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El género de virus Tospovirus (familia Bunyaviridae) causa enfermedades de impacto económico significativo en muchos cultivos en todo el mundo. Los tospovirus tienen la capacidad de intercambiar segmentos completos de su genoma con otros miembros del género, creando nuevos virus aislados con diferentes vectores y rangos de huéspedes modificados, los cuales pueden dar lugar a nuevas enfermedades. En la actualidad, hay ocho especies reconocidas que pertenecen a este género, de las cuales cinco se han informado previamente en los Estados Unidos (es decir, TCSV, TSWV, GRSV, INSV y el virus de la mancha amarilla del iris [IYSV]). De estos, todos excepto IYSV han sido reportados previamente en el estado de Florida. Se puede encontrar más información sobre los tospovirus en Tospovirus (Familia Bunyaviridae, Género Tospovirus) (http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/pp134). -- de PP306, Tomato Chlorotic Spot Virus

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