ArticlePhytobiomes journal2025
Exploring the Virome of Blackberry and Wild Rubus spp. in South Carolina.
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- Integrating High-Throughput Sequencing Data from Herbarium and Contemporary Samples Reveals a Novel Carlavirus Long Established in European Beech.Microorganisms · 2026Article
- Identification and characterization of a putative novel tri-segmented rhabdovirus infecting Humulus scandens.Archives of virology · 2026Article
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Numerous viruses infect blackberry, and they are associated with virus disease complexes with complicated etiologies. Blackberry virus diseases limit the lifespan of blackberry production in the Southeastern United States. Although some previous research has been conducted to understand which viruses are prevalent in South Carolina, a comprehensive study on the virome of blackberry has not been done in this region. Additionally, the role of wild
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