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Deep sequencing of High Plains wheat mosaic virus from sweet corn to guide seed health testing reveals multiple variants for all eight genome segments and two major isolate types

2026-08-26

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High Plains wheat mosaic virus (HPWMoV) is a wheat and maize-infecting virus of phytosanitary concern due to its potential for seed transmission. Recent phytosanitary restrictions have required sweet corn seed lots to test negative for HPWMoV prior to import into certain countries. To inform the design of more sensitive and broad-spectrum diagnostic primers for seed health testing and phytosanitary certification,...

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10.64898/2026.08.25.746265
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