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Typical Transmission or Damage Mode
Vector-Borne 1
Hosts Affected
Filter Results31 entries

Abaca

Hosts Affected
1 entry

Avocado

Hosts Affected
1 entry

Banana

Hosts Affected
1 entry

Barley

Hosts Affected
2 entries

Cacao

Hosts Affected
1 entry

Cassava

Hosts Affected
2 entries

Coconut

Hosts Affected
1 entry

Cucumber

Hosts Affected
3 entries

Eggplant

Hosts Affected
1 entry

Garlic

Hosts Affected
1 entry

Grape

Hosts Affected
2 entries

Hemp

Hosts Affected
2 entries

Lettuce

Hosts Affected
1 entry

Maize

Hosts Affected
2 entries

Millet

Hosts Affected
1 entry

Oat

Hosts Affected
2 entries

Oil Palm

Hosts Affected
1 entry

Onion

Hosts Affected
1 entry

Orange

Hosts Affected
1 entry

Peanut

Hosts Affected
1 entry

Plantain

Hosts Affected
1 entry

Potato

Hosts Affected
2 entries

Rice

Hosts Affected
1 entry

Rye

Hosts Affected
1 entry

Sorghum

Hosts Affected
1 entry

Sugar Beet

Hosts Affected
1 entry

Tobacco

Hosts Affected
3 entries

Tomato

Hosts Affected
3 entries

Triticale

Hosts Affected
1 entry

Watermelon

Hosts Affected
1 entry

Wheat

Hosts Affected
2 entries
Sources
1. Wikipedia: Plant virus
WikipediaPlant virus, By insects section
Quote, Plant virus, By insects section
Plant viruses need to be transmitted by a vector, most often insects such as leafhoppers.
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