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Characterization of the Alfalfa Pollen Virome.

Viruses - 25 Mar 2026

Nemchinov Lev G, Grinstead Sam, Postnikova Olga A, Irish Brian M

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Vertical transmission of plant pathogenic viruses is an important component of viral persistence, survival, and spread in agricultural production systems. This type of transmission is of considerable economic significance as it can cause major crop losses by serving as the initial focus of infection for future epidemics. Vertical transmission occurs when a virus is passed on to offspring either by direct invasion...

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PMID: 42043197
DOI: 10.3390/v18040408
PMCID: PMC13119625

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