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Tombusviruses

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The Plant Viruses

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Abstract

The Tombusvirus group was established in 1971 (Harrison et al. 1971). It derives its name from the sigla “tombus,” originating from the name of the type member of the group, tomato bushy stunt virus (TBSV).

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