Abstract
), which causesunusually severe CMD symptoms, was investigated.Cassava leaves with severe CMD symptoms were col-lected in August 1999 from nine fields in Lekana, N’Sahand Abala-Ndolo in the central part of Congo Republic,and leaves with a range of symptoms were collected inDecember 2000 from 30 CMD-affected plants from 12fields in Kinshasa and Bas-Congo Provinces of DRC.Samples from the Congo Republic were preserved inalcohol and tested for the presence of cassava mosaic gemini-viruses at IITA-Ibadan by PCR using nonspecificEACMV primers and specific primers for
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