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Small impact of the host plant physiological state on the genome formula of a nanovirus
The genome formula refers to the specific and reproducible pattern of relative accumulation of genome segments in within-host populations of viruses with segmented genomes. It has been proposed that the genome formula may have an adaptive function by allowing rapid adaptation of viral genes’ expres
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