On a walk today in a fairly natural area, I came across this oddity in a large patch of Asiatic bittersweet (Celastrus orbiculatus):


Just a single variegated stem, the only one in the patch, or any other patch at the site. I'm not saying where it was - I've had enough requests for Japanese knotweed cultivars to know better.
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A mosaic virus?
Some pictures for comparison are on http://www.dias.kvl.dk/plantvirology/seedborne.html
Best regards,
Pim
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