Clitoria yellow mottle virus: a tobamovirus from Northern Australia

A tobamovirus was isolated from feral plants of the African forage legume Clitoria ternatea collected in 1995 from two out of nineteen sites in Northern Australia. This virus, which we call Clitoria yellow mottle virus, is most closely related to, although distant from, sunnhemp mosaic virus in all regions of its genome.