 1950, *To 18
.1 Vt-w-24635.
i,Ijkrobiologlya, Vol. TJ., 'o. 5, 1951.

SUKHOV, K. S.
ussR (6oo)
Viruses
Science of viruses; Friroda no. 2, 1952
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, !Uw -1951. Unclassif ied.

GTIZ11. Vi, 1. 5 No. I Jan. IM
,I.,-, . . ~ 'Inov%ki
1, 1 , 1-21 ..
'- founder of the stucf) of filtrabir viris%ei,
"I .11.-I
Tzv,t:;t!vtw Alademil flauk, S-S-S-R- , :;erlyrl 4

TUUHOV~ K.
"Problems of today's viroloQr." (p.9). BIOLWICKY SBOMIK. (Slovemka akader-iia vied
a umeni) Bratislava. Vol. 7, '40. 1/2, 1952.
SO: East iropean Accessions List, Vol 3, No 8, Aug 1954.

SMMOV~ K. S.; VOW, A. M. ; ','UO-',tINIY0VA, K. 3.
Tomatoes - Di3eases and Pests
Effective test for DDT dust in controlling the tomato stalk borer. Dokl. Ak. sellkhoz.
17 no. 8, 1952.
Monthly List of Russian-Accessions, Library of Congress, November 1952. UNCLASSIFIED.

USSR/Biology - Genetics Jun 52
Medicine - Viruses
"Concerning the Conditions of the Reproduction
of Virus Nuclecproteids in Plant Cells," K.
Sukhov
"Trudy Inst Genetiki" Vo 19, pp 222-239
In connection with a review of the subject which
is based principally on work by TE and Japanese
investigators (22 refs), outlines research in this
field done by USSR ixrvestigators (16 refs).
Menti ons (1) work by 0 -~ I. Shvets ova (1950)
who prnved that. the polyhed ric d:isease
affects certain .`Lnsects only when they re-
ceive a definite diet; (2) work by himself showing
that nitrogen starvation impedes the -propagation of
the -,1rus in infected plants; (3) that the propaga-
tion of viruses is stimulated by reducing the length
of exposure of plants to daylight; (4) that viruses
do not exhibit any enzyme activity; (5) work by V. I.
Tovarnitskiy ehoevring that influenza virus can be re-
versibLy inactivated by globin, papain, cytochrome C,
clupeine. On the basis of some of the morphological
data cited, assumes that stages or phases of the de-
velopment of virus nucleoproteidB may exist. States
that further research ought to be done. (1) to clarify
the genetic connection between virus nucleoproteids
and Protoplasm nucleoproteids and (2) to verify hy-
potheses in regard. to genetic connection between
virusPs and bacteria, the spontaneous formation of
viruses, and related phenomena.
(3) 244T7

IV, 1 S t n d ti en,-.i- Alon oo~' Y-~cr~holn,,ry of Tu")er- SI.-rcuts -In the
Y with Bi~-~ Bud," Tru6y instituta Ceneti -9, 1912,
Pro,.,en*, of rct.-,to Fl~in+- A'fi~ct,!r no. -
1 2,- "7 U 1;4
SO: SIRA Dec. 101-43

SUKHOV, K. S. and KGSIKOV, K. V.
"Recent USSR Work on the Ontogenesis, Modification, and Selection of
Microorganisms," Mikrobiologiya, 21, No.6, pp 754-760, 1952
Translation W-25892 9 21 Apr ;53

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New reseirch in virus diseases of p1mil's in Czc-cTjn~l-ov,--':ia. priro-Iq 41 no. 50 1952
Y-ontbiv List of Ru.,3-.i,!n ~i,_cceggionsp LibrE.,ry of Cong.'res.-l-, k~g!,st 1952- TiCLISSIFIED.

SUKHOV, K.S.
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Tirun of tobacco chlorosis. Doklady Akad. nauk SSSR 85 no. 6:1381-
1382 21 Aug 1952. (OLKL 23:3)
1, Presented by Academician A. I. Oparin 24 June 1952. 2. In-
stitute of Genetics, Academy of Sciences USSR.

SUKHOV, K.S, ,
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Species formation in viruses. Izv. Akad. nauk SSSR; Ser. biol, no-3:
3-15 Kay-June 1953. (GIXL 25t1)

S M OV, K.S.; VOVK, A.M.
-*i~~
New form of "needle-shaped" strain of tobacco mosaic virus found
under experimental conditions. Trudy Inst.gen. no.20:265-269 153.
(MLBA 7:1)
(Kosaic disease)

SUKROV, K.S.; RAZVL=EgA, G.M.
I
Mottled top of makhorka, its causative agent and transmitter. Trudy
Inst.gen. no.20:270-282 '53. (NLRA 7:1)
Ohlorosis (Plante)) (Tobacco-Disesaes and pests)

SUKHOV, K.S.
-.1 . ~, ~,--
Nature of viruses. Mikrobiologliat Koskva 22 no.3:)16-324 Yloy-June
1953'. '(03UM 25:5)

SUKHOV, K.S.;SOIk)V'YEV, B.M.;NIKIFOROVA, G.S.
..... . .I .1.1-
Effect of formaldehyde derivativeo of norsulfazol on tobacco mosaic
virus. Doklady Akad. nauk SSSR 88 no. 3-559-500 21 Jan 1953.
(CLKL 24:1)
1. Presented by Academician A. 1. 0oarin 20 November 1952.

sUKII(,V, K.S.; NIKIFOROVA, G.S.
The size of particles of tobacco mosaic virus in various periods of
reproduction and under conditions of deprivation of the host-plant
of nitrogen. Doklady Akad. Nauk s.s.s.R. go, 469-71 '53. (mLaA 6:5)
(CA 47 no.17:8839 153)
Electron-rdcroscopic investigation shows that the virus
particles are unusually short at an early stage of infection (denoting rapid reproduc-
tion) as wel-1 as at a late stage of infection under conditions of nitrogen starvation
of the host plant. In the first case, the titer of the vinis (i.e.3 its capacity to
infect) is bulow noumal, while in the sec&nd case it is no 1%rer than that of virus
consisting of particles which have a normal length, Presented by Acad A. I. Oparin
23 mar 53.
260T3

SUKHOV, K.S.; NIKIFUROVA, G.S.; UPARIN, A.!, alcademlK,
Spiral-like structure of particles of the tobacco-mosaic virus. Dokl.AN
SSSR 90 no.4:671-672a Je '53. (KIRA 6:5)
1. Akademiya Nauk SSSR (for Oparin). 2. Institut genetiki Akademii nauk
(for Sukhov, Nikiforova). (Mosaic disease)

SUKHOV, K.S.; NIKIFOROVA. G.S.; OPARIN, A.I.. akademijr.
Aggregation of the tobacco-mosaic virur in plant cells, during the early
period of reproduction. Dokl.AN SSSR 90 5:901-903 Je 153. (KLRA 6:5)
1. Institut genetiki Akademii nauk SSSR (for Sukhoi,, Nikiforova). 2. Aka-
demiya nauk SSSR (for Oparin). (Mosaic dis*ass)

KOSIKOV. K.V.; SMOV, K.S., doktor biologicheskikh nauk, otvetstvanrqy
rada;,tor'; PIDIN, Yo.I., redaktor; NEVRAYEVA. K.A., tekhnicheskiy
redaktor
[Genetics of yeasts and methods of selection of yeast cultures]
Genetika drozhzhei J metody, selektall drozhzhevykh kulltur.
Moskva, Izd-vo Akademii nauk SSSR, 1954. 326 p. (MLRA 7:10)
(Yeast)

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Author K.
Tit V; "1.3 kIiSt_'[LS_-S Of aCj- [CUJ plants and P;I?asil, es Cor the ~.r control
FcrioJ ical I--V. AIISSSR. Biol. 4c,-61-, 19,4
Abstract I-luch fj,,perimcnLai work has been done by the ~ioviet viroloLriS4- i1
conn,--ction with the study of viruses and diseases they cause in plants.
'ilieoretical discovery of D. I. Ivanovskiy made it possible to make an
dia~~,nosis of' tobacco mnosair_ Tobacco mosaic ,,ras one of the fi-, st
vi-its diseases studied. Kno,,iledEez of othe,. virus diseasec is -_,ecenl~
and sori%~ of have not ~_,t baen dia~_noscd. Losses from diseases,
cauS_~O by viruses, can be reduccd somcwhat by crop rotation and, avoidance
of fields where such diseases have dariarred previous crops. je 17~1
eatef
E-csultinr! from vi-cus dis-_zse are caused b-,,, the mosaics of winter
Virus diseases of' ve.etable crops Lave- beer, found mrjst!~~ ir.
south(~m areas of tha U.3SR wl-1,--re mo~~t of diseases of T)otato vil-ils2s are
Li-anLw-dUcc! by some suckinL,, insucts. ~;pi-ayinC plants with chemicals-
DUr Ju,_tS is L-i ccrt.ain ca.,_~s. tw(--) "".cf,-
;,~11_ U-;R. _ration,-
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3 U b d Fcb-liary 12, 1~14

SUKHOV, Konstantin Stepanovich; RAZVTAZKINA, Galina, MMaylovha; I ITA-
skiy, A*A., redAktor; GUM, A.. takhnichookiy redaktor.
(Biology of viruses and virus diseases of plants] Siologiia virusov
i virusnys bolesni rastenii. Moskva, Goo. izd-vo 08ovetakaia nauka,
1955. 226 p. (Km 9:5)
(Viruses) (Plant diseases)

SUMOV, K.S., professor.
Variability of viruses in mixed infections. Izv.AB SSSR Ser.biol.
no.5:80-88 8-0 '55. . (KLRA 9:2)
LInstitut ganetiki Akade~li nauk SUMe
(V IRUSIIS)

SUKHOV, K.S.
Variability of viruses in the case of combination infections.
Trudy Inst.gen.no.22:168-180 155. (KIE A 9: 4)
(Virus diseases of plants)

wl'.;:Ii cont:!IF'r"Cle~ " tric Nicc Of Erf,',hyfluin, tF,.~ c"Is of
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k S.
Nikifrrova. Do,~*,4y 11 j~ - "
721(1955) -Examn. I ' ' _1 103,
aq d-Oror, ,
0 C'~L
1111CL Of C-
F()rr,q of
'Ine arv
r(T-duced. Tfiw!, ac 0.;Mcr.~iO
vilus pattlclc-s 'JA C.;
F"C' the Lu~r t",.qd t."
aF-ffegate at their vrid3 It is
Cut thcz,.~ uyfliL,2
of viruj
ll'Iture.

-SUKHOV, K.S. ; NIKIFOROVA, G.S.
Crystalline inclusion of tobacco mossaic virus In the plastids
of mviaic tobacco. Dokl.Ml SSSR 104 ne.5.'786-788 0 155.(MLRA 9:2)
l.Elektronnaya laborateriya Otdalaniya biologicheskikh nauk AkiLdemii
nauk SSSR. Pradstavleno akadamikem A.I.Oparin7m.
(Mosaic disease) (Viruses)

SUKHOV, K.S.; KA.PITSA, O.S.
W 0 * W* 0, - o W W, -T-A r,
Reproduction of the tobacco mosaic virus in the first hours
following the inoculation of the leaves of Nicotiana gluti-
ROBA. Dokl.AN SSSR 105 ne.6,1346-1349 D 155. (nu 9:4)
1.Inatitut gazatiki Akademii mauk SSSR. Predstayleno akrmlemi-
kom A.I.Oparinym.
(Mosaic disease)

SU~O-Y,_KQns,taiati.rx Stepanovich; OPARIN, A.I., akademilr, otvetstvanW
redaktor; STAkSHINSkA, M.O., redaktor izdatellstva; SENVCHOKO,
G.N.. tekhnicheskiy radalctor
[viruses] Virusy. Moskva, lzd-vo Akadamii nauk S&M, 1956. 369 p.
(VIRUBJCS) (KLRA 10:1)

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fit th--- Intorz;aticnal C,~,-,--tics S~mrposin, 6-12 Slept,
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DC-C 1956

USSR/ViroloCy - Plant Viruses. E-1
Abs Jour : Ref Zhur - Biul., No 0, 1956, 33536
Author : Sukhov, K.S., Kapit:-,a, O.S.
Inst
Title (17apravlennayn izmenchivost Ki-virusa kartofelya pri
smushannoy infektaii s virusom tabachnoy mzaild.).
A Directed Chan6e of Potato X-Virus in Mized Infec-
tions with Tobacco Mosaic Viruses.
Orig Pub Izv, i'di SSSR, Ser. biol. 1956, No 31 53-64
Abstract It was clarified that a clumiae in viruses Eny occur in
a rlixed infection by unrelated viruses, vhich do not
prcxluce crossing scroloGical reactions. In a joint
cultivation of a cyphomrilrate strain of tobacco msaic
virus with a potato X-virus N), astrain of potato
virus formed (X3) which differCK from the initial one,
causedL severe sSmptoms on tobacco, stramnium and
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