ArticleThe Journal of general virology2026
Into the wild: a long-term study of begomovirus community dynamics in a natural landscape.
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Abstract
Begomoviruses have been the subject of many evolutionary studies that explored their temporal dynamics; however, most of the studies relied on sequences retrieved from public repositories rather than hypothesis-driven sampling. These datasets are often temporally or spatially unbalanced, which can bias molecular clock calibration, especially when the population exhibits strong genetic structure. Furthermore, most studies have focused on agricultural environments where anthropogenic activity may influence viral diversification. Longitudinal studies with systematic sampling in the natural environment are essential to understand begomovirus ecology and evolution. We monitored a begomovirus community over 12 years (2011-2014, 2016-2022) in a 300 m² Atlantic Forest regeneration area in southeastern Brazil, sampling 385
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