September 23, 2024PlantsOpen Access

Viromes of Monocotyledonous Weeds Growing in Crop Fields Reveal Infection by Several Viruses Suggesting Their Virus Reservoir Role

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Monocotyledonous weeds growing alongside agricultural crop fields harbor diverse viromes, showing persistent viral infection across sampled wild plants.
In 2019, random samples revealed that multiple distinct plant viruses co-occur within wild weed populations located near cultivated crop fields.
Analysis indicates these wild weeds can serve as virus reservoirs, which highlights the risk of recurring viral transmission to nearby agricultural crops.

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Analysis reveals infection by multiple viruses in monocotyledonous weeds, suggesting their potential role as virus reservoirs in crop fields.

In 2019, random samples of

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Analysis reveals infection by multiple viruses in monocotyledonous weeds, suggesting their potential role as virus reservoirs in crop fields.

In 2019, random samples of