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Badnaviruses of sweetpotato: symptomless co-inhabitants on a global scale

2017-05-21

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Sweetpotato is among the most important root-crops worldwide, particularly in developing countries, and its production is affected severely by a variety of virus diseases. During the last decade a number of new viruses have been discovered in sweetpotatoes from different continents through next generation sequencing studies, among them belonging to the genus Badnavirus and collectively assigned to the species Sw...

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Literature Corpus work: 3597c676-c5fe-5e46-a52f-ddfb0d7b189f
DOI: 10.1101/140517

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