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Natural enemies can mediate the impact of plant microbiota on insect-borne virus transmission

2026-05-14

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Individual hosts can be protected from disease vectors through their microbiota, but how those benefits scale up to the host population level is rarely obvious. Disease spread may be inhibited through reduced vector visitation or amplified as vectors redirect their attention to unprotected hosts. The outcome—suppression or escalation of disease outbreaks—is likely to be influenced by natural enemies that redistrib...

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9a70a20b-5ecb-520b-b066-8b47c02d5c73
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10.64898/2026.05.11.724421
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