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A PLANT VIRUS MODIFIES ROOT VOLATILES TO ATTRACT ITS SOIL NEMATODE VECTOR TO INFECTED PLANTS

2024-01-31

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Plant derived volatiles mediate interactions between plants, their pathogenic viruses, and vectors responsible for viral transmission. These volatile-dependent mechanisms have not been demonstrated belowground, despite soil organisms being some of the most devastating agricultural pests. Here we identify a critical component of the signal used by the plant virus, Tobacco Rattle Virus (TRV) to attract its soil nema...

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DOI: 10.22541/au.170670337.76233800/v1

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