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. 2020 Oct 19;12(10):1180. doi: 10.3390/v12101180

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Phylogeny of the Hepe-Virga group RdRp. The hepe-virga-like sequence identified in this study is labeled in red. Unclassified sequences from [65] are highlighted in grey. For clarity, some families or genera have been collapsed. Left, RdRp-based phylogenetic tree obtained using IQ-tree with bootstrap replicates and SH-aLTR set to 1000 (values in parenthesis). Right, genomic organizations of the new viruses as well as closest homologs and representative species from each family/genus as follows: Orthohepevirus A (Hepeviridae); Poinsettia mosaic virus (order Tymovirales); Wheat stripe mosaic virus (Benyviridae); Diatom colony associated dsRNA virus 15 (Endornaviridae); Cabassou virus (Togaviridae); Apple mosaic virus (Bromoviridae); Mint virus 1 (Closteroviridae); Cucumber mottle virus (Virgaviridae). The tree is mid-pointed rooted and branch lengths are scaled according to the number of amino acid substitutions per site.