ArticleMicroorganisms2026
Diversity of RNA Viruses in Declining Mediterranean Forests.
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Global change alters forestry habitats and facilitates the entry of new pathogens that do not share a co-evolution history with the forest, leading them into a spiral of decline. As a result, relationships between forest organisms become imbalanced. RNA viruses are of particular concern given their capacity to infect hosts across different kingdoms of life, yet the viromes of Mediterranean forests remain largely unexplored. For this reason, the study of RNA viruses is essential for understanding how viral flow across different hosts might occur, and to prevent possible outbreaks of diseases in the future. In this work, the RNA virus diversity found in trees, arthropods, and fungi from declining Mediterranean forests is described. To this extent, three habitats (
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