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Historical virus isolate collections: An invaluable resource connecting plant virology’s pre‐sequencing and post‐sequencing eras

2021-02-01

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Many laboratories maintain historical collections of preserved plant virus isolates that store a wealth of untapped data, including original type isolates, studied in the pre‐sequencing era. Currently, many recently recognized virus species exist with no supporting reference sequences. Also, many virus sequences appear new when compared to available sequences, but, on sequencing pre‐sequencing era isolates, they m...

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c5aab29e-d901-51d1-b291-b36f44ec6d1b
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10.1111/ppa.13313
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