Thrips transmission is a biological vector-mediated plant virus transmission mechanism in which the genus *Thrips* serves as the primary arthropod vector responsible for the acquisition, transport, and inoculation of tospoviruses and other associated plant viruses during feeding activities on host tissues.
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Thrips their biology, ecology and economic importance
Gert Schliephake KĀTHEN, Todd R. Lewis · Pedobiologia · 1975 · 592 citations · Full text
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