ArticleFrontiers in microbiology2020
A Single ssRNA Segment Encoding RdRp Is Sufficient for Replication, Infection, and Transmission of Ourmia-Like Virus in Fungi.
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Abstract
Recently, an increasing number of ourmia-like viruses have been found in fungi; however, the features of these viruses remain unknown. Here, we report a novel ourmia-like virus isolated from
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