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. 2020 Nov 19;11:558403. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2020.558403

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Symptomatic host plants of nanovirus and babuviruses along with insect vectors. (A) Papaya plant showing leaf yellowing and dwarfism and found infected with MDV (nanovirus). (B) Faba bean showing necrosis and infected with FBNYV (nanovirus). (C) Coconut tree exhibiting foliar decay due to CFDV (uncategorized). (D) Banana plant showing bunchy top disease symptoms and infected with BBTV. Insect vectors, (E) Pentalonia nigronervosa transmits babuviruses and (F) Aphis craccivora responsible for the transmission of nanoviruses.