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Archives of Virology, 2002
The family Tymoviridae comprises the genus Tymovirus, from which it derives its name, the genus Marafivirus and the newly established genus Maculavirus. Members of the family share the following characteristics: (i) non-enveloped isometric particles c.
Sead Sabanadzovic +2 more
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The family Tymoviridae comprises the genus Tymovirus, from which it derives its name, the genus Marafivirus and the newly established genus Maculavirus. Members of the family share the following characteristics: (i) non-enveloped isometric particles c.
Sead Sabanadzovic +2 more
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Novel Putative Tymoviridae-like Virus Isolated from Culex Mosquitoes in Colombia
The family Tymoviridae comprises positive-sense RNA viruses, which mainly infect plants. Recently, a few Tymoviridae-like viruses have been found in mosquitoes, which feed on vertebrate sources.
Ladys Sarmiento +2 more
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In an effort to enhance the knowledge on molecular evolution of currently the known members of the families Luteoviridae and Tymoviridae, in-depth molecular investigations in the entire genome of 147 accessions retrieved from the international databases, were carried out.
Moncef Boulila
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Archives of Virology
Ficus pumila is an edible garden plant with significant medicinal value. In this study, we identified a novel maculavirus associated with mosaic and chlorotic spot symptoms on F. pumila leaves in Yunnan Province, China, and the genome sequence of the virus, which was tentatively named "Ficus pumila-associated virus" (FPaV), was determined.
Mengze Guo +5 more
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Ficus pumila is an edible garden plant with significant medicinal value. In this study, we identified a novel maculavirus associated with mosaic and chlorotic spot symptoms on F. pumila leaves in Yunnan Province, China, and the genome sequence of the virus, which was tentatively named "Ficus pumila-associated virus" (FPaV), was determined.
Mengze Guo +5 more
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Complete sequence of Fig fleck-associated virus, a novel member of the family
Virus Research, 2011Toufic Elbeaino +2 more
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