Is There a “Biological Desert” With the Discovery of New Plant Viruses? A Retrospective Analysis for New Fruit Tree Viruses

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RT @inextvir: (2/n) Unsurprisingly, biological characterization is still lacking in most of the newly discovered species (similar with frui…

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(2/n) Unsurprisingly, biological characterization is still lacking in most of the newly discovered species (similar with fruit tree viruses https://t.co/Z5kETdssoy); and especially for those discovered through HTS, or for those that are not of economic imp

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RT @Be_Phytopath: Hey virologists, we are collectively discovering 100's new #viruses but what about biological characterisation? We revi…

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RT @Be_Phytopath: Hey virologists, we are collectively discovering 100's new #viruses but what about biological characterisation? We revi…

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