Reproduction of photograph of Kaufman and Rosenberg family portrait on the occasion of the wedding of Ludwig Rosenberg and Paula Rosenberg nee Joseph (left); Hamburg.

Includes Ludwig Rosenberg and Paula Rosenberg nee Joseph (left), Thekla (Tekie) Joseph (standing center), Karl Kaufman and Else Kaufman (right)

Herz? family studio portrait.

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Family portrait of siblings Wladimir, Rosa, Lena and Georg Eliasberg; New York Portraits Family

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Rieser family portrait on the steps of an unidentified building Portraits Family

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Portrait of a family and their dog sitting in a park Portraits Family

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Portrait of brother, mother and sister of Max Rieser seated outdoors; Franzensbad Portraits Family

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Saalfeld Family Collection

Xerox copy of chapter on Saalfeld family (includes family tree); photos of family paintings of Jettchen Gebert.

Feibelmann Family Collection 1796-1958

Family history and genealogy of Feibelmann family.

Levor Family 1763-1974

Photocopy of family tree of Levor and related families.

Mauerberger Family 1823-1957

Photocopy of family tree of Mauerberger and related families.

Philipp-Coppel Family 1781-1908

Photocopy of family history (Chronik) of Philipp and Coppel family.

Identification of a new Polerovirus (family Luteoviridae) associated with cotton bunchy top disease in Australia

Cotton bunchy top (CBT) disease has caused significant yield losses in Australia and is now managed by control of its vector, the cotton aphid (Aphis gossypii). Its mode of transmission and similarities in symptoms to cotton Blue Disease suggested it may also be caused by a luteovirus or related virus. Degenerate primers to conserved regions of the genomes of the family Luteoviridae were used to amplify viral cDNAs from CBT-affected cotton leaf tissue that were not present in healthy plants. Partial genome sequence of a new virus (Cotton bunchy top virus, CBTV) was obtained spanning part of the RNA-dependent-RNA-polymerase (RdRP), all of the coat protein and part of the aphid-transmission protein. CBTV sequences could be detected in viruliferous aphids able to transmit CBT, but not aphids from non-symptomatic plants, indicating that it is associated with the disease and may be the causal agent. All CBTV open-reading frames had their closest similarity to viruses of the genus Polerovirus. The partial RdRP had 90 % amino acid identity to the RdRP of Cotton leafroll dwarf virus (CLRDV) that causes cotton blue disease, while other parts of the genome were more similar to other poleroviruses. The sequence similarity and genome organization of CBTV suggest that it should be considered a new member of the genus Polerovirus. This partial genome sequence of CBTV opens up the possibility for developing diagnostic tests for detection of the virus in cotton plants, aphids and weeds as well as alternative strategies for engineering CBT resistance in cotton plants through biotechnology. © 2012 Australasian Plant Pathology Society Inc.

Betty with her two sons, Dagobert and Manfred Broh Portraits Family

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Portrait of Dagobert and Manfred Portraits Family

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