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A tomato fruit blotch viral replicon defines minimal requirements for cell autonomous replication and identifies functional RNA4-encoded movement and silencing suppression activities
Tomato fruit blotch virus (ToFBV) is an emerging multipartite positive-sense RNA virus associated with blotchy symptoms on tomato fruits and classified within the genus Blunervirus (family Kitaviridae). Despite its increasing agricultural relevance, the study of ToFBV has been hindered by the lack o
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