Abstract
New diagnostic and rapid ‘nextgeneration sequencing’ methods facilitate the
discovery of new plant viruses. However, virus detection or elucidation of the
sequence of its dna/rna is no guarantee for understanding its epidemiology.
In order to develop effective control measures in field crops or in greenhouses,
knowledge of how viruses move from one plant to another is essential.
discovery of new plant viruses. However, virus detection or elucidation of the
sequence of its dna/rna is no guarantee for understanding its epidemiology.
In order to develop effective control measures in field crops or in greenhouses,
knowledge of how viruses move from one plant to another is essential.
| Original language | English |
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| Journal | Prophyta |
| Volume | 2017 |
| Publication status | Published - 2017 |