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Genomic characterization and host range study of pepper veinal mottle virus (Potyvirus capsivenae) (PVMV) infecting tomato

2025-09-01

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<title>Abstract</title> <p><italic>Pepper veinal mottle virus</italic> (PVMV), a member of the <italic>Potyvirus</italic> genus, is primarily a pathogen of pepper, but its emerging impact on tomato poses a growing concern due to its broad host range, aphid transmission and potential for significant yield losses. Despite its economic importance, studies on the genomic characterization and host range of PVMV isolat...

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1772f81d-4a3b-535b-9842-1b05395dddbf
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-7403472/v1
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