Abstract
The beginning of research on insect viruses is marked by the discovery and description of polyhedral bodies in the silkworm by Maestri (1856) and Cornalia (1856) just 100 years ago. Since then reports of several hundred investigations that deal with insect viruses have been published. Many fundamental results were obtained before 1900 and since then several important investigations have been carried out in Europe, America, and Japan. A great stimulus to this field was given by the development of new research tools and the progress in plant virology in the late 30’s. Several books1, reviews2, and reference collections3 cover the subject well to about 1950. Therefore in the following only the most important contributions of the past will be referred to or those which were not mentioned before4. It is not intended to describe the diseases and viruses of all host species but rather to discuss the principles of the virus itself and the problems of its relationship to the host.
Contribution No. 306, Division of Forest Biology, Science Service, Department of Agriculture, Ottawa, Canada.
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