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Leafhopper Viral Pathogens: Ultrastructure of salivary gland infection of Taastrup-like virus in <i>Psammotettix alienus</i> Dahlbom; and a novel Rhabdovirus in <i>Homalodisca vitripennis</i> (Germar) Hemiptera: Cicadellidae

2018-11-08

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Viruses that are pathogenic to insect pests can be exploited as biological control agents. Viruses that are pathogenic to beneficial insects and other arthropods, as in honey bees, silk worms, and shrimp, cause millions of dollars of losses to those industries. Current advances in next generation sequencing technologies along with molecular and cellular biology have produced a wealth of information about insect vi...

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10.1101/465468
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Leafhopper Viral Pathogens: Ultrastructure of salivary gland infection of Taastrup-like virus in <i>Psammotettix alienus</i> Dahlbom; and a novel Rhabdovirus in <i>Homalodisca vitripennis</i> (Germar) Hemiptera: CicadellidaeDOI 10.1101/465468
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