Cucumis sativus L. o‘simligini kasallantiruvchi asosiy viruslarning biologik xususiyatlari
Biological characteristics of the main viruses infecting Cucumis sativus L.
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This literature review summarizes the biological characteristics of CMV, ZYMV, and CGMMV infecting cucumber. Their classification, host range, disease symptoms, and transmission routes are examined. Considering biological characteristics alongside visible symptoms when differentiating these viruses is important for identifying infection sources and limiting their spread.
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