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We suggest the starting conditions indicated in Table 2 to optimize viral RNA or cDNA inoculation of tobacco and potato plants. They have been used successfully for many more recent studies in our laboratory (Hamalainen et al. in press, Rajamaki and Valkonen 1999).
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