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The authors suggest that the virus transmission mode governs post-acquisition effects on vectors.
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e0“Our results suggest that the transmission mode governs post-acquisition effects”
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Maxime Verdier; Raymonde Baltenweck; Lise Negrel; et al. Plant Stress 2026. doi:10.1016/j.stress.2026.101311
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- Intervention effect Both CaMV and TuYV enhanced aphid dispersal after acquisition.
- Intervention effect Only CaMV, not TuYV, increased aphid motility after acquisition.
- Intervention effect CaMV triggered starvation stress in aphids, despite the presumably higher nutritional value of infected plants.
- Intervention effect TuYV induced only minimal metabolic and physiological disruptions in plants and aphids.