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Beet Curly Top Virus Genetic Diversity, Impact on Cannabinoids, Potential Seed Transmission, and Vector Biology in Hemp.

Phytopathology - 1 May 2026

Han Jinlong, MacWilliams Jacob, Schmidtbauer Max, Huntress Raiyaa, Alonzo Maria Paula Mejia, Hackenberg Laine, Withycombe Jordan, Lovato Tyler J, Wagstaff Camille, Crowder David W, Creamer Rebecca, Wilson Houston, Britt Kadie, Shrestha Govinda, Frost Kenneth, Rivedal Hannah, Ocamb Cynthia M, Nachappa Punya

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Beet curly top virus (BCTV) has emerged as a major threat to hemp production in the western United States. Despite this concern, little is known about BCTV biology in hemp. This study investigated the incidence and genetic variability of BCTV strains, as well as the impact of BCTV infection on cannabinoid profiles, potential for seed transmission, and vector survival on hemp. Field surveys across five states...

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PMID: 41563377
DOI: 10.1094/PHYTO-09-25-0297-R

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